Dr. Donald Abrams of UCSF sifts through some of the complex data on the relationship between nutrition and cancer and endeavors to help separate fact from fiction in this quickly moving field. Series: Integrative Medicine Today [5/2010] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 17359]
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Steaphany 2 months ago
very good.
noman1133 4 months ago
Very insightful!
RhondaPaschal 7 months ago
Brilliant! Thank you so much for posting this. Extremely informational and life-changing.
GrueBlock 7 months ago
When he is talking about the sugars in the oranges and problem of fiber removal he has the right idea but describing a totally wrong mechanism. I can't believe how little do doctors know about nutrition (I am a nutritionist and know what I am talking about)
mojca22 7 months ago
jumping to conclusion very easily
ssijak 9 months ago
Beautiful. Loved it. This video is very helpful. I am sure that it will assist me with my final exams. Thanks.
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howtogetwell 1 year ago
Interesting video, but I feel too many of his statements were prefaced with words such as "I think..." or "It's been said that..." and other such equivocations that do not cite to specific studies. He certainly seems to know what he's talking about, but it's better to have clear evidence supporting the suggestions.
MiniverJD 1 year ago