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Trial finds lower urinary bisphenols in people given food with less plastic contact
A seven-day trial compared specially sourced food and replacement household products with participants’ usual habits. Some chemical measurements in urine were lower in the intervention groups, but the study did not establish a health benefit.
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What vitamin D research actually reveals about the optimal daily dose
While supplement brands market 4,000 IU of vitamin D as optimal for immunity, investigative data reveal that these doses may actively damage your health.