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How Not to Die
Ever wonder why your doctor’s advice sounds like a broken record—eat better, exercise more—but nobody really spells out what that means? Or why despite all the health apps and fancy diets, chronic disease rates keep climbing? Michael Greger’s “How Not to Die” doesn’t sugarcoat it: most of what kills us is preventable, and it’s mostly about what’s on your plate. But don’t expect a magic pill or a guilt trip—think of it as a no-nonsense guide to eating your way out of the health dumpster fire we’re collectively in.
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