Still not convinced reducing sugar is going to stop childhood or adult obesity. The large part of it is simply because food is too convenient. With many foods h

Still not convinced reducing sugar is going to stop childhood or adult obesity. The large part of it is simply because food is too convenient. With many foods having no preparation requirements it becomes easy for food to fill idle time. The easiest route to reducing over eating of foods that don't complement a sedentary diet would be to restrict food assistance programs. Instead of just saying "No" to certain purchases it should instead reward specific food type purchases. You could put a punitive value on some allowed but not good for you foods in necessary but rewarding good choices is better than punishing bad. Still their 25g is less than one ounce... how do you do that on a normal day?