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Two Unrelated Studies With Useful Findings


tarnalberry

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I came across articles from two studies today with some useful results for some recent topics:

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(Basically says that supplementing with base minerals, to increase body pH, can help increase bone density in some cases. The test used potassium citrate, compared against potassium chloride. The results were not huge, but were noticeable.)

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(Basically providing additional evidence that antibiotic use in poultry is leading to antibiotic resistance in humans as well. Also notes arsenic use in chickens is a problem when it gets passed up the food chain to humans.)


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