Which is worse, Sugar or cigarette?

Smoking is no longer as 'fashionable' as before

In the last few decades, so much has been done to discourage smoking that smoking has been identified as a marginalized and 'bad' habit, at least in the developed world. Now in the western world, cigarette packets are white, and they contain disgusting images of smoking-related diseases - which may leave many people wishing to smoke.

Many people think that something like sugar, sugar may have to do something like this.

A lot of taxes have been imposed on sugar-filled drinks or soft drinks. Now a research firm called the British Institute of Public Policy Research says these drinks and sweets and snacks, should also be marketed in white - to make it look less attractive.

Tom Kibassi, director of IPPR, says that if you start selling plain packaging in non-white white packets, there may be a big change in controlling excess sugar intake.

He also said that banning the advertisement of junk food or fast food is banned.

News has come out that government ministers in Britain are also thinking about the matter.

But many are questioning whether the matter will be exacerbated.

Large companies associated with the production and marketing of sugar-laden foods have already raised their objections. They say it's against commercial and competitive freedom.

But the tobacco industry once raised the same argument, but it could not suppress the government's stringent anti-smoking stance.

In Britain, when health activists and academics were demanding a ban on smoking in public places, the government initially ignored it. But later that changed.

In Britain, the number of smokers has dropped by a third in the last ten years due to various measures. Many people even talk about the invention of vaping or e-cigarettes because of this, but strict government policy has undoubtedly played a major role.