We are increasingly told that weight loss can be accomplished with a simple injection. Last week it was revealed that sales of drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy are expected to hit an astonishing £210 billion ($153 billion USD) globally by the 2030s.
It’s all a far cry, of course, from the joyless, restrictive diets of the past that our mothers and grandmothers followed in order to be slim.
One such diet being the original WeightWatchers. It’s fair to say
Demand for ‘fake meat’ has undeniably taken the world by storm.
Fuelled by a deluge of alarming reports into the dangers of eating too much red or processed meat, supermarket shelves and restaurant menus are now littered with vegan sausages, bacon and burgers.
Manufacturers insist their plant-based creations are just as succulent as real meat, not to mention healthier.
But as Martin Freeman’s recent admission that he has ditched vegetarianism after 38 years has highlighted, not all is as it
