Join us in the fight against excessive sugar consumption and advocate for healthier alternatives.
Welcome to the Anti Sugar Association
Our History
Founded by a group of health professionals, ASAPARC has been at the forefront of the anti-sugar movement since its inception.Our Objectives
We aim to educate the public on the risks associated with high sugar intake and to influence policy regarding food labeling.Key Initiatives
From advocating for warning labels on sugary products to promoting healthier alternatives, our initiatives are designed to protect public health.Advocacy Initiatives
Fighting for transparency in food labeling.
Warning Labels Advocacy
We advocate for mandatory warning labels on all food products containing added sugars. Our goal is to ensure that consumers, especially children, are informed about the potential health risks associated with excessive sugar intake. The Anti Sugar Association - Pro Alternative Research Center (ASAPARC) serves as a global forum for discussing the dangers of excessive sugar consumption, particularly in processed foods. We provide informative lectures on health risks associated with overconsumption and advocate for warning labels on all products, similar to those on cigarettes and alcohol, to raise awareness among all generations, especially children.ASAPARC also fosters community engagement, promoting awareness of healthier sugar alternatives, particularly for individuals with Type I and II diabetes, hypoglycemia, and related diseases affecting the pancreas, liver, and kidneys. Members can share their insights and access academic research. Registration grants you a newsletter, discounts on products, and reduced fees for seminars and workshops at http://www.medicalseminars.org.
Collaboration with Health Organizations
ASAPARC collaborates with various health organizations and governmental bodies to promote policies that support healthier food environments and reduce sugar consumption across communities.Public Awareness Campaigns
We run public awareness campaigns that educate individuals about the dangers of sugar overconsumption, urging them to make healthier choices and advocate for change within their communities.
