Some advice from your doctor may be based on faulty research or broad generalizations. The author tackles several “lies” including fat, cholesterol, wheat, food pyramid, exercise, antibiotics, calories, kidney stones, thyroid, vitamin D, fiber, and many more. While additional resources are proposed for the reader to further explore, I wish all of the studies and references had been cited and included. It provides a good surface-level explanation on a wide-range of misconceptions.
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Berry, K., MD,
FAAFP. (2019). Lies my doctor told
me: Medical myths that can harm your health. Las Vegas: Victory Belt
Publishing, Inc.
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