Truth in Advertising

Yesterday I read that in three years, US cigarette manufacturers will be required to print 50% of their packaging with graphic images that portray the consequences of smoking. Shockingly, the US trails other countries in establishing this requirement. I can't understand why we are behind the times. It's not like we are the home to the cigarette manufacturers or anything.
This newfangled "truth in advertising" idea got me thinking. Why stop at cigarette packages? Wouldn't we all be better off if all packaging showed an image of what the product will truly do?

Fast-food hamburger wrappers would have the following photo on them.
I think that would eliminate the need for those microscopic nutrition guides they now post beside the counter, don't you? One look says it all.

Donut boxes could have this image on the front.
But why stop at food? I for one think that all wrinkle creams and high priced face products should be required to have this image front and center.After all, I know I look the same no matter what I use. Heck, I'm 47. No cream is going to make me wake up and look like a twenty-something. But maybe if I saw that image, I'd stop wasting my money.

Any of those lycra, slimming, take inches off clothing would show this image. Remember, the goal is truth.
Additionally, I would also think that any packages of cheesecake, ice cream, and in my case even Doritos would come with the following image.
Yes, I think I like this whole image idea.