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Major nutrition organizations put together a list of red flags that signal poor nutrition advice. These include which of the following?

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Recommendations that promise a quick fix


Recommendations based on studies published with peer review


Claims that sound too good to be true


Recommendations based on a single study

Answer 1

The correct options that are considered red flags signaling poor nutrition advice are:

- Recommendations that promise a quick fix
- Claims that sound too good to be true
- Recommendations based on a single study

The option "Recommendations based on studies published with peer review" is typically considered a sign of credible advice, not a red flag.