Mixed message....

[Sue192]

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/die...s-diet/ar-BBKhi05?li=BBoPH6F&ocid=mailsignout

It's getting better but the message is still low fat. And of course MSN uses a photo of two large ladies to reinforce the message that we are all lazy sloths glued to our sofas. In fairness to the Telegraph, they did not use that photo.

 

[Guzzler]

Dyson of Oxford, grapes, whole grains? Eat less move more? Low fat? Move along folks, nothing (new) to see here!

 

[Tophat1900]

Dyson of Oxford, grapes, whole grains? Eat less move more? Low fat? Move along folks, nothing (new) to see here!

The same approach that has failed for decades.

 

[Guzzler]

The same approach that has failed for decades.

I found Dyson's first paragraph patronising in the extreme.

 

[Tophat1900]

I found Dyson's first paragraph patronising in the extreme.

I agree. It is.

 

[phdiabetic]

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/die...s-diet/ar-BBKhi05?li=BBoPH6F&ocid=mailsignout

It's getting better but the message is still low fat. And of course MSN uses a photo of two large ladies to reinforce the message that we are all lazy sloths glued to our sofas. In fairness to the Telegraph, they did not use that photo.

I HATE that diabetics are represented by fat people. You can develop T2 even if you are at a healthy weight, and it completely contradicts the fact that most T1's are very thin when diagnosed due to DKA. This is dangerous and it really needs to stop.