You can do this at home. It's not about the calories. If if you eat that way and you gain weight, then stop doing it, ok? Then we 're wrong for you. Part of the reason i wrote this book a so physicians will make the effort to understand the science. They can actually make this is the story i got from the doctors, right? You go into med school ecase you want to make people healthy, you right? And then you find out 20 years later, your your waiting room is full of people suffering from the negative sequelle of obes ity and diabedes and high pretension. I mean, you'd literally see them get
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