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Social media influencer Bella, who shares videos under the Instagram alias 'steakandbuttergal', is said to have avoided all carbohydrates, fruit and vegetables for the past six years.

A woman who previously followed a strict vegan diet has now shared the shocking results of eating only meat and dairy for the past six years.

A new study reveals that participants who consumed one large glass of milk each day had a significantly lowerrisk of developing bowel cancer.

"Good luck making the meatballs. My sister and I had to watch her for years," DeEtte Montalbano tells Jan Risher.

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