Drinks that have a high proportion of carbohydrates are immensely popular in all ages. Hence, a segment of society opines that high charges should be imposed on the products to discourage the consumption of sugar. I disagree with the aforementioned statement for the following reasons.
The first and foremost reason is that elevating the price of sugary drinks is not the effective solution for this consumption; people especially toddlers are very fond of sweeteners like candies, slurries and other fruits juices which are packed in plastic bags. Therefore, the inflation in charges might increase another financial burden on parents; instead, folks should be informed of the side effects of high intake of sugar on health. To illustrate, the populace who intakes high carbohydrates in their daily routine might face health-related disorders like obesity and diabetes and such chronic diseases resulting in degeneration of crucial body parts. Thus, a campaign should be started by the government to make the public acknowledge regarding serious outcomes of this pattern.
Another solution is that teachers should make some efforts to educate youngsters how such drinks are harmful to our health; as tutors can incite adolescents to have a healthy diet and avoid sugary products in a more effective and strategic manner than their parents. Apart from that, the government should monitor the making process of such soft refreshments like soda closely and strict regulations are put in place in order to check the quality and the proportion of added flavours and contents. Also, the percentage of added flavours and contents should be labelled properly, so that a customer should familiar with what he is inhaling before buying them.
To conclude then, to curb the high consumption of sugar, the authorities and schools should make propelling efforts to educate the public and toddlers to minimise the intake of such sips respectively. The authorities must keep a close eye on the procedures, qualities and quantity of such soft drinks in order to keep their citizens safe.
Drinks
that have a
high
proportion of carbohydrates are
immensely
popular in all ages.
Hence
, a segment of society opines that
high
charges should
be imposed
on the products to discourage the consumption of sugar. I disagree with the aforementioned statement for the following reasons.
The
first
and foremost reason is that elevating the price of sugary
drinks
is not the effective solution for this consumption;
people
especially
toddlers are
very
fond of sweeteners like candies, slurries and other fruits juices which
are packed
in plastic bags.
Therefore
, the inflation in charges might increase another financial burden on parents;
instead
, folks should
be informed
of the side effects of
high
intake of sugar on health. To illustrate, the populace who intakes
high
carbohydrates in their daily routine might face health-related disorders like obesity and diabetes and such chronic diseases resulting in degeneration of crucial body parts.
Thus
, a campaign should be
started
by the
government
to
make
the public acknowledge regarding serious outcomes of this pattern.
Another solution is that teachers should
make
some
efforts to educate youngsters how such
drinks
are harmful to our health; as tutors can incite adolescents to have a healthy diet and avoid sugary products in a more effective and strategic manner than their parents. Apart from that, the
government
should monitor the making process of such soft refreshments like soda
closely
and strict regulations
are put
in place in order to
check
the quality and the proportion of
added
flavours
and contents.
Also
, the percentage of
added
flavours
and contents should
be labelled
properly
,
so
that a customer should familiar with what he is inhaling
before
buying them.
To conclude
then, to curb the
high
consumption of sugar, the authorities and schools should
make
propelling efforts to educate the public and toddlers to
minimise
the intake of such sips
respectively
. The authorities
must
keep
a close eye on the procedures, qualities and quantity of such soft
drinks
in order to
keep
their citizens safe.