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Humboldt, Rapid City
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Pizza. White Sox. Kids. Radio. Known for my hoodoo-infused persona, and Hella famous in China. Also Time Mag POY 2006.
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Epic theme parks in the UK

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By Craig Russell Verified, Yulia Bogomolova, Cristian M Balate, Stefan Scheer
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Warning as softgel capsule supplements linked to range of health concerns

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By Craig Russell Verified
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Softgel capsules — the smooth, easy-to-swallow form of many medications and supplements — are increasingly popular for delivering everything from vitamins to omega-3s. These capsules, made of a liquid centre inside a soft, flexible shell, offer convenience and effectiveness. But they’ve also come under growing scrutiny for one surprising reason: plasticisers. To make the capsule shell soft and pliable, manufacturers often use plasticisers – chemicals called phthalates.
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Warning as softgel capsule supplements linked to range of health concerns

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By Craig Russell Verified
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