Robert Young, author of the pH Miracle Diet found guilty of treating terminally ill patients without medical credentials.

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Researchers from Northwestern and San Raffaele universities found a diet of only vegetable and fruit juice, even for just three days, can lead to shifts in gut and oral bacteria linked to inflammation ...

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There are myriad plant-based foods that contain protein, making it easy (and delicious) to diversify your plate. But what are the top picks—and how do you eat them at home? Ahead, nutrition experts ...

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