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An NHS dietician has issued a warning about smoothies, suggesting people can make healthier food choices without spending more money. Dell Stanford, a registered dietitian with over 15 years' experience, advises looking at overall food intake. Stanford's advice aims to help people improve their diet and potentially manage conditions like diabetes.
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