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Mon, Oct-14-02, 04:56

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'Let people eat what they want'

A campaigning group has been set up to defend people's right to eat whatever they like - even if it is unhealthy - after a government think tank proposed additional taxation on fatty foods and dairy products.

You can read the article in full here:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2325819.stm

Anthony Worral Thompson, who is featured in this article, is a celebrity chef in the UK who has begun to extol the virtues of low carbing after being diagnosed with Syndrome X. He is planning to bring out his own 'Dieting for Life' book next year.

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