What's a spoon of dust done next to the food in your body?

While researchers aspire to a varied diet for the body, a recent scientific study recommends a dietary habit that many might find disgusting, but which, according to the study, strives to burn fat.

Australian researchers have recently reported that eating a tablespoon of soil with a meal helps to lose weight and avoid health problems caused by obesity.

Researchers at the University of South Australia discovered an important benefit to eating the soil: mice that ate the substance lost more fat than mice receiving pills to lose weight.

The study found that the soil helps eliminate fats by eliminating waste and the digestive system.

Contrary to popular belief, the phenomenon of unhealthy food consumption spread about thousands of years ago among Greeks, just as people ate land for pleasure or for health. .

Hippocrates, the great Greek doctor, recommended to pregnant women to eat land and some reports say that this was common in all parts of the world.

A number of celebrities, such as Shillin Woodley and Ell McPherson, claim that they occasionally resort to the dirt to get rid of bodily toxins.