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EDIBLE CLAY INGESTION ALTERS THE RENAL FUNCTION OF NON-PREGNANT FEMALE WISTAR RATS
Edible clay is mainly consumed by women and children in specific regions of the world. However, studies have shown that its consumption tends to expose consumers to heavy metal toxicity. This study aimed to investigate the effect of edible clay ingestion on the renal function of Female Wistar rats.
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