Should the government ban the promotion of products that contribute to unhealthy lifestyles for young people, such as vaping and junk food?

No

Young people should have restrictions on what they can and can't have and the dangers that come with them should be taught more.

If they ban the promotion of vapes and junk food, they should do the same for cigarettes and alcohol. Otherwise, it's contradictory. Plus, young people will find ways to access these things anyway, so I think the focus should be on tighter restrictions on these products rather than banning them while also providing more of an education on the effects of them.

There should be a higher tax which I do believe is in place like the sugar tax that means people can still get these things they are available but people will be deterred and will get it in smaller quantities or less often. Junk food isn’t a problem if only had occasionally for instance but if had every day it does become a problem

No, this country is already a nanny state as it is. Once you take away peoples right to choose what they can or can't do with their own bodies, it sets a dangerous precendent.

Well, junk food is not a massive issue so far, however, vaping is a massive issue as young people are attempting to get vapes, when they are underaged

No, but waive the NHS’s obligation to provide treatment for diseases related to a poor lifestyle, such as lung cancer treatment for a smoker.

Some should be banned but the measures should be proportionate to the harm. Others might be restricted or other controls used instead of an outright ban.

They should put the prices up on the things bad for us and the healthy stuff should be cheaper but should be free choice

Two different examples that cannot be compared. Vaping should be banded, junk food should be prevented from advertising to children.

Should look to encourage healthy eating and make that a cheap source of food instead of the junk being cheap

Vapes should be highly regulated to a similiar extent that the tobacco market is. People have the right to ruin themselves

It depends how young the 'young people' are you are referring to. Anyone over the age of 18 is an adult and can make their own decisions. More regulation is needed about the messaging allowed for these products.

Ban the production of single use plastic products like vapes, implement further testing for long-term health risks and awareness, implement laws that ban food manufacturers from using harmful and non-eco-friendly ingredients

I don't consider vaping and junk food on the same level, some should be banned but not all 'unhealthy' choices should be banned

I don't believe this is important/will make a difference, as people will still buy the products if they want them.

Vaping yes. Junk food undecided. Very subjective term to use ‘junk food’ - typical scaremongering usually applies.

No, but there should be some regulation, Vaping should not be equated to junk food and should be treated the same as tobacco products.

The government should do more to promote and reduce the cost of healthy living not punish us for treats

Vaping should be more carefully regulated, particularly single use vapes due to the environmental impact

Yes to vaping, but that's because they're particularly connected to ill health. Junk foods in general, as long as they don't contain harmful chemicals, can be consumed in moderation without generally lasting ill health.

No but fair and accurate advertising should be made so people can make informed decisions. And the easiest food available should be the healthiest.

Yes, but with robust research and without encouraging use of unnatural and unhealthy ingredients such as artificial sweeteners

No, incentivise through cheaper healthy living and denial of public services/benefits for unhealthy life choices

Vaping and Junk food are very different. I would look at the stats and come up with my own decision on what promotions would need to be banned and what shouldn't. However I would say vaping is a lot worse for a young person than a McDonald's.

Vaping shouldn't be promoted as its risks are not yet consensually known. Junk food is down to the parents, I think.

Promoting junk food to kids and promoting vaping to kids are entirely different beasts and should be handled differently

Yes to banning vaping but not junk food, it should be regulated instead but punishing poor families for feeding their children the only thing they can afford isn't the way to solve the problem

flavoured and/or disposable vapes should be banned and vape companies should not be allowed to advertise their products.

It is beyond absurd to include vaping alongside junk food!!! Junk food is directly damaging to health; vaping saves lives.

They shouldn't necessarily ban them, but if we are promoting it as aggressively as we are, then we should make it more explicitly known how dangerous these products are to public health.

Advertising TO young people yes, enforce regulations banning the sale of items but surely adults can decide for themselves? Who is to decide where the line for unhealthy is anyway!!!

Junk food no, vaping yes. It is new enough that it can be banned and junk food is necessary in some circumstance, i.e. as a treat. More should be done to make people aware of the damage ingredients in foods can do to them i.e. chemical content

You can’t ban junk food. That’s people’s choice what they put into their bodies but vaping and secondhand smoke is not a choice as it’s unavoidable if you’re next to someone doing it.

Junk food is sometimes used by low income families and is cheaper than healthy food so don't feel this is an option as it is their choice. However, anything smoking related should be banned.

Vaping, yes, but junk food is about the only food a young person can afford these days, and healthier food tends to be more expensive.

vaping shouldnt be advertised but junkfood can be enjoyed as part of a healthy diet which should be included in excercise

Difficult to ban all junk food but maybe some and not enough is known about health implications of vaping

Yes, but the government cannot be trusted to assess what constitutes "unhealthy". Vaping and junk food should not be put in the same category. One causes no harm and battles addiction, the other causes addiction and lifelong health problems

educate the young against them, stop promotion of these products and charge the cost of health support if the person continues to use / or doesn't take the advice from health professionals

Vaping should be held in the same regard as smoking to acco products because not enough is known what products are in them.

Yes more education on the dangers of vaping and the consequences of poor diets should be taught in schools

People have a choice but information on the detrimental effects need to be made clearer (and funded) by the manufacturers

High tax on these unhealthy lifestyle products and a charge by the NHS if the NHS is required for related illnesses.

Instead of demonising junk food reduce the price of healthy food to reduce the incentive to spend less money on unhealthy food thus increasing the obesity rate.

I think the government should ban promotion of vapes to try and discourage vaping due to the ongoing exploitation of child labour in the DRC, and ban promotion of fast food chains that actively fund the genocide in Palestine, such as McDonald's, Burger King and Pizza Hut.

Advertisements of vaping should be banned, but not junk food. Vaping and junk food are incomparable issues.