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policy would negatively affect lower-income groups. In my opinion, a complete prohibition is unrealistic and carries more disadvantages than benefits.
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foods
with little or no nutritional value could enhance public health. Use synonyms
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high in sugar, oil, and saturated fats are strongly linked to conditions Use synonyms
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as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases. Overconsumption of Linking Words
such
items places a heavy burden on healthcare systems. If governments restricted or eliminated these Linking Words
foods
, fewer citizens would suffer from preventable illnesses, ultimately reducing healthcare costs and improving the Use synonyms
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products
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cost difference would deepen social inequality if unhealthy Linking Words
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products
may expose consumers to even greater risks.
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although
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products
from the market could promote public health, it would likely create financial strain for vulnerable populations and stimulate illegal Use synonyms
food
trade. A more balanced approach would involve limited regulation combined with widespread education on nutrition, ensuring that citizens are both informed and able to make healthier dietary choices. Use synonyms
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