Many processed foods and drinks are packed with
sugar
and Use synonyms
this
leads to many health issues. I agree that to reduce Linking Words
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consumption, carbohydrate-packed commodities should be sold at a higher price.
Many individuals over-consume sugary products because they are cheap. Use synonyms
For example
, in the United States, many fast-food restaurants offer free refills on sodas. Linking Words
As a result
, customers tend to have two or even three sodas at a meal. If these restaurants are required to implement a 20% tax on these drinks and stop supplying free refills, many customers probably wouldn’t order one at all, let alone have a Linking Words
second
one. A regulation like Linking Words
this
could be extremely effective in terms of preventing obesity among low-income folks since many of them are high consumers of cheap carbohydrate-sweetened foods and beverages.
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In addition
, making high-Linking Words
sugar
commodities more expensive can promote healthier eating choices. Use synonyms
This
is because if the prices of these goods increase to a point at which individuals are unable to afford them regularly, they may turn to foods that are healthier and more affordable. Linking Words
For instance
, if a can of strawberry-flavoured beverage costs 3 times the price of a box of fresh strawberries, why not choose the cheaper fresh fruits which can Linking Words
also
satisfy a craving for Linking Words
sugar
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Although
fresh fruits Linking Words
also
contain sugars, natural sugars are much healthier than added ones.
In conclusion, Linking Words
sugar
-sweetened commodities should be made more costly to reduce Use synonyms
sugar
intake. For one thing, the over-consumption of these products is partly because of their low cost. For another, increasing their price could encourage people to choose healthier food.Use synonyms
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