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That is very very concerning. I'm diagnosed in 2015. Harvard apparently been recommending low carb since 2005.

Why were they arguing that. I've been as low carb as possible since May 2015. Last HbA1C 34

Good

Exactly. Same here. In that respect it's just rubbish

Yes it would

A bit of a fight back going on I think

My thinking too. Don't fertilizers damage the environment

Plus Government in pocket of food industry

I have a lot of respect for Caroline Lucas but don't follow this at all; especially as I basically substitute meat for carbs https://amp.theguardian.com/environment/2019/jan/04/caroline-lucas-green-mp-meat-tax-oxford-farmers-conference-prioritise-sustainability?__twitter_impression=true

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Will it be clearly identified. The cheap rubbish will undermine the market for quality products. Patterson and Davis in US recently for talks on undermining our food standards

Lower food standards in the US. Higher percentage of deaths from food poisoning. Chlorinated chicken and hormones, yummy. Seriously, we don't need this ****** lunacy. Post edited for language

Paid for by food manufacturers

Me too.

No. Reduced carbs, filled up on meat.

We now have to obtain permission to travel, rather than having it as a right. Plus the Freedom of Movement, to live, work, travel and study in EU of 65m UK citizens has now been removed.

But now we have the right to travel and it's being taken away

Or, there were cereals as an alternative [emoji3]

Bacon and eggs