A clear exploration of evidence-based nutrition principles that cut through contradictory diet advice, revealing what truly matters for health beyond trends and highlighting practical approaches to healthy eating.
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Every time you eat, you're essentially sending signals to your cells about whether to ramp up or calm down inflammation. Food is information for our cells, not just fuel.
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