Thank you.
Quickly, we're talking about educating and encouraging people to eat healthier. My husband was diagnosed as diabetic, was told it was a progressive disease, and was started on medication. He said, “No, I'm not going to do it this way.” Basically, he controls his own diet. That involved removing pretty well anything that had a sugar or a simple carb in it, eating real foods, and exercising. Much to his doctor's amazement, that controls his diabetes—when he's behaving.
However, it took an awful lot of effort. At the same time, the majority of Canadians don't want to go to that effort. How do we educate a younger generation and yet have all those yummy things in their faces all the time?
Diabetes is a huge issue in Canada. We don't want to comment on these things, yet in reality it's costing our health system.