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Spoon-Fed by Tim Spector — WisdomDeck honest review
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Spoon-Fed

by Tim Spector

Spector debunks twenty-three food myths: calories, breakfast, fish, coffee, supplements, with the evidence. Short and refreshingly uncertain where the science is.

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  1. Calories are a poor guide.
  2. Individual responses vary.
  3. Diversity of plants matters.

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Food myths, tested.

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