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Stanford professor's 80% rule for healthy eating, rejected by US government

Stanford professor's 80% rule for healthy eating, rejected by US government

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Stanford University's Christopher Gardner, a nutrition professor, states that the scientific community largely agrees on dietary recommendations. Christopher Gardner was part of a US government panel whose comprehensive 400-page report was ultimately rejected by Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. Christopher Gardner's latest book, Food Sense, is scheduled for release in the UK on October 15th.

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