I think a fat\health tax is great but sadly totally flawed. I’d call it a health tax, tax refined carbs and dramatically lighten up the costs of ‘healthier’ foods. My belief is that the masses, including both skinny and fat people, know that a KCF/Maccy D/Burger King/Taco Bell/Red Rooster/etc burger/fries is bad for them, but because [...]
Posts Tagged ‘obesity’
Denmark’s fat tax! I l love it! But let’s pick on thin and lazy people also.
Posted in Raw food news, tagged Cameron, denmark fat tax, fat tax, health tax, nhs, obesity, raw chocolate, the grocer, the independent on October 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Hamburgers and fried chicken are in my culture. Fruit and vegetables are out.
Posted in Raw food news, tagged convenience, culture to blame for obesity, food and drink europe, health, Journal of Sensory Studies, obesity, raw food hypocrite, taste on March 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
1. Taste. 2. Price. 3. Convenience…1,204,895. Health. According to the recent newsletter from Food and Drink Europe, a survey of 200 Spanish consumers, published in Journal of Sensory Studies, showed that health and weight loss barely make our list of priorities when choosing what food to buy. Pretty obvious results but as we dig deeper in the newsletter [...]

