Are we what we eat?
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Tried reading the article, but wasn't able understand the conclusion. Is it saying vegetarians experience risk of cancer increases if the switch from a vegetarian diet or non vegetarians have higher risk of cancer because they can't create the omega proteins from pants as easily as vegetarians?
ReplyDeleteI know vegetarian jerks and sweet, altruistic meet eaters. We're more than a digesting tube. I don't think Jessica believes that we are what we eat. I eat meat very seldom, but I think it has no influence on my temper.
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