Paul Saladino· MD
99.9% of animals are edible. These are invariably rich sources of bioavailable nutrients.
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99.9% of animals are edible. These are invariably rich sources of bioavailable nutrients.
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Only a small fraction of plants are edible. These are invariably poor sources of nutrients that are much less bioavailable.
i think most of these plant nutrients are very poorly bioavailable
clearly you guys are familiar with my work you know that i think most of these plant nutrients are very poorly bioavailable