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Jonny Bowden Research Paper

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There are many diet and workout programs on the market, but Jonny Bowden 's reputation makes his stand out above the crowd. He is known as 'The Rogue Nutritionist ' or the 'Nutrition Myth Buster ', because he isn 't afraid to give real advice that may conflict with some popular beliefs around nutrition, weight loss and health.

Thanks to his willingness to look for answers and discover unknown truths, his advice has helped thousands of people get back on track with their health. He has a knack for clearing up the confusion around a subject and spelling out the simple rules that are known to result in better health.

For instance, his best-selling book on cholesterol, which he co-authored with Stephen T. Sinatra, turned the medical community

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