Medical Has Chlorella Been Tested for Effects on Cobalt Levels in Joint Replacements?

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Research on the effects of ingested chlorella on cobalt levels in the body, particularly concerning joint replacements, can be initiated through scientific literature databases. PubMed is recommended as a primary resource for this search, where users can explore studies related to chlorella and cobalt by using specific search terms. The discussion emphasizes the importance of accessing peer-reviewed articles to gather reliable information on this topic.
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Where do I search to find what, if any tests have been done to see if ingested chlorella
would effect colbot in the body in the form of a joint replacement?
 
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