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    Could prescription vegetables be the future of healthcare?

    A recent study investigates whether prescribing healthful food could, in time, save money and improve health. The results are surprising.

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    Re: Could prescription vegetables be the future of healthcare?

    better get some good coverage so I can afford the copay for a prescription banana.

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      Re: Could prescription vegetables be the future of healthcare?

      the doc did this when my dad was on the brink of diabetes
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        Re: Could prescription vegetables be the future of healthcare?

        Originally posted by guns01 View Post
        the doc did this when my dad was on the brink of diabetes
        he gave him a script for aa banana haha jk? Think papa guns can hook me up with some human grade skittles lol.

        my doc told me what I should be eating and says "eat healthy" lol. honestly if I could get a nutritionist covered by insurance I would be all over it.

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          Re: Could prescription vegetables be the future of healthcare?

          Originally posted by DethKlok View Post
          he gave him a script for aa banana haha jk? Think papa guns can hook me up with some human grade skittles lol.

          my doc told me what I should be eating and says "eat healthy" lol. honestly if I could get a nutritionist covered by insurance I would be all over it.
          My pal who is overweight and has type 2 diabetes does have a nutritionist covered by his insurance. I bust his chops because for lunch he always wants to go to Mexican food because he loves chips and salsa. It is a waste for him.
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            Re: Could prescription vegetables be the future of healthcare?

            Originally posted by DethKlok View Post
            he gave him a script for aa banana haha jk? Think papa guns can hook me up with some human grade skittles lol.

            my doc told me what I should be eating and says "eat healthy" lol. honestly if I could get a nutritionist covered by insurance I would be all over it.
            a cardiologist can get you a ref for a nutritionist that will be covered. the trade off is these fools are still setting people up with diets from the 1950s
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