Come on now, Guardian, is it genetically random who eats healthy? Of course not. "Where does healthy eating behavior come from?"https://twitter.com/StuartJRitchie/status/966345911428370433 …
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Use tax% for income tax purposes. Tax ingredients in products that tend to promote over-eating, say, sugar. Get everybody to switch to diet drinks whenever possible.
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Not necessary in favor of any of these, I'm just saying the kind of actions one could take that might have some major impact, if one was so inclined. But I doubt there are any actions one can easily fiddle with.
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How about starting simple to educate people how to read a nutrition label and understand that calories matter. For that matter, do something like requiring food producers to produce nutrition labels with 20 pt font or face fines
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You really think this would make any difference? I really doubt it. A more obvious start is to start using standardized labels like Europeans have. (stuff per 100g/ml)
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We have this now more or less
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Certainly not. I've looked in every state I've been too.
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Ah, you're in Canadia.
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Naw but even in the States which is where I am from the labels are fairly clear bro....I’m pretty obsessed about diet and training lols. What have you observed?
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For example, most meat is done in 4oz serving size on labels (e.g., chicken/turkey)
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They are not even close to standardized, even for comparable products. I'll take some pics when I go shopping next.
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