Should candy be integrated with toys?
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Well yes... and that IS a plus...
Minor Axis
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No it should not, but I don't need a law in place for it.
The US government doesn't see it that way. You can buy a jar of corn syrup in any food supermarket.
And the mystery of why so many Americans are obese is hereby solved.
No it's not. I don't eat foods with a lot of high fructose corn syrup and I've been overweight all my life.
Our food is so over processed sophie. High fructose corn syrup is amongst the worse stuff for our bodies.
There is ALOT of shit they put into food that's bad for our bodies. I still blame alot of the hormones and drugs they pump into animals for a lot of the problems American face. You don't see mass obesity in other countries that don't have laws like ours.
Minor Axis
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Not because people are buying corn syrup at the grocers... but not saying there is not a huge obesity problem in this country.
Not because people are buying corn syrup at the grocers... but not saying there is not a huge obesity problem in this country.
Our food is so over processed. I looked at dozens of food products and corn syrup is in huge number of things you wouldn't think need it. It's distressing.
The foods we eat are simply horrible. However, the food isn't the problem, it's the lifestyle. When you're always on the go how can you avoid fast food or the microwave? It's easy to say, we should be eating healthy; it's difficult to change your lifestyle to allow healthy eating.
If you worked 24/7, yes, I would agree.
Since that is against the law (at least, in the USA) then you will always have time to cook on the weekends, or whatever days you have off.
The Prospect
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That's dangerous....If that were to happen, children would take over the world. :surrender
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