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    Post by graham64 Mon Nov 12 2018, 22:43

    On BBC radio 4 Sunday 18th November @ 12:32 pm

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00017qw

    The panel of four comprises of Duane Mellor RD,  Fiona Godlee of the BMJ, Trudi Deakin RD, and representing Premier Foods Anthony Warner aka the foul mouthed Angry Chef  Evil or Very Mad
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    Post by Jan1 Tue Nov 13 2018, 21:46

    graham64 wrote:On BBC radio 4 Sunday 18th November @ 12:32 pm

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00017qw

    The panel of four comprises of Duane Mellor RD,  Fiona Godlee of the BMJ, Trudi Deakin RD, and representing Premier Foods Anthony Warner aka the foul mouthed Angry Chef  Evil or Very Mad

    Thanks for letting us know about this Graham.

    All the best Jan
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    Post by chris c Wed Nov 14 2018, 23:37

    Might be entertaining.

    But if you get bored

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    Post by graham64 Fri Nov 16 2018, 22:59

    The angry chef though he has no formal qualifications in nutrition has become a diet guru for the BDA, smacks of desperation or maybe they are getting a free supply of Mr Kipling cakes 

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    Post by chris c Fri Nov 16 2018, 23:16

    I bought some extra toilet rolls just to be on the safe side.

    Yes amazing that after what they did to Gary Fettke the Australian dietetics organisation is now trying to divest itself from its commercial sponsors. Yet here we are going in the opposite direction.
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    Post by graham64 Fri Nov 16 2018, 23:34

    The BDA wrote:The importance of good blood glucose control
    People with Type 2 diabetes need to control their blood glucose. It is also important to look after your heart health. Making changes to your lifestyle, diet and activity level can be key to reducing the risk of diabetes causing you problems now and in the future.


    So far so good but then they are still using the carb heavy and totally unsuitable for diabetics eatwell guide as a example of healthy eating  Evil or Very Mad

    [url=https://www.bda.uk.com/foodfacts/diabetes_type_2#The importance of good blood glucose control]https://www.bda.uk.com/foodfacts/diabetes_type_2#The%20importance%20of%20good%20blood%20glucose%20control[/url]
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    Post by chris c Sun Nov 18 2018, 23:28

    I haven't listened to this yet but I have it recorded. First I need to eat some cheese, the Bolognese is finally starting to wear off six hours after I ate it.

    The fightback continues

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    Post by Long birder Mon Nov 19 2018, 09:40

    They completely ignored the audience member who had gone low carb, had needed insulin but now took no meds and completely reversed her diabetes since the beginning of year
    She praised her doctor for introducing her to low carb.
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    Post by graham64 Mon Nov 19 2018, 22:33

    Long birder wrote:They completely ignored the audience member who had gone low carb, had needed insulin but now took no meds and completely reversed her diabetes since the beginning of year
    She praised her doctor for introducing her to low carb.
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    I agree Derek but at least she had her say, the programme was only on for 28 minutes I think the BBC tried to cram to much into a short period of time not allowing for a proper debate 

    Meanwhile Catherine Collins reckons  there was only a single recognised RD (Mellor) on the panel ignoring the fact Trudi Deakin is just as qualified as Collins and Mellor probably more so as far as low carb is concerned

    https://twitter.com/RD_Catherine/status/1064131293020127233
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    Post by chris c Tue Nov 20 2018, 22:55

    Good quote here

    https://twitter.com/SheilaDillon/status/1064084454476574720

    Obviously Collins would have been unable to achieve this, nor would she want to.

    I found it disappointing, too short and too eager to "achieve balance". But then it's the BBC. If it had been the Guardian they would have had a vegan replacing Trudi Deakin.

    Conventional Wisdom is just making itself irrelevant.
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    Post by Long birder Thu Nov 22 2018, 19:14

    Second discussion on Sunday, I think?
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    Post by graham64 Thu Nov 22 2018, 21:14

    Long birder wrote:Second discussion on Sunday, I think?
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    Yes your right Derek at the same time 12.32 pm to, no description or of who's on the panel as yet but I don't think I'll bother to listen the programmes far to short to come up with any meaningful debate

    Sheila Dillon explores food and what it means to us.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000198h
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    Post by chris c Thu Nov 22 2018, 23:18

    I'll probably record it and listen while I'm doing something else. Jeez, so many videos and podcasts by sensible people nowadays. I have a huge list.

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