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36. Only eat organic oats. "Conventional" oats are soaked with Glyphosate.

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Mon Feb 24, 2020, 10:12 AM

Feb 2020

And they tend to absorb more of it than other crops.

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Only eat organic oats. "Conventional" oats are soaked with Glyphosate. lagomorph777 Feb 2020 #36

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