How Different is Eating for Cancer Prevention and Heart Health?
by Shelley Maniscalco | Feb 12, 2020 | Blog, Cancer Nutrition, Dietary Guidelines, Diets, Fitness, Fruits and Vegetables, General Nutrition, Uncategorized
In February we observe both Cancer Prevention Month and American Heart Month! Why take an entire month to shine a light so brightly on these two chronic diseases? I’ll give my 3 top reasons: Mortality (read: death) rates associated with each. ...Recent Posts
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We talk about "healthy eating" broadly and, while there are many similarities, some differences exist between eating for cancer prevention and heart health.10 months ago ·
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