Paul Saladino· MD
who's talking about sheep or pigs or goats would eat the the young buds of a plant but they they would stop eating when they got to a toxic level or a nearly toxic level because they would become nauseous
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The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
who's talking about sheep or pigs or goats would eat the the young buds of a plant but they they would stop eating when they got to a toxic level or a nearly toxic level because they would become nauseous
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who's talking about sheep or pigs or goats would eat the the young buds of a plant but they they would stop eating when they got to a toxic level or a nearly toxic level because they would become nauseous yeah the idea do the same thing yeah they'll sleep a little bit of each one and move on yeah they'll sort of self-select