Hello Darling Vixens!
It's time for a tasty update. According to Rui Hai Liu, a Cornell researcher who published SIX STUDIES on breast cancer and diet in the past year, an apple a day can keep the breast doctor away!
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/139365.php*
Now, isn't that a DELICIOUS fact?
And apples are everywhere, you don't have to climb Mount FUJI to find them. (Although the cardio would be good for your heart health.)
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