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New study shows pizza diet can improve overall health; Pizzaholics restaurant opens with gluten-free and vegan options.

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In a shocking turn of events, a group of scientists has discovered that eating pizza every day might actually be good for your health. After conducting a study involving 1,000 participants who were instructed to eat pizza for every meal, the results showed that their overall health had improved.

The researchers found that the pizza diet led to an increase in vitamin intake, as it is topped with vegetables and tomato sauce. They also found that the cheese provided a good source of calcium, and the crust contained fiber which aided digestion.

To celebrate this discovery, a new restaurant called “Pizzaholics” has opened up in the heart of the city. The restaurant only serves pizza and claims that it can cater to any dietary restrictions by offering gluten-free and vegan options.

Customers can also choose from a wide range of toppings, including pineapple and bacon, which has become a popular choice among regulars.

One happy customer, John Smith, said, “I used to feel guilty about eating pizza every day, but now I can finally enjoy it without any shame. Plus, I’m getting all the nutrients I need!”

While the news may be a dream come true for pizza lovers, nutritionists have warned that the pizza diet should not be adopted long-term, as it lacks a balance of nutrients.

In the meantime, Pizzaholics has become the go-to spot for pizza enthusiasts, with lines stretching out the door and around the block. Who knew that eating pizza every day would become the newest health trend?

Stay tuned for updates on the potential health benefits of ice cream for breakfast.

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