Nutrition and COVID
The discussion highlights the critical link between poor metabolic health and severe COVID-19 outcomes, emphasizing that only 12% of Americans are metabolically healthy. Improving diets can significantly enhance metabolic health in a short time, potentially leading to better immune responses and reduced infection risks. Additionally, the economic impacts of the pandemic have exacerbated food insecurity, further complicating the relationship between nutrition and health outcomes.In this clip
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The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
What Does Food Have To Do With COVID-19?
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