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医学的に検証した結果 Xiùying Wáng, M.D. 博士。

Updated 6月 9, 2023
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ミロス・ポキミカは健康・栄養ライターであり、栄養科学アドバイザーである。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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