Many manufactured food and drink products contain high levels of sugar, which causes many health problems. Sugary products should be made more expensive to encourage people to consume less sugar. Do you agree or disagree?

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A large number of foods and drinks, which have been manufactured in the factories, have significant amounts of sugar, that are not healthy at all. There is an idea that said that the cost of these
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should be higher to prevent customers to purchase fewer sugar
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. I partly agree with
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solution, and I will explain my reasons in the following essay. These days, most of the people who live in the cities, have nine-to-five jobs and they are stuck behind their desks during the daytime
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at night they tend to sit in front of their TV or do some activities, which do not need physical activities.
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, we can see
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pattern in the children's lifestyle; they play some games, which do not needs special body movements. In
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passive lifestyle, they drink and eat
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products
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every day, which has negative impacts on their health.
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, increasing the
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of these sorts of goods can reduce their usage; because large amounts of these
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products
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are not the main part of daily meals.
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, drinking sweet drinking with lunch or dinner like coca cola, is not necessary for families and improving the
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will reduce their purchases and a significant number of them would buy these things only on special occasions.
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, we should notice that the market of
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manufacturing
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not only belongs to middle and high-economic state people but
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poor families.
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, by uprising the
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, they will be affected by
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strategy too. Imagine a poor family with two little children, whose only pleasure during the day is drinking
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chocolate milk for their breakfast, which they buy from supermarkets. By increasing the
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, they lose their breakfast and other things would not bring
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enjoyment to them. In conclusion,
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increasing the
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of unhealthy
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, which are full of sugar will decrease the purchasing rate, I believe that
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solution will have some negative impacts on
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lives, who are not rich.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • health problems
  • manufactured food and drink products
  • sugary products
  • excessive sugar consumption
  • discourage
  • promote
  • healthier choices
  • reduce
  • increased taxes
  • fund
  • health education
  • prevention programs
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