Sorry, may have gone a little far with the master race analogy, but I’m genuinely interested to find out what we think it is that stops other people from being able to keep off the junk like us (assuming you do think that you can generally keep pretty healthy).
Genetic predisposition. 😉
Personally I have a soft spot for rubbish food but I am riddled with guilt once I have eaten it. I’m not overweight but I dread to think what my cholesterol is like! It’s a choice though, not a good one but I’m adult enough to make it without needing to blame the big corporations for daring to tell me that they have it for sale and how delicious it all is.
I had practically zero education on food/healthy eating etc when I was at school but again, I don’t blame my education for my sweet tooth. Likewise my parents occasionally took me to McDonalds when I was a nipper. Again I don’t blame them for my constant temptation to raid the biscuit barrel.
As a grown up I am informed enough about the ills of eating junk food not least because when I eat it, I literally feel like junk so I don’t eat it as regularly as I easily could. I make that choice because I don’t want to die when I’m 40, I don’t want to be out of breath going up the stairs, I don’t want to be so lacking in energy I can’t ride my bike. Likewise when I eat junk food I have to deal with the consequences of that. It is pointless me blaming McDonalds, Tescos etc for supplying it, because I can still choose to either eat a packet of crisps and chocolate bar because it’s convenient or I can chop up some veg and throw together a healthy stew. I still have that choice as far as I am aware, like everybody else.