Yes of course, these products are being shoved in our faces and sugar is even being snuck into things like bread and pasta sauce where you wouldn’t expect it. I

Yes of course, these products are being shoved in our faces and sugar is even being snuck into things like bread and pasta sauce where you wouldn’t expect it. It’s really insidious but that doesn’t negate the personal responsibility people have. It’s a nuanced issue, it’s not all the individuals fault and it’s not all the food manufacturers faults. For example there’s also an education component (or lack there of) at play here. But anyways, my point wasn’t about the contributing factors of obesity, but rather that if people are struggling with their health how are they expected to be worrying about things like privacy