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Over consuming sugar is unhealthy. Some people think that governments should take responsibility to control it. Others think that individuals should take responsibility for sugar intake. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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It is true that eating
sugar
 in excess amount can lead to different health problems like diabetes and obesity.
Although
,
Accept space
,
some might argue that it is the
responsibility
 of the government to take
responsibility
 of their citizens' well-being, while some others believe that the individuals should take care of their fitness by themselves.I firmly believe that self
responsibility
 is really important for a person to maintain his fitness. Some critics argue that, the state can control the over consumption of
sugar
 among the public by imposing higher taxes on carbohydrate and sugary products.An example is, if the authority escalates the tax on these products, their selling price will be increased and some people may hesitate to buy
sugar
.
Therefore
 the usage of
sugar
 will reduce automatically among the public.
Besides
, the ministry can introduce some awareness programs to educate the public about the adverse effect of excess
sugar
 in intake.
Subsequently
, people may try to reduce their carbohydrate intake, and they can share
such
 information with his family and friends.
On the other hand
, people have different lifestyle and eating habit.So Self awareness is more important for a person to maintain his well-being. To give an idea example, if someone has a family history of diabetes, he should consume
limited amount
Suggestion
a limited amount
 of carbohydrate than the others because at high risk of diabetes.
Moreover
, these days, many carbohydrate-free products are available in the market
,
Accept space
,
and these are healthy options for the public to maintain and control their glucose intake. To conclude, while it can be argued that too much emphasis is placed on the state to maintain public health, my own opinion is that it is the
responsibility
 of the individual to take care their fitness.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • over-consuming
  • unhealthy
  • government responsibility
  • control
  • sugar intake
  • taxes on sugary products
  • regulations
  • advertising
  • public health campaigns
  • associated risks
  • personal responsibility
  • self-discipline
  • dietary habits
  • advocating
  • nutrition information
  • empowers
  • informed choices
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