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Things that shouldn't get eaten

By Gammy Dodger

Maybe you might not want to put this in your mouth

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Commercial fishermen in the U.S. annually throw overboard as much as 2 billion pounds of so-called bycatch

Fukushima contamination - fish with cancerous growths - worrying

12 fish you should NEVER eat

I'm getting weary of posting to stuff that shouldn't get eaten - here's one about Tilapia

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How The Food Industry Manipulates Taste Buds With 'Salt Sugar Fat'

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America's foods - state-by-state, equally disrespected

What Fast Food Workers Refuse To Eat Themselves

Why raw veggies might be making you fatter

Kopi Luwak, civet coffee is not harvested in the wild in limited quantities but mass produced by animals kept in appalling conditions

Jury is out on whether Saccharin is bad for you, but when you find out it's made from coal tar, you wonder how can it be good for you.

Here's a post from that well know publication, BEEF Daily. Reporting on Jamie Oliver, McDonalds and the Ammonium Hydroxide Issue

As the American people got fatter, so did marmosets, vervet monkeys and mice. The problem may be bigger than any of us.

The Inception Bomb shooter drink

Little evidence of health benefits from organic foods, Stanford study finds - Stanford University School of Medicine