Nestle Rhetorical Analysis Essay

A Reenergizing Boost The advertisement for Nestle, Boost milkshakes, was published in Health magazine, January/February of 2017, on page 47. The advertisement shows a simple photograph of a man, around his mid forties, walking down a side walk, smiling, dancing, and looking lively. The background and building behind him seemed to be so dull of color, but the shirt he was wearing is so pretty and bright as if to show his energy and liveliness. This, Nestle Boost, advertisement is showing emotions through the man, the purpose that the company is trying to show, and American culture, all within the photograph and other elements of it. The main characteristic that is perceived from this advertisement, and also the man in the photograph, is the emotion that one may feel from looking at him. The emotions that a viewer sees, or could possible see, is within the man’s body language, facial expressions, and his eyes. The man is showing a energizing emotion and body form, and he seems to be implying through the photo that the Boost milk is making him feel that energized and good.

Also, to keep up with consumers tastes, and new products that are being released by numerous other companies, Nestle also tried cutting back on the total fat and saturated fat count within products. That appeals within customers’ eyes. “The National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently reported that compared with the majority populations, U.S. minority populations have shorter overall life expectancies and higher rates of cardiovascular disease, cancer, infant mortality, birth defects, asthma, diabetes, stroke, adverse consequences of substance abuse, and sexually transmitted diseases” (US). The possibility of lessening all this horrible and scary life traits, is just one more reason why they have been working diligently to change the products and also the health of the American