THE SUGAR DILEMA

I could give you the history of sugar, but I would prefer to share with you the destruction of the human body by sugar. Type two-diabetes, have increased in adults, and in recent years we have all been warned about the obesity epidemic that has been transferred to our children and their struggles with type two-diabetes; a disease that has been proven to be self-inflicted.

A few days ago a very famous company launched a new ad campaign in an effort to become more responsible about its products. If the company is acting responsibly, (wink, wink), shouldn't you help them out by acting responsibly too? 

Here is a thought; the sugar in these products cannot get into your body on its own. It takes a few steps for that to happen. Let’s skip through how the product was made and get directly to your participation in obtaining the product. You work hard for the money to pay for the product; then you get into your car or maybe even walk down the street to the store, where you pick up the product, and then you stand in a line waiting for the cashier to check out the product so you can pay for it. Then and only then do you drink it.

This company has shared the number of calories in each product on its label, are you reading the label? In the add it encourages you to exercise, did you go to the gym today? This to me still makes you the one responsible for whatever happens to you after purchasing and drinking the product.

So my question is, what is it going to take for you to say ENOUGH? I AM RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT I PUT INTO MY BODY AND THE BODIES OF MY FAMILY and I’m going to do something about it.