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A diet of hopes and half-truths

A diet of hopes and half-truths

The media often hype the benefits of ‘superfoods’ to protect against or even cure cancer. But keeping weight down and taking exercise are known to offer far greater protection than any individual food or nutrient – however full of antioxidants it may be. How can health professionals support their patients to sort fact from fiction and make the necessary changes?

» Peter McIntyre


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