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Old 03-07-2008, 10:17 AM #5
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While I too grew up in the mud and sand, I did not grow up eating worms. The study oversea stated: "Over four years, those with the worms had 90 percent fewer flare-ups and brain lesions." I'll eat anything that has a chance of reducing this. However, I wonder how many were tested in that study. My guess is only a few. If so, I don't call this much of a study.
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