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Als Posted: 04-22-06 21:35pm


I have read recently, in Dr. Andrew weil's latest book healthy aging, that athletes who are very lean & who train alot are more likely to get als because the neurotoxins fromthe food & environment lodge in their muscles. Has anyone else heard of this or experienced this? I am very athletic & am concerned. Thanks for your feedback!

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