Arachnophagy: Difference between revisions

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Consuming insects as food, known as entomophagy, is a more widely recognized and studied dietary practice, but it is important to ensure that the insects consumed are sourced from reputable and regulated suppliers to minimize the risk of consuming harmful substances.

It is important to prioritize health and safety in food choices, and it is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional or a registered dietitian for advice on a balanced and nutritious diet.

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- Consuming [[insects]] as food, known as [[entomophagy]], is a more widely recognized and studied [[dietary practice]], but it is important to ensure that the insects consumed are sourced from reputable and [[regulated suppliers]] to
+Consuming [[insects]] as food, known as [[entomophagy]], is a more widely recognized and studied [[dietary practice]], but it is important to ensure that the insects consumed are sourced from reputable and [[regulated suppliers]] to
- minimize the risk of consuming [[harmful substances]].
+minimize the risk of consuming [[harmful substances]].
 *It is important to prioritize [[health and safety]] in [[food choices]], and it is recommended to consult with a [[healthcare professional]] or a [[registered dietitian]] for advice on a balanced and [[nutritious diet]].
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