Dietary intervention studies are more challenging and expensive to conduct than pharmaceutical intervention studies because they require participants to change habitual eating behaviors, prepare unfamiliar foods, coordinate family participation, and accurately track dietary adherence—explaining the scarcity of high-quality dietary research
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Dr. Terry WahlsEvidence Quote
“if I'm going to do it well I have to convince you...to give up foods that you love...and there's a real art to train you to be willing to do that...this is complex research to do it's expensive to do far more expensive than drug studies”
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