10-09-2016, 07:28 PM
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Re: Food scares- act on or ignore ?
Originally Posted by callistra
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I pay attention initially. Any good intentions I start out with, tend to be worn out over a couple of weeks as common sense and a general weariness take over. As others have said, advice changes constantly and conflicts with previous claims.The other thing that's rarely mentioned in such reports is that the research was conducted on rats, who were fed 1000 times the amount an average person would consume or come in contact with.
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