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Is bovine ovary safe for a woman to consume orally everyday?
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Doubt it: A woman should eat a balanced, healthy diet over the course of each week. Daily ingestion of cow ovaries have not typically been part of the normal human diet, over the past millennia. Thus, nobody knows whether or not there are dangers to daily cow ovaries. Buyer beware; user beware.
Answered 5/1/2016
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