Some people believe that it is the responsibility of individuals to take care of their own health and diet. Others however believe that governments should make sure that their citizens have a healthy diet. Discuss both these views.

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Nowadays diet is something that completely defines
individual’s
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mood and fitness. Some
people
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assume that the
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should fully control what is consumed by the citizens. Others think that every man should care for his health by himself only.
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essay would discuss both these opinions.
To begin
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with, I will explain the
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viewpoint. It seems very rational
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when considering the fact that through the system of taxes
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could control every position on the market.
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could be very resultant, because, surely,
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would have less desire to buy expensive goods.
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, another way to keep citizens fit lies through different activities.
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could establish more free outside
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centers
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, where
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would be able to do
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of exercises. On the other side, every person understands his real needs better than others. It is very hard to launch restrictions that would positively affect every man in the country. Due to
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fact, it is logical that everyone should control himself separately from others. Taking sport into consideration, it should be stated, that it is extremely complicated to motivate inactive
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to do
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activities. To conclude, I want to outline that being healthy lies in the zone of responsibility of every citizen.
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, it would make
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improvement if the
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would publicly support
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a healthy
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way of life.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • health-conscious decisions
  • self-discipline
  • informed choices
  • personal accountability
  • regulating food industries
  • implementing policies
  • healthy eating
  • public health campaigns
  • subsidies for healthy food
  • enabling environment
  • accessible
  • affordable
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