Paul Saladino· MD
basically you can significantly decrease your intake of cadmium from dietary exposure by limiting grains and many of these leafy greens
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basically you can significantly decrease your intake of cadmium from dietary exposure by limiting grains and many of these leafy greens
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but one of the big ones with oats and many other grains which I'll talk about is cadmium
and again most of this is preventable and avoidable by just removing the kids food that is the least nutrient rich and most likely to cause gut issues like oats and Grains things like this