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You will not live to be over 60 years of age if you eat GM food and drink fluoride/chlorinated water.
On the other hand, if you eat GMO free food, and drink REAL water with no additives, eat totally organically your entire life and steer from living in the city, you could possibly live up to 200 years of age.
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