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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2024 · 28 MIN

Which Diet is Healthiest?

from Healthy Looks Great on You · host Dr. Vickie

Which diet is healthiest? Diet has a huge impact on health, but it's hard to know which diet is best. There are a lot of conflicting opinions. Should you eat fruits and vegetables, or meat? In this episode, Dr. Vickie discusses the Mediterranean diet, anti-inflammatory, Keto, Carnivore, Paleo, Vegan, Vegetarian and intermittent fasting. Whether you want to protect your heart, your brain or lose weight, examine the evidence to make informed choices when it comes to eating. And get practical steps for clean eating.  Resources (*may contain affiliate links) https://healthylooksgreatonyou.com Https://equilibriumtelehealth.com The Power Foods Diet ALL EPISODES 7-Day Prescription for Change - sign up to receive podcasts by email How Not to Die by Michael Gregor

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Which diet is healthiest? There is no question that diet affects health, but there are a lot of conflicting opinions about which diet is best. Healthy Looks Great on You podcast examines the evidence.

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