Paul Saladino· MD
in the Harvard study they hypothesize it's due to pesticides or residues on the vegetables and that eating more traditional vegetables is lowering
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in the Harvard study they hypothesize it's due to pesticides or residues on the vegetables and that eating more traditional vegetables is lowering
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this may also be due to pesticides or other contaminants that may be on the vegetables