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Is it true that diet affect injuries?
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Yes: Good diet predicts good outcome and bad diet delays healing.
Answered 10/15/2011
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? your ?: Don't know exactly what you are asking. What you eat has a profound effect on many things. Healing injuries can heal faster and better if you are well nourished and not so good if your nutritional status is questionable. Get enough lean protein and a good multivitamin, at least.
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