Feel Better in One Week By Eliminating These 3 So Called “Health Foods” UCLA Physician Reveals How and Why
Dr. Kahana M.D., a world renowned Gastroenterologist shares his simple solution on ABC
Los Angeles: April 30th 2019 / 1:53 PM PST
By Doug Hughes, 1MD News
“I Eat Healthy, Why Do I Feel Like This?”
Are you making all the right health choices but still not feeling right?
- Chances are you eat several of these each week thinking you are making a healthy choice. They fill the shelves of every health food and grocery store and are marketed widely as “health food” but this doctor blows the roof off the industry’s bogus marketing claims — watch the video.
- Most Americans — Especially health conscious Americans have at least one of these per day. However, this UCLA physician claims they are “Terrible” for your health — Discover why in the video.
- This “So Called” health food is so pervasive it is almost inescapable, but studies show compounds in this are linked to cancer, diabetes, obesity, liver problems and more — Here's what to do about it.
Fooled into thinking you're eating healthy — You'll be surprised by what you see in this video
In this revealing special video report, Board Certified, UCLA Physician Dr. David Kahana shatters myths about 3 so called “health foods” you probably consume in unhealthy amounts every day.
Discover what food manufacturers, advertising agencies, and industry lobbyists don’t want you to know and why it could be keeping you from optimal health or worse.
Dr. Kahana's presentation is helping thousands to better health now
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Watch this short, engaging, easy to understand video to discover groundbreaking research vital to your health. You won't get this information from your doctor either. Here's why: A.) She's too busy. B.) She probably doesn't know. You see, US doctors only receive 19 hours of nutritional education spread across four years of medical school! But what your doctor doesn't know could keep you sick — or worse. Watch the video to discover what to do next.
