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Discussion about what makes people fat on BBC

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qmmy

At about 3 minutes 30 seconds in to counter the "accepted" mantra of "eating fat makes you fat" there is a spirited explanation from a nutritionist about how carbs make people fat

So some of them have learned!!

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qmmy

At about 3 minutes 30 seconds in to counter the "accepted" mantra of "eating fat makes you fat" there is a spirited explanation from a nutritionist about how carbs make people fat

So some of them have learned!!

Was this from last week's Any Answers? If so, then it has now been replaced with today's edition and, unfortunately, the discussion for the time given is about the current planning system in the UK.

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