Celmfire

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   by Celmfire 2y ago

   We have this in Australian McDonald's also
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   by Celmfire 3y ago

   I wouldn't rule it out entirely - a good news article can add context (e.g. via interviews with authors) that is otherwise not generally part of the paper itself
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   by Celmfire 3y ago

   Med school gives you maybe a couple of lectures on nutrition specifically, and it's mentioned as a major risk factor when discussing many diseases. A doctor should be able to tell you the basics, but if you want detailed info you shoul
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   by Celmfire 3y ago

   I have received one of these scam messages in the app - they do indeed contain clickable links which go to a replica of the real website, where customers are asked to input credit card details to "confirm their booking". In my cas
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   by Celmfire 3y ago

   Orrrr it could just be that high quality nutritional research is actually incredibly difficult due to the number of variables involved, especially when compared with an easily controlled single intervention study. Not saying there's no