Dr. Michael Greger discusses the results of the "Daniel Diet" eaten as seen in the book of Daniel, Chapter 1, Verses 8-16 of the Bible. In Chapter 1, the prophet Daniel himself takes on a ch...

Due to rising obesity and insulin resistance rates, low-carb and Paleo diets have become a popular approach to the growing population of overweight Americans. As stated by Dr. John McDougall, "Advocat...

Meet Frances Greger, Dr. Michael Greger's grandmother (in the above two videos). Dr. Greger says that his grandmother "was given a medical death sentence at the age of 65." Seeing his ...

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Preferring Fried Dishes Increases Risk of Benign Breast Disease, but Not Breast Cancer

Women who enjoy consuming fried foods may have a high tendency to develop benign breast disease.

Lifetime Physical Activity and the Incidence of Proliferative Benign Breast Disease

Engaging in physical activity regularly may put a woman on the path to avoiding a diagnosis of proliferative benign breast disease.