En el episodio de hoy tengo la enorme suerte de conversar con la Dra. Ana Lluch, médico especialista en oncología médica y una de las mayores expertas en cáncer de mama en nuestro país.
Una entrevista muy necesaria para entender qué es realmente el…
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En el podcats de hoy os contesto a las dudas metabolicas, hormonales y de salud en general que me hicisteis en mi instagram @isabelvina sobre el alcohol.
Asi, sabiendo que lo mejor va a ser no consumir alcohol, todo lo que redujamos de…
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En el podcats de hoy os contesto a las dudas metabolicas, hormonales y de salud en general que me hicisteis en mi instagram @isabelvina sobre el alcohol.
Asi, sabiendo que lo mejor va a ser no consumir alcohol, todo lo que redujamos de…
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¡Hola! En el episodio de hoy voy a hablaros sobre la soja, un alimento muy versátil y con un gran impacto en la salud. A lo largo del episodio, os contaré qué tipos de alimentos podemos obtener a partir de la soja, como la leche de soja, el miso, la…
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Learn more and get your copy of «Take Control of Your Cancer Risk», here: https://www.webmd.com/takecontrol
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Teresa Graham invites Natalie Buford Young to discuss the need for greater research and funding for women entrepreneurs and women-led companies.
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