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Recipes, Health, Lifestyle

But what COVID is perhaps changing the goalposts here is if you say to someone who's overweight as a poor diet

you say, come on, you need to try to change because you will avoid the risk of chronic disease in 20 years' time,

they may not be so interested. But actually with COVID what it's showing is people who have these comorbidities

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