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diet myths  

Definition

  • Maintaining a healthy diet involves a balance of behavioral, psychological, environmental, and biological factors. An overwhelming amount of dieting information is available through the internet, television, magazines, and books. [Source: Encyclopedia of Obesity; Diet Myths]

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