The science: Is there any way to stop people from gorging on sugary drinks?

Grist
By Nathanael JohnsonJan 14, 2016, 1:00 am54 pts
The ants in my kitchen, unable to resist, have clustered around a drop of sugar water spiked with poisonous levels of boric acid. They drink until they die. Humans are similar, except we don’t need the boric acid; the sugar water itself — in the form of juice, energy drinks, and soda — is the poison.…

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