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Fighting the Big Four: Diabetes

Posted by Heather Moore at 7:49 AM | Permalink | No Comments

In a recent post, I explained how four of the biggest health problems facings Americans—heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and cancer—can be prevented, and in the case of some diseases, even reversed, by exercising and eating healthy animal-friendly foods. In this post, I want to focus on type 2 diabetes, a debilitating and potentially deadly disease that has …

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Fighting the Big Four: Heart Disease

Posted by Heather Moore at 7:21 AM | Permalink | 1 Comment

Four of the biggest health problems in America—heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and cancer—are largely preventable. In many cases, they can even be reversed with simple lifestyle changes.

For the next few weeks, PETA Prime will be reviewing the latest health findings on all four of these problems, which touch millions of Americans each year. …

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