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I tried the Maga diet — here's what happ...

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It’s the diet Trump’s inner circle are said to swear by: protein, fermented food and... not much else. Its creator, Sean O’Mara, promises that it works magic on your gut. The Times' feature writer Damian Whitworth’s spoke to him, and tried out the diet.


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Read by: Damian Whitworth, feature writer, The Times.

Host: Manveen Rana.

Producers: Olivia Case, Robert Wallace.

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