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Fat - the enemy again
- Thread starter Tigerhair
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there is a live debate going on at the mo on http://www.satnavfat.com
Of course Unilever wouldn't have anything to do with the way this story was reported would it? nah.
http://www.satfatnav.com - Sponsored by UNILEVER.
Unilever - Makers of extremely healthy and very goood for you, honest, virtually sat fat free non chemically altered margarines or is that spreads. Of course they wouldn't want to tarnish butter's healthy reputation would they? nah.
All us low-carbers have one of these lumps of lard where our heart used to be, I thought everyone knew that!
http://www.satfatnav.com - Sponsored by UNILEVER.
Unilever - Makers of extremely healthy and very goood for you, honest, virtually sat fat free non chemically altered margarines or is that spreads. Of course they wouldn't want to tarnish butter's healthy reputation would they? nah.
All us low-carbers have one of these lumps of lard where our heart used to be, I thought everyone knew that!
kinky John Fowler
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Ally, you never mentioned that you were sponsored by Unilever.
Still, I guess that Unilever only want what's best for us at the end of the day.
Still, I guess that Unilever only want what's best for us at the end of the day.
martinbuchan
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About 40% of people who have a heart attack become diabetic within 2 years of their attack. Must mean that they were prediabetic or had metabolic syndrome for a while beforehand. It must a complex problem to assess, but blaming butter is scare mongering. Also, vegetarian ghee is pure transfat. I would expect more from the BBC.
