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In a society personified by the ubiquitous golden arches of Mc Donald's and cursive script of Coca-Cola, it's hardly equivocal why the majority of us are now overweight, we eat too much.
Smoke and mirrors, the truth behind 'the great polypill', each un-medicated individual simply an untapped resource to the pharmaceutical industry. For we live in the era of medicine creep, a generation where healthy lifestyle and root causes have been relegated to an inconvenience, and Big Pharma are more than willing to endorse this perilous and short-sighted philosophy.
Convenient to prepare and eat, these are guaranteed to get you through those work day slumps, feeling and looking better, all whilst tasting delicious.
The more diets we follow, and low-fat and low-calorie foods we consume, the more overweight we become. The greater the amount of vitamin and antioxidants pills we take to stave off disease (Americans alone consume 50 billion vitamin and mineral supplements each year), the sicker we become.
