Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.Health & Fitness: Have Your Cake - and Eat It Too
A Manhattan executive who is watching his waistline burst out of his office as soon as he heard the news. "Now can I eat what I want?" he plaintively asked a colleague. "Is this the stuff I've been waiting for?" Those were the questions on the tongues of food lovers across the country last week after the introduction of the latest "miracle" additive: a fat substitute that is said to be low calorie, cholesterol free, all natural and safe. The new product, called Simplesse, is produced by the NutraSweet Co., makers of aspartame, America's most popular artificial sweetener, and it promises...
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