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Protein-rich foods: good or bad?

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Are High Protein Diets Good or Bad?
Have you been told steak, eggs, and peanut butter will clog your arteries and make you fat? Dr. Oz reveals the healthy truth behind all of these protein-rich foods. Learn why protein is the single best thing to fight disease and lose weight.
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