It's not a big deal to enjoy junk food sparingly. The problem is these foods are made to be addictive and the data suggests that more and more people are crossi

It's not a big deal to enjoy junk food sparingly. The problem is these foods are made to be addictive and the data suggests that more and more people are crossing that health boundary. Just look up global obesity trends - it's not just a "'Murican" problem anymore. Food addiction is real, and ask any addict how hard it is to stay on the wagon when their drug of choice is constantly shoved in front of their face. "Personally, I don't think that's a big deal." You may live a healthy life so out of sight out of mind, but the obesity epidemic is a huge issue (no pun intended) in regards to quality of life, healthcare costs, etc.