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U.S. cracks down on Americans' intake of sugar, saturated fat [View all] Eugene Jan 2016 OP

I applaud the emphasis on cutting sugar intake. GliderGuider Jan 2016 #1

+1 valerief Jan 2016 #3

If only fresh fruits were affordable for poor people meow2u3 Jan 2016 #9

A small container of mixed fruit was over $6 leftyladyfrommo Jan 2016 #13

$6 is a lot of money if you don't have enough of it meow2u3 Jan 2016 #23

it's not that expensive if pesticides are used but organic is very expensive wordpix Jan 2016 #19

Very best wishes to you. Yes, eat well and get the nutrients from whole foods, and pesticide free. trillion Jan 2016 #46

Because we subsidize sugar, and not fruits and vegetables. We would rather see people kill jtuck004 Jan 2016 #25

That's what needs to be fixed meow2u3 Jan 2016 #26

Yup. n/t jtuck004 Jan 2016 #27

" no evidence that saturated fats are harmful" - totally untrue wordpix Jan 2016 #16

Problem is, I've already done that experiment. GliderGuider Jan 2016 #20

How do you get "cracks down" from 'guidelines', 'encourage', 'advises'? mpcamb Jan 2016 #38

Exactly! Edim Jan 2016 #41

This is hardly a "crack down". JustABozoOnThisBus Jan 2016 #2

This headline made me "crack up" more than it should d_legendary1 Jan 2016 #5

It's more like an indirect crackdown meow2u3 Jan 2016 #6

Which ads have suggested we make fun of and ostracize the obese? LanternWaste Jan 2016 #15

why should the public pay for people to be gluttons/obese when subsidizing health care? wordpix Jan 2016 #17

Some people can't afford to eat healtfully meow2u3 Jan 2016 #21

The government will need to pry my Twinkies from my cold, dead (chubby) hands... nt branford Jan 2016 #32

The Crack Down Goes Like This ProfessorGAC Jan 2016 #35

You mean, "Cut it out." DamnYankeeInHouston Jan 2016 #36

"If followed" bigworld Jan 2016 #4

Someone, somewhere will fight this bigworld Jan 2016 #7

It's kind of tough when just about everything you buy has sugar in it. Fuddnik Jan 2016 #8

I can find 100% organic, no sugar foods in local grocery stores and online, so can you--- wordpix Jan 2016 #18

Really... RobinA Jan 2016 #24

Even if you think Organic is a bunch of woo, many organic products are made hedgehog Jan 2016 #29

Still pushing the saturated fat line? Good fats are good for you Gregorian Jan 2016 #10

big difference between saturated and unsaturated though restorefreedom Jan 2016 #11

Even the fat on meat. See this article with all the links to research. Gregorian Jan 2016 #33

trans fats are definitely horrid restorefreedom Jan 2016 #34

Thanks. I"m reading the link you sent. Gregorian Jan 2016 #37

yeah is a lot of info and it is always changing restorefreedom Jan 2016 #40

Hey, you might like this: pea protein. Gregorian Jan 2016 #44

thanks a lot. i could go on all week restorefreedom Jan 2016 #45

Hey, I had to reply because I had to clarify something Gregorian Jan 2016 #48

thanks for the clarification restorefreedom Jan 2016 #49

Adult consumers don't generally care what Uncle Sam says KentuckyWoman Jan 2016 #12

Critics were upset hat it didn't call for less meat. leftyladyfrommo Jan 2016 #14

Tell people to slow down while taxing them for over $50 billion in sugar subsidy. No wonder jtuck004 Jan 2016 #22

Good post, interesting facts. Would love prez candidates to talk abt this crazy strategy. Nt JudyM Jan 2016 #31

When I was overseas 47of74 Jan 2016 #28

No Bernin Jan 2016 #30

this crackdown will go down in history Enrique Jan 2016 #39

Good Pjmask Jan 2016 #42

Fat isn't the problem, sugar AND processed carbs are. Odin2005 Jan 2016 #43

The fat is fine articles keep looking like a propaganda campaign much like sugar had when Ms. Obama trillion Jan 2016 #47