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Major culprit in obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancers and more: Part 1

Expert/s: Dr Chris Knobbe

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Processed foods, sugars, vegetable oils are driving chronic diseases
Evidence shows that sugars and carbohydrates are a problem but not primarily the problem, it is vegetable oils
When you damage the mitochondrial lining both inside and outside and cause a dysfunction, that is source and origin of the tissue becoming insulin resistance

Guest: Dr Chris Knobbe, Ophthalmologist

Host: Dr David Lim, GP and Medical Educator

Total time: 30 minutes

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Facebook: Ancestral Health Foundation & Cure AMD Foundation
Facebook: Suzanne Alexander, M.Ed. Co-Author, “The Ancestral Diet Revolution”
Instagram: Ancestral Health Foundation
X/Twitter: Ancestral Health Foundation & Cure AMD Foundation
Website: Cure AMD Foundation
Find our book on Amazon: “The Ancestral Diet Revolution“

Last Updated: 20 Feb, 2024

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Major culprit in obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancers and more: Part 1

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Last Updated: 20 Feb, 2024

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