What's the deal with sugar?
Posted by: Rainbow
16th Mar 2012 10:29am
Do you think the Government should play a part in prohibiting the amount of sugar that's 'hidden' in processed foods? Perhaps imposing a tax on sugar? Do you think more education should be given on the dangers of excess sugar intake? Have you cut out sugar in the past and noticed a difference in your health and weight? Do you have a sugar substitute? Or do you simply not care...?
Ganic12
- 18th Mar 2012 01:06am
The government can play a very important role in the action to reduce an using of sugar in diet. This educational program would be established in all schooles around Australia. Even some more radical sanctions in the cantines could be more effective. No fast food,no excessive amount of sugar etc would be main restrictions in the schools. It's a hard work but the effects of this program will be more important.
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