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Mind-blowing video clip here reveals how spirulina micro algae superfood was used in the former Soviet Union following the Chernobyl disaster to REMOVE radionuclides from victims of the accident (mostly children in this case), and the Soviet scientists diligently documented the improvement in the reduction of radiation in children....

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