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Can eating just one mushroom per day lead to a 64% drop in breast cancer risk? |
(And what drink can boost that number to a whopping 89% drop?) |
Researchers from the University of Western Australia conducted a study of 2,000 women and came to a stunning conclusion: |
Women who consumed at least a third of an ounce of fresh-cooked mushrooms every day (about one mushroom per day) were 64% less likely to develop breast cancer. |
Even more impressive, women who combined eating mushrooms with regular green tea consumption saw an even more significant benefit. |
These women reduced their breast cancer risk by an astounding 89%! |
What if every woman knew what to eat and drink to slash her breast cancer risk and avoid suffering, stress, and a potentially deadly diagnosis? |
The good news doesn’t stop at mushrooms and green tea — and it isn’t just for women. |
Countless global studies shine the light on the truth... |
Eating the right foods — and avoiding the wrong ones — can help you prevent, sometimes even reverse, most of the major chronic conditions of our times. |
From heart disease to type 2 diabetes... |
From obesity to autoimmune conditions… |
Your health is in your hands. (And at the end of your fork!) |
If you want to know: |
What the top doctors eat to get more energy, better sleep, and the strongest immune system possible Which foods to eat regularly to avoid a devastating diagnosis What to stop eating immediately — some of these so-called "healthy" foods might be in your kitchen! Which popular food fads are unfounded and potentially harmful to your health
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My dad and colleague, John Robbins, and I have assembled an all-star lineup of 25 of the world’s top food experts who are here to shine light on the truth — backed up by hard scientific evidence — that food is the #1 way to prevent and even reverse disease. |
You’ll hear from groundbreaking researchers like bestselling anti-cancer author Kristi Funk, MD; gut health guru Will Bulsiewicz, MD; nutrition expert Michael Greger, MD; leading-edge neurologists Dean and Ayesha Sherzai, MD; lifestyle medicine luminary Dean Ornish, MD; journalist and animal welfare advocate Jane Velez-Mitchell; and many more... |
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Let’s get this food revolution started. The time for learning — and action — is NOW. |
To your health! |
Ocean Robbins |
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