KETO DIET GOES WRONG - Doctors Reveal

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Publish Date:: September 17, 2023
Category:: Fad Diets
Video License: Standard License
Imported From:: Youtube

20 doctors talk about their experience with the low carb ketogenic diet.

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https://nutritionstudies.org
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The introduction was taken from PlantPure Nation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_i_vp9Vfho

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