I recorded the programme and finally watched it last night. I was annoyed that he kept saying that T2 diabetes is due to lifestyle choice when the experience of forum members here prove that it clearly is not - from my own perspective my grandfather, mother and brother had/have T2 diabetes yet my sister who is obese does not. I used to eat a 'healthy' diet - low fat, low sugar, w/meal bread, pasta, rice, jacket potatoes and plenty of fruit and veg and still became T2 which was not helped when I went onto the, seemingly obligatory, statins. My other concern is that by repeating and, therefore, reinforcing this misconception some people who watched it may decide that they do not need to get checked for diabetes because they either eat healthily or are slim so cannot possibly be diabetic which may be detrimental to their health. What did amaze me though was that it took a doctor staying with them to highlight to them how bad their diet actually was - surely commonsense should have told them that eating burgers and chips etc 5 times a week was not a good diet. However it was the wake up call that they needed and well done to them for turning their diet and health around