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The people could also just eat healtier, right (if they can afford it, that is)? "All things are poison and nothing is without poison, only the dosage makes a
by redtuesday 10y ago
The people could also just eat healtier, right (if they can afford it, that is)?
"All things are poison and nothing is without poison, only the dosage makes a thing not poison."
But I guess if sugar etc. would get a high tax, the tax money could be used to better educate the people which could possibly turn them away from too much sugar. And if we are at it, remove mc donalds, burger king etc. from the school grounds and sell healtier food.
- benevol 10y ago> The people could also just eat healtier Or we could consider sugar "food pollution" (which it actually mostly is) and regulate it like air and water pollution.
- xiphias 10y agoIt's not as easy as you think. I try to eat healthy (low sugar, no trans-fat, low saturated fat), but generally if I see ,,no sugar'' advertised on something, I know it has high saturated fat content, and if I see ,,0% fat'', I know it's something full of sugar.