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        <title>Coffee and pesticides: what a study of coffee farm workers found</title>
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        <description>Coffee is one of the most heavily sprayed crops in the world, and those chemicals don't always stay on the farm. Researchers in the Dominican Republic compared coffee farm workers who were exposed to pesticides with workers on organic farms. The exposed group showed significant cellular damage that the organic workers didn't. That study looked at the people growing the beans, not the people drinking the coffee. It still raises a fair question about what ends up in your cup every morning. If coffee is part of your day, it's worth knowing where your beans come from and how they were grown. Your coffee should give you energy, not add to your toxic load. Do you pay attention to how your coffee is grown? Let me know. Let's get healthy together. Science, not medical advice. #OrganicCoffee #FoodSafety #Pesticides #CoffeeFarmers #ToxinFree</description>
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