I think that you’re partly right. HFCS is cheap sugar that we put into everything.
Cheap sugar is like cheap gas. We use lots of it. We pollute our bodies and environment.
Should government regulate and raise the prices to save us from ourselves? Or should the people be free to consume cheap stuff?
We’ve decided to let the buyers beware. So, with that predicate, fat people are responsible for their own problems. The fact is that one can’t gain weight unless one consumes more calories that one expends.
If we force fat people to pay proportionately more for their health care, maybe people would make adjustments to their eating habits.
I think that you’re partly right. HFCS is cheap sugar that we put into everything.
Cheap sugar is like cheap gas. We use lots of it. We pollute our bodies and environment.
Should government regulate and raise the prices to save us from ourselves? Or should the people be free to consume cheap stuff?
We’ve decided to let the buyers beware. So, with that predicate, fat people are responsible for their own problems. The fact is that one can’t gain weight unless one consumes more calories that one expends.
If we force fat people to pay proportionately more for their health care, maybe people would make adjustments to their eating habits.
I think that you’re partly right. HFCS is cheap sugar that we put into everything.
Cheap sugar is like cheap gas. We use lots of it. We pollute our bodies and environment.
Should government regulate and raise the prices to save us from ourselves? Or should the people be free to consume cheap stuff?
We’ve decided to let the buyers beware. So, with that predicate, fat people are responsible for their own problems. The fact is that one can’t gain weight unless one consumes more calories that one expends.
If we force fat people to pay proportionately more for their health care, maybe people would make adjustments to their eating habits.
I think that you’re partly right. HFCS is cheap sugar that we put into everything.
Cheap sugar is like cheap gas. We use lots of it. We pollute our bodies and environment.
Should government regulate and raise the prices to save us from ourselves? Or should the people be free to consume cheap stuff?
We’ve decided to let the buyers beware. So, with that predicate, fat people are responsible for their own problems. The fact is that one can’t gain weight unless one consumes more calories that one expends.
If we force fat people to pay proportionately more for their health care, maybe people would make adjustments to their eating habits.
