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<blockquote data-quote="TriciaWs" data-source="post: 2525077" data-attributes="member: 475901"><p>This really concerns me. The government has ignored research for years about the benefits of (mainly) unprocessed fats, by first pushing companies to reduce fats which led to the increase in carbs/sugars in food and then paying lukewarm attention to the benefits of low carb while pushing research on ultra low calories diets (which are of course low carb, but the results are attributed solely to low calorie).</p><p>Yes, flag high sugar foods, no one needs sugar, but flagging fats too will reduce the options for those of us who want to dine out with low carb meals and to be able to buy keto/low carb products that were only creeping into mainstream shops now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TriciaWs, post: 2525077, member: 475901"] This really concerns me. The government has ignored research for years about the benefits of (mainly) unprocessed fats, by first pushing companies to reduce fats which led to the increase in carbs/sugars in food and then paying lukewarm attention to the benefits of low carb while pushing research on ultra low calories diets (which are of course low carb, but the results are attributed solely to low calorie). Yes, flag high sugar foods, no one needs sugar, but flagging fats too will reduce the options for those of us who want to dine out with low carb meals and to be able to buy keto/low carb products that were only creeping into mainstream shops now. [/QUOTE]
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