Can a vegan diet reduce your risk of developing cancer?
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Animal Awareness 101
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Not only is adopting a vegan lifestyle the best thing you can do to help animals, research has shown it can lower your risk of developing cancer.
Join me as we speak to Joseph Gonzales, a registered dietician with The Cancer Project, as we learn how what we eat can impact our health, and our ability to fight diseases such as cancer.
For more information including resources, classes, “ask the expert” corner, and recipes, please visit cancerproject.org
Thanks to Kathy Patalsky for recipe photos
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Thanks to Kathy Patalsky for recipe photos
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