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Does a Paleolithic diet improve satiety compared to other diet types?

2015-05-08 – Practice Question

Does a Paleolithic diet improve cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors compared to other diet types?

2015-05-08 – Practice Question

Does a Paleolithic diet improve glycemic control and glucose tolerance and impact insulin levels compared to other diet types?

2015-05-08 – Practice Question

Does a Paleolithic diet improve weight status and body composition compared to other diet types?

2015-05-08 – Practice Question

What are the effects of lower carbohydrate diets/higher protein diets on kidney function among healthy adults without chronic kidney disease (CKD) primarily with overweight or obesity?

2017-03-21 – Practice Question

Does a low carbohydrate diet (LCD) increase the risk for colorectal cancer?

2017-03-21 – Practice Question

Are low carbohydrate diets nutritionally adequate?

2017-03-16 – Practice Question

Is there a role for the alkaline diet in preventing or curing depression, yeast overgrowth and cellulite?

2016-11-04 – Practice Question

Does an alkaline diet have a role in the risk, prevention, or treatment of chronic diseases such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, hypertension and diabetes?

2016-11-04 – Practice Question

Is the acid produced from the modern Western diet detrimental to calcium balance?

2016-11-04 – Practice Question

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