This can be advantageous, because a diet can then eventually reduce the risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease, as well as improve a person’s overall sense of well-being.
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In the 2019 report he co-authored, The Heavy Burden of Obesity, Dr Cecchini found that fewer than one in three people in the UK ate a healthy diet ... for foods high in fat, salt and sugar ...