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‘Your brain might be telling you to pick the lowest calorie options but challenge that. And deliberately say yes to recovery’

Chain restaurants, takeaways, cafes and pubs now have to include calorie counts on menus, but smaller businesses do not

The new measures form part of the Government's wider war on obesity but many took to social media to express their anger while some were stunned over the calorie count of their favourite meals

The new rules are in place from Wednesday 6 April

‘Calories are not the ultimate answer to defining a healthy lifestyle,’ says nutritionist.

Physical and online menus, food delivery platforms and food labels will all have to display calories counts for customers

Tom Quinn, director of external affairs at Beat, said the eating disorder charity was “extremely disappointed”

Businesses with 250-plus employees in England, including cafes, restaurants and takeaways, are required to display the information from April 6.

An unhealthy relationship with food can lead to an eating disorder - here is how to spot the warning signs and get help

The government’s new scheme fails to address the real problem: the lack of preventative health care and education. Emma Henderson reports

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