The Snowdon Substack

Home
Archive
About
New
Top
Discussion
Australian madness infects the BBC
It's bad enough reading one-sided anti-vaping polemics without being forced to pay for them
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
1
Artificial sweeteners and the World Health Organisation
Has the WHO cocked up again or is it the public health policies that are wrong?
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
2
April 2023
Chris van Tulleken: "My Coco Pops hell"
The ultra-processed food scare reaches its absurd conclusion
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
7
The World Health Organisation is lying to journalists
Activists have taken over the WHO's alcohol program
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
12
The cost of a healthy diet
Would the poorest households have to spend 74% of their income to afford one?
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
1
March 2023
Moderate drinking is still good for you
A tiny group of activist-academics have created a fake controversy
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
3
Why my fat belly proves that I am right about obesity
The results of my n=1 study are conclusive
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
7
The minimum pricing salvage job
After years of disappointment, has a new study saved the SNP's blushes?
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
1
The alcohol advertising bluff
Activists who want to ban booze ads are abusing politicians' trust
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
9
February 2023
The BBC and the national debt
Of all the things to criticise the BBC for, a review on impartiality picks the strangest
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
1
How much does smoking cost Britain?
Think of a number and put a minus sign in front of it
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
9
No, Liz Truss did not cost the UK £74 billion
And the government didn't spend £37 billion on an app
 • 
Christopher Snowdon
4
© 2023 Christopher Snowdon
Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice
Start WritingGet the app
Substack is the home for great writing