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Calls to scrap âdestructiveâ calorie-labelling-law that s normalising eating disorders
Many feel that âIt serves to encourage guilt, shame and anxiety around foodâ and not a âcommon-sense-approachâ
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A Bristol eating disorder campaigner is calling on the government to scrap its destructive calorie-labelling-law on food menus as it does more harm than good.
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