抗酸化サプリメントは、果物や野菜が豊富な食事で観察された健康上の利点を示さない一方で、ビタミンE、セレン、ベータカロテン、リコピンはがんのリスクの増加を示します。

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医学的に検証した結果 Xiùying Wáng, M.D. 博士。

Updated 6月 10, 2023
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ミロス・ポキミカは、自然医学の医師、臨床栄養士、医療健康と栄養のライター、栄養科学アドバイザーです。書籍シリーズの著者 ビーガンに行きますか?科学の復習また、自然健康サイト「GoVeganWay.com」を運営している。

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ミロス・ポキミカは、自然医学の医師、臨床栄養士、医療健康と栄養のライター、栄養科学アドバイザーです。書籍シリーズの著者 ビーガンに行きますか?科学の復習また、自然健康サイト「GoVeganWay.com」を運営している。

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