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What are the best foods i can include into my diet to avoid cancer & heart disease? i already eat kale & broccoli everyday & drink white and green tea
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Please see books by: clinical nutritionist Patrick Quillan, PhD. He researches diet and cancer. Peace and good health. Ask your doc to check your vitamin D3 level.
Answered 10/24/2014
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