Myślę że błędem jest analizowanie tego zagadnienia zero/jedynkowo typu zdrowo/niezdrowo - ważne aby promować zachowania które zdrowiu sprzyjają jednocześnie z drugiej strony ograniczać ewidentnie złe/ryzykowne zachowania/wybory

humusy i pasty roslinne

Od 6 stycznia będzie dużo informacji na ten temat jesteśmy w ostatniej fazie przygotowań do jego reaktywacji

Wow już spieszę aby w swoim wolnym czasie opracować odpowiadającą odpowiedź :) Proszę sobie znaleźć - tak krótko i na temat to może mi Pan zapłacic za kurs gdzie ta wiedza sie znajduje lub telekonsultację to "na zyczenie" wytłumaczę

tomaszjezewski.pl/armaketon/

@@DrTomaszJezewski Pan przynajmniej odpisuje:) było krótko ale nie na temat :) dziękuję:)

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Badań na które się powołuje jest wiele w temacie wpływu hormonów w nabiale na nasze zdrowie ... jeżeli praca ukazuje się drukiem w recenzowanych czasopismach naukowych to wszystkie aspekty również metodyka jest recenzowana i poddawana dyskusji... Jako pozycję popularnonaukową polecam What the health na Netflix - do tego dokumentu również jest bibliografia

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wysłałbym ci badania ale jest ich tyle że nie da sie w tym dymku i zmieścic

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