Healthy eating is an acquired taste
To prevent the problem of obesity education, not coercion, is surely the answer.
Shopping for change
Leader: There is a great deal the government can do to help overweight people without falling foul of the familiar charge of nannying.
Super-size Britain must curb junk food ads, say campaigners
75% of men and 60% of women could be overweight by 2010.
Extreme dining
In the wake of Super Size Me, it looked as if the fast-food giants were embracing healthy eating, with salads appearing on every menu. But that's all over. The big chains in the US are now pushing 'indulgent offerings': huge stacks of meat, oozing with grease - and not a vegetable in sight. Oliver Burkeman reports.
Seven food alarms
Not all food sensitivities are as obvious as nut allergies. Here are seven signs that may indicate a problem, says Alex Gazzola.
Gut feelings
David Batty reports on how prebiotic foods can help cure fragile British stomachs.
Feed your mind
University is not usually synonymous with gastronomic heaven - but if you learn to cook, it can nourish body and soul.
We eat healthily – and our reward is chocolate, says survey
Britons may be eating more healthily, but we also indulge ourselves on alcohol and calorie-packed treats as a reward for being good.