&gt; If you read a few books on nutrition, you will learn that refined sugar is unhealthy. This is not hard for anybody with half a brain to figure out.<p>Totally true, I myself went thru an over use of refined sugar and non-healthy fast food choices. It was a truly terrible experience that thankfully I caught at a young age before it progressed to thousands to possibly hundreds of thousands in medical care.<p>Essentially I ended up having tears in my throat and ulcers at the same time causing and obscene amount of blood to, well for sake of the conversation, come back out of the body reverse style. It was due to the amount of sugar intake and &quot;fast food&quot; that caused me to experience this horrible scenario. I feel as though a lot of people who experience this just go, &quot;oh I&#x27;ll take some pills and I can get right back into it&quot; which in it self will cause the problem to worsen but the general populous has for some reason come to believe that the magic pill solves all and we can rely on future technology to keep us &quot;safe from tipping the edge&quot;...&quot;until it all collapses into a mess&quot;.<p>I honestly believe it&#x27;s the fact that our culture is now bred to have things handed to them so easily. As an application&#x2F;web designer I often have to create &quot;dumbed&quot; down interfaces that to me seem illogical and a waste of precious coding time.<p>While yes it sucks they don&#x27;t put it in bright high contrast words on the labels, but at the same time they are putting it on the label and if we just took the time we could curb this silly notion of the big corporation is evil - even creating a core class required for students to take at various stages of school would make a phenomenal difference (in theory).<p>Essentially while a company may be evil, they are only evil because it&#x27;s making a profit. We the people of the world need to make the change for big industry to make change because at the root of it they only do it because we keep paying!