The problem is that, like many other problems, the corporations find a way to hack our diets by lobbying in Washington. If it weren't for subsidies, our food industry would be relatively normal and likely MUCH healthier. We subsidized the hell out of corn. Low and behold, corn ends up being used everywhere all the time for everything. It's in our gas, they feed it to the cows (unhealthy for them), they make super dense sugar poison and put it in every packaged item on the supermarket shelves. I understand blaming people for their choices, but when real food costs 10x as much as the sugary bulls**t in the boxes, it is really hard to blame people who choose to go that route. And once they're on that route, they're hooked. Sugar is like a drug. It hijacks your hormones and causes withdraw symptoms if you try to quit. It's a tough problem, and the corporate lobbyists are as much to blame as the consumers.