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Published on Wednesday, 07 March 2012 13:27 | | 
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Dining on dirt – or geophagy as it is scientifically known – is found in many cultures around the world. A new scientific study has found that earth, particularly clay, acts as a shield in the stomach against parasites and plant toxins, and is a common craving for pregnant women and young children.