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Nutritionists say 'baffling' official guidance to halve dairy food intake puts public health at risk NEWS POSTED ON 2016-03-29 Public Health England, the Government's official advisory body on diet, says reducing milk and cheese is vital to cut obesity People should halve the amount of dairy foods they eat, the Government's dietary adviser has said in a radical move to cut obesity. Public Health England (... | |
NEWS POSTED ON 2016-03-29 Once the Edmonds Cookbook ruled the home kitchen and we gagged at the thought of sushi. But we've had a revolution, or at the very least, a brisk evolution. Our meat-and-three veg outlook has been swept aside by waves of new flavours, textures, treatments and ingredients. We've gone ... | |
NEWS POSTED ON 2016-03-29 Imagine how simple it must have been back in the days when everyone basically just ate the food grown within a reasonable distance from where they lived. Of course this is likely a thought to induce horror in the mind of the modern foodie, but the idea of not being faced with so many choices seem... | |
NEWS POSTED ON 2016-03-29 History shows problems start when food companies police themselves: think salmonella, BSE, foot and mouth, swine flu Plans to further deregulate the poultry industry and let companies conduct their own welfare inspections may knock a penny or two off an already cheap chicken at the superm... | |
NEWS POSTED ON 2016-03-29 March is National Nutrition Month. College students joke about how they are on an all-Ramen diet and how pizza is life, but most of us are required to take some sort of health and nutrition class to graduate high school, and then again to graduate from college. What’s the point? Why... | |