Dr. Tony Hampton, family physician and medical director for Advocate Medical Group in Chicago, believes that diabetes is not only manageable but also reversible with a few simple dietary and lifestyle changes. He shares his research in his new book, Fix Your Diabetes Fix Your Life, and in this Facebook Live segment.
Fix Your Diet, Fix Your Diabetes With Dr. Tony Hampton
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