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❝The whiter the bread, the sooner you’re dead❞
~ Dr. Joel Fuhrman, author of “Eat to Live”

In today’s email we cover oxalates, reducing chronic disease in 2 weeks, and menopausal disordered eating.

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Today’s Main Feature

Oxalates May Be More Of A Problem Than Previously Believed

But it’s easy to manage:

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The Traditional African Diet That Reduces Chronic Disease In 2 Weeks

Generally speaking, the world’s go-to gold standard diet for good health is the Mediterranean Diet.

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Dietitian Explains: Why Disordered Eating Happens In Midlife

Dr. Ruth Machin hosts dietician Lorelei Sturm, to talk about a very widespread but little talked-about issue:

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