Sentences with phrase «eat more dirt»

We need to eat more dirt, honest to goodness.

I read the article in the NYTimes by Michael Pollan — definitely have wanted to eat more dirt since then.

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There, AmEx sees a «barbell effect,» where fast - food and high - end dining are booming, but the middle is being pinched as more consumers choose not to eat out unless it's either dirt cheap or a splurge on the high - end.

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Like the dirt and I just can't eat more than two spoonsful.

Fruits and vegetables taste way better when they make it from dirt to plate quickly, so in that case «local» often means more delicious — and more likely to tempt you to eat from the earth rather than the package.

Until more research is in, while I am all for eating dirt, I am a bit cautious of eating decomposing, highly reactive by - products of microbiological decay!

So dogs with IBD could be eating dirt because they are trying to get more minerals to help deal with the anemia,» says Judy Morgan DVM, CVA, CVCP, CVFT.

Pets sometimes eat small pebbles, dirt, or cat litter when they are anemic in an effort to obtain more iron.

The most severe cases are rare, but are more likely to occur in young children, who often play in dirt, or eat dirt (pica) contaminated by dog or cat feces.

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