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Nearly half of online diet tips are false: HK nutritionists

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Over 40 percent of nutrition advice circulating online is scientifically misleading, including claims like “eating fruit after meals is equivalent to chronic suicide,” according to a recent Hong Kong Nutrition Association (HKNA) survey.

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Nearly half of online diet tips are false: HK nutritionists

Over 40 percent of nutrition advice circulating online is scientifically misleading, including claims like “eating fruit after meals is equivalent to chronic suicide,” according to a recent Hong Kong Nutrition Association (HKNA) survey.

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The Standard broke the news in on Sunday, May 18, 2025.
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