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The perils of a bad breakfast
1Oct2008 Filed under: Food and Wine Author: Esme VosRead this article about the dangers of a bad breakfast before you go out:
“The fast food breakfasts are just dripping with fat and sodium,” said University of Miami nutritionist Sheah Rarback said. “If you are eating this everyday, go to your doctor. Check your cholesterol.”
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