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Detection, Distribution and Health Risk Assessment of Toxic Heavy
Guidelines on Food Fortification with Micronutrients
Component # 1 Mineral Deficiencies
The Tortuga Gazette and Education Since 1964 Volume 55, Number 2 • March/April 2019
Human Vitamin and Mineral Requirements
Harmful Effects: Injuries, Damage and Wounds in the Skin and Coat
Fatal Abomasal Sand Impaction in a Giraffe Calf
Bizarre Foods the Anthropology of Food 2016 Syllabus
Oreamnos Americanus): Support for Meeting Metabolic Demands B.L
Universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York
Nutritional Status and Risk Factors Associated with Women Practicing Geophagia in Qwaqwa, South Africa Annette Van Onselen 2013
Microbiological and Health Related Perspectives of Geophagia: an Overview
The Scoop on Eating Dirt New Findings Suggest That Ingesting Soil Is Adaptive, Not Necessarily Pathological
The Practice of Geophagia and the Predisposing Factors to Hypokalaemia Among Pregnant Women in Rural Eastern Cape Province, South Africa
Reproductive Immunosuppression and Diet F 21
Kaolin Clay Anemia
Enzootic Geophagia of Calves and Lambs in Northern Cape and Northwest and the Possible Role of Chronic Manganese Poisoning
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Women Who Eat Dirt
Reasons Pregnant Women Who Attend Antenatal Care in Mecklenburg Hospital Eat Soil
Toxoplasmosis - a Global Threat
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The Ecology and Behaviour of Giraffe in Northern Botswana
Human Geophagia: the Epidemiology of a Silent Ancient Disorder in Modern Africa
Wabanaki Traditional Cultural Lifeways Exposure Scenario
Enzootic Geophagia of Calves and Lambs in the Northern Cape And
Lecture 13: Zinc Deficiency
Trace Elements in Human Nutrition and Health
Glossary Scientific Terms.Pdf
Learning and Dietary Choice in Herbivores
Chapter 1 Introduction
Geophagia Is the Habitual and Intentional Ingestion of Soil and Clay Deposits by Humans and Animals
Anthro 256H Bizarre Foods Syllabus
Introduction Considering the Inedible, Consuming the Ineffable
Renaissance Fare: Appetite and Authority on the Early Modern English Stage
Chapter 1 Introduction 1
The Biological Consequences of Kaolin Geophagia
PICA Disorder with Autism: Intervention in Dental Settings
Kaolin, Bentonite, and Zeolites As Feed Supplements for Animals: Health Advantages and Risks
Feeding and Nutrition of Infants and Young Children
Helminthological Days 2017
Pica: Common but Commonly Missed
An Introduction to the Ingestion of Stones, Bones, Fossils and Soil by Turtles by M. A. Cohen Hile Firsthand Observations Animals
The Prevelence and Nutritional Status of Women Between the Ages of 18-45 Years Practicing Geophagia in Umzinyathi and Umgungundl
Pica (Depraved Appetite; Allotrophagia) in Domestic Animals and Man
Zinc Hazards to Fish, Wildlife, and Invertebrates: a Synoptic Review
Geophagia by Mountain Gorillas (Gorilla Gorilla Beringei) in the Virunga Mountains, Rwanda
Co-Effect of Leached Metals and Ph of Simulated Gastric Fluid on the Survival of Microorganisms in Geophagic Clays
Life with Geophagy: Biochemical Effects of “Calabash Chalk” on Swiss Albino Rat”