Borisconi's 'bad food list'...

[JP_]

Where was this reported? Doesn't seem like the full story has been posted,

Quite a few of those items are healthy when eaten in moderation.

Avocados are classed as a super food. Not all breakfast cereals are bad, olive oil seems to work wonders for Mediterranean folk, Greeks have long lives...

It was reported in the daily mail, and they just made it up based on a wild assumption, it's fake news.

 

[Dangee]

Why post it then?

 

[noseall]

olive oil seems to work wonders for Mediterranean folk, Greeks have long lives...

Probably more to do with eating plenty of fish, veg, fruit and generally and all round healthy diet.

 

[motorbiking]

Too much of anything is not going to be good.

avocado is high in fat.

All you have to do is balance you macros and calories with your goals. Nothing should be banned. Unfortunately though, fatties are usually less able to resist and control their desire for high sugar, salt and fat. So why not reduce their exposure to advertisers.

 

[JP_]

that's right. We know it works, time to regulate food and drink advertising more. Some local councils already stop new fast food places opening near schools etc. food and drink industry spends billions on advertising, because it works. If it wasn't for the food and drinks industry wanting to make massive profits we'd all be happily shopping at the greengrocers, butchers and fishmongers like we used to. Now its all instant, ready meals which are filled with addicted fats and sugars, and also packaged in plastic. Time that stopped.

 

[ellal]

While I don't think products such as salmon will be the target, I can't say I've ever seen an advert online for salmon anyway!

You've never seen this TV/internet advert?

 

[JP_]

Not online, no.

 

[JP_]

But the point is, Daily Mail is misreporting, they are not going to stop salmon advertising, that's just tabloid BS