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Good story. I'm suprised my husband didn't hear that. He listenes to NPR all the time. Thanks for sharing.

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I just listened to this a few hours ago. It was good, although I felt like they made it sound easier than it is, in the sense of picking out packaged foods and eating in restaurants. I was glad that they addressed the problem of underdiagnosis.

I listened to the podcast. Is On Health actually on the radio? I got the impression it's online only.

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Its so hard to get signals where we are in Kona, I cant pick up NPR and dont know the answer.

I enjoyed Pollan's books too

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I just listened to this a few hours ago. It was good, although I felt like they made it sound easier than it is, in the sense of picking out packaged foods and eating in restaurants. I was glad that they addressed the problem of underdiagnosis.

I listened to the podcast. Is On Health actually on the radio? I got the impression it's online only.

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