[单项选择]There are no bad foods, only bad diets. So say many nutritionists, who (62) the demonization (妖魔化) of some foods as junk. On the evidence, there are an awful lot of bad diets around. A recent nationwide weigh-in of 11-year-olds (63) that at a fifth were obese and since being weighed was voluntary and larger children were less (64) to step on the scales, this was no doubt an underestimate.
So Ofcom, the communications watchdog, has (65) that it may be time for a little food demonization after all. In the following few months it is to bring in a ban (66) advertising foods that contain lots of fat or sugar during TV shows that (67) particularly to children. And brand advertising, where no particular products is mentioned, will be (68) . The basic idea is popular with parents, who see it as an easier option than using the off switch.
There are also worries about the specific foods (69) . Ofcom is using a
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