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As the interview drew to a close, Maria warned that “training doctors on nutrition poses a huge health to Big Pharma,” and John agreed. “Eastern medicine and ayurvedic medicine … now have shown so much, healing properties,” he said. “We’re going to be bringing that into modern medicine.” Then...

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