Linda Diane Lee CPNP

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• A High Protein Diet is the Key to Lean Body Mass

  A new study shows that higher amount of proteins in the diet is beneficial when a person is overeating. The study also showed that overeating increases the body fat regardless of the amount of protein in the meal. Those who had very low levels of protein had a higher percentage of calories stored as...

• Chickenpox Vaccination Shows Indirect Benefits on Infants

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• Can Bladder Spasms Be Treated?

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• The Link Between Foods and Cancer in Women

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• Toni Braxton Discusses How She Improves Her Quality of Life with Lupus on Coast Live

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