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If people were going to do what they were going to do, then advertising wouldn't exist. And you wouldn't be commenting here. Influence matters. As for your advice to focus on one's self, maybe you should try taking it.
I'm commenting here for the lulz. Why are you?
The Decline of ‘Big Soda’
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It doesn't have to for example if you made orange juice from an orange and didn't filter it. Eat the orange or juice it it's pretty close.
Who says eating the orange is healthy? Still lots of fructose, and these days you're not going to get scurvy if you skip it.
The obesity epidemic is probably not being caused by people binging on whole fruits, however.
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#244> It’s clear that soda’s calories contribute to weight gain and obesity, but whether its impact is greater than that of other unhealthy foods has not been conclusively demonstrated. Nevertheless, the change is already underway.
I think that if you consume a lot of sugary stuff, like drinking soda all day, you're going to get used to the taste of sugar. If you cut soda, consume a lot less sugar, you may find you have less desire for other really sweet products like ice cream, cake, candies, etc., because they are just so sweet and at the very least won't feel like eating a whole bunch of it any more.