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Breaking the diet mentality is half the obesity battle



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Published Date: 29 April 2008
By JULIE GRIFFITHS
A new weight-loss programme with an emphasis on behavioural adjustments is changing our thinking, reports JULIE GRIFFITHS.
THE stereotype of Scotland as a nation that feasts on chips and deep-fried Mars bars may be outdated, but the obesity level that accompanies such a diet is not.

The country's growing waistline is such that, with an estimated 26 per cent of women...



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Edinburgh 29/04/2008 10:38:00
Sounds worthwhile. Why didn't they print a link to find out more about it?

 

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