Last week I watched on BBC iPlayer a programme broadcast last night called "The Men Who Made Us Fat". I don't watch much TV these days (essentially 'The Big Bang Theory' and little else), but this is a programme which should be watched widely.
It's a series, which runs on BBC2 on Thursday, made by journalist Jacques Peretti, which goes out at 9pm (though is available on BBC iPlayer for a further 3 weeks). It's an interesting and disturbing story of the actions of Food companies; Lobbying Organisations; Politicians and Scientists. If you are interested in public health issues (as well as your own health and well being), you'll find the programme interesting and challenging. The whole programme is available at
http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/b01jxzv8/
My apologies if you are watching this outside the UK. BBC iPlayer can only be viewed from within the UK. I don't know if the BBC plans to air this series on BBC America or BBC World
There is an informative link at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-18393391
Monday, 18 June 2012
The Men Who Made Us Fat
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BBC2,
Fructose,
Jacques Peretti,
Obesity,
Sucrose,
Sugar,
The Men Who Made Us Fat
Location:
Furzton, Milton Keynes, UK