I'm currently watching this season of The Biggest Loser Transformed (Australia.) Their show is very unlike the USA version. A big part of the competition is buying, preparing and cooking what they call healthy meals.

In spite of the grassroots changes we've noted, in Australia an entire new generation is being taught the way to eat healthy is to leave out as much fat as possible. They even mentioned in the one I just watched, "You will serve as examples for your children so they'll know how to eat healthy."

Here we have 20-40 year old people struggling to lose fat by starving themselves of the best, healthiest and sometimes the cheapest nutrient, and teaching their children to do the same. I wish there were a law to protect the public. As we all know, there isn't.

I realize I'm preaching to the choir, but NZ and AU are neighbors and the "good news" about fat hasn't crossed the water yet.