My thoughts after recently reading a popular nutrition science book: a video

Posted by Kevin | Aug 6, 2020 | Articles

My thoughts after recently reading a popular nutrition science book pic.twitter.com/YaozFn8CWF
— Kevin Bass, MS 🪓⚔️🗡️ (@kevinnbass) July 18, 2020

Jeff Borden Classy response, Mr. Bass.
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Kevin Bass I'm going to create a course that will help people do this. It will include extended discussions of the flaws in Esselstyn's and Ornish's research, for example.
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