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lemmy.ca

The word 'excess' seems unnecessary...

I'd argue any amount of fiberglass found in sealife is excessive. It's not exactly a natural material.

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lemmy.world

You trying to tell me I’m not supposed to eat small quantities as part of a healthy diet? Wait, this couldn’t be related to me coughing up blood daily, could it?

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The cotton candy in the attic is unfortunately not the best for you I'd say, as appetizing as it may look. I am however not a doctor; could very well be the secret to a long and prosperous life. I'm sure you're just coughing up the extra blood you don't need anymore.

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I always found fiberglass to be one of the coolest materials and it's my understanding that it degrades very very slowly, I'm quite surprised by this.

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New study reveals that mussels, oysters and other sealife contains an excess amount of fiberglass | Spyke