Blue Monday, the third Monday in January and traditionally the most miserable day of the year, is thankfully behind us. But it's still grim out there. The weather is freezing, while war, strikes and s.
Taking cake culture out of the office isn t going to solve this on its own, but as every woman who s ever worked in an office knows, there is politics around cake, and I don t mean of the Sunak variety.
eight zero six nine three . call now. banne well, the same people who bandz promising therapeutics forh covid now suddenly care abouty your health so much they don t nont you to be allowed to have dessert. britain s tot fo desser yort fo britain s top food expert, professor susan jebb, has just issued an edict. she s announced that taking cake into the office could it seadly. it s as harmful as second hand smoke a. some of us thought it was a nice thing to do.l so to get the actual medical answer, we re going to consult, as always, dr. marc siegel, who joins us tonight to says, doctor , what do you think?what? tucke standards agencythe food standards agency in the u.k. iis otherwise known as the food police.ink th and i think that the idea thatae you can t bring food intoe an the workplace and share it, which maked shars people feel g, which brings out kindness, which brings out a great hormone that lowers blood pressure, i think that that s really the wrong waye obt