New Standard of Care
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The document discusses establishing a new standard of care for nutrition intervention based on whole food concentrates rather than isolated vitamins and minerals. It outlines the limitations of current recommendations and the growing evidence from clinical studies showing whole food concentrates are more effective at the cellular level in supporting health, healing and reducing oxidative stress. Whole food concentrates have been shown to help conditions like cancer, heart disease, immune function and more in peer-reviewed research. The evidence suggests whole food concentrates should replace multivitamins as the recommended daily standard of care once healthcare professionals are properly educated on the data.
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