Widespread Obesity: Are Certain Chemicals Also a Big Contributor-2? @cookingupastory
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In part 2, Dr. Susan Katz, Chair of the Environmental Health Work Group of the Oregon's Physicians For Social Responsibility (PSR) outlines some of the basic steps to avoid consuming products that contain "obesogens", chemicals suspected of causing overweight and obesity in humans. For a list of chemical resources, visit cookingupastory.com/widespread-obesity-are-certain-chemicals-also-a-big-contributor-2

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