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There is PFAS in our blood, what can you do? ‘If you always eat the same thing, you increase the risk of harmful substances’

Experts explain that while PFAS are present in our environment and food, their health impact must be balanced against other lifestyle factors. They emphasize that while these chemicals are harmful, maintaining a healthy, varied diet and preventing obesity remains a higher priority for general well-being.

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Rick from Weesp runs 246 kilometers in 30 hours without sleep in Greek hell

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