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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
Posted by MAC222
Unless i grew it on my own farm, there is just no way to tell what was used, or how it was grown.
I am a skeptic though, but I understand why people buy organic..I just won't. I can't stand the way the milk tastes..but I also don't think there aren't any guarentees as to where the food came from..it can say it, sure, but you don't really know. You could be spending an extra $3 on produce, but you really don't know where it came from.
On a side note, there are 4 pediatricians in the practice that I have used, and not one have urged organic produce and milk over non-organic.
No offense to your peds, but most MDs are not well versed in nutrition. A good friend of mine who is a ped from a top medical school never even heard of GMOs until I told her what they were. Treating illness and making dietary recommendations are two separate domains. Quite frankly, I don't see how any knowledgeable medical professional would think it is better for a child to drink milk that contains antibiotics, hormones and GMO feed versus one that does not contain these things. Finally, the process to be registered as USDA organic is quite stringent. There are many steps to be taken to get there. The same goes for products that are non GMO verified. There are coding numbers on produce to tell you where it was from. If you buy locally produced organic products you can visit farm to see how things are done. For non local items, you can find out where the company sources its products and learn more about those farms. It isn't just an arbitrary thing where someone sticks a label on something and calls it organic.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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Posted by MAC222
On a side note, there are 4 pediatricians in the practice that I have used, and not one have urged organic produce and milk over non-organic.
No offense to your peds, but most MDs are not well versed in nutrition. A good friend of mine who is a ped from a top medical school never even heard of GMOs until I told her what they were. Treating illness and making dietary recommendations are two separate domains. Quite frankly, I don't see how any knowledgeable medical professional would think it is better for a child to drink milk that contains antibiotics, hormones and GMO feed versus one that does not contain these things..
Exactly! Most pediatricians do not have much expertise when it comes to nutrition. I'm always very  when people here rely on a ped's nutritional advice as gold.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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Posted by MAC222
Unless i grew it on my own farm, there is just no way to tell what was used, or how it was grown.
I am a skeptic though, but I understand why people buy organic..I just won't. I can't stand the way the milk tastes..but I also don't think there aren't any guarentees as to where the food came from..it can say it, sure, but you don't really know. You could be spending an extra $3 on produce, but you really don't know where it came from.
On a side note, there are 4 pediatricians in the practice that I have used, and not one have urged organic produce and milk over non-organic.
No offense to your peds, but most MDs are not well versed in nutrition. A good friend of mine who is a ped from a top medical school never even heard of GMOs until I told her what they were. Treating illness and making dietary recommendations are two separate domains. Quite frankly, I don't see how any knowledgeable medical professional would think it is better for a child to drink milk that contains antibiotics, hormones and GMO feed versus one that does not contain these things. Finally, the process to be registered as USDA organic is quite stringent. There are many steps to be taken to get there. The same goes for products that are non GMO verified. There are coding numbers on produce to tell you where it was from. If you buy locally produced organic products you can visit farm to see how things are done. For non local items, you can find out where the company sources its products and learn more about those farms. It isn't just an arbitrary thing where someone sticks a label on something and calls it organic.
No offense taken on behalf of the pediatricians I see. I find it hard to believe that a pediatrician had never heard of GMOs. Honestly, if the pediatricians urged it, I may have looked into it a bit more, but I still feel that unless I grew it myself, there is just no way to know. I understand everything you wrote, coding numbers, labels...but you still don't know exactly where it came from..after all, it is just coding and numbers, mistakes can be made, labels can be moved...you just don't know for sure.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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On a side note, there are 4 pediatricians in the practice that I have used, and not one have urged organic produce and milk over non-organic.
No offense to your peds, but most MDs are not well versed in nutrition. A good friend of mine who is a ped from a top medical school never even heard of GMOs until I told her what they were. Treating illness and making dietary recommendations are two separate domains. Quite frankly, I don't see how any knowledgeable medical professional would think it is better for a child to drink milk that contains antibiotics, hormones and GMO feed versus one that does not contain these things..
Exactly! Most pediatricians do not have much expertise when it comes to nutrition. I'm always very when people here rely on a ped's nutritional advice as gold.
I wouldn't say it is taken as gold, but I would think a pediatrican should have some knowledge regarding children's nutrition and diets, not that I would take it as gold, but they should have some knowledge, if not, time for a new pediatrician!
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
You know they say ignorance is bliss. For food in this country ignorance is deadly. This isn't organic vs. non organic issue its more of an clean food vs. non clean food. There are many who cant afford organic food (though for most of us I do think it's just a matter of priorities) but people are eating crap. I would never give my son kraft or a ton of other process stuff out there.
The whole "I ate this when I was young" is most ignorant. We ate as a whole an organic diet. Food we ate as children is not the same food people eat today. Take a few minutes and look up the ingredients that you give your children. The organic seal is a multi- billionaire industry. They would not allow it to be tainted by not following the rules they themselves have invented. For me I know I'm buying organic because everything I buy absolutely needs to be eaten that week. Organic doesn't have a shelf life.
So to the OP post. I would not give your dc a slice of kraft ever. Give her real cheese - it doesn't even have to be organic though if you could afford I would buy organic. Your child deserves a fighting chance in life.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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This is misleading and absolutely not true. I believe what the study said is there is no difference in NUTRITIONAL value. BUT who buys organic because they think it is more nutritous? People buy organic because they do not want their food to be slathered in pesticides and chemicals! I
Organic foods still have pesticides. They have less than non-organic, but they are definitely not pesticide free.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
People can choose to feed their kids whatever they want. The whole it should be clean and organic is fine if thats what you choose.
I personally am not going to feed my child organic and he will eat what I feel like is good for him. And if he wants McDs every now and then so be it.
The food we eat is not the top priority as long as he eats a balanced diet. There are other things that I am more worried about to keep him safe.
He is more likely to be in a car accident then get sick because he ate some Kraft cheese.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
Posted by LeShellem
So to the OP post. I would not give your dc a slice of kraft ever. Give her real cheese - it doesn't even have to be organic though if you could afford I would buy organic. Your child deserves a fighting chance in life.
Am I reading this correctly..If you don't feed your child organic, you are not giving him a chance in life? I could be wrong, but this is a very dramatic statement, if this is how it was meant.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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LOL. I'm sorry but this makes me laugh... We grew up on Kraft... I still eat it all the time... I don't see the big deal... This whole organic, what is best movement is really getting out of control 
Ps: my dd had some of my Taco Bell food today... Oh the horror! LoL
My DS loves Wendy's
I personally don't buy into the whole organic thing either.
I don't either. To each their own, if someone is into that I don't knock them or point out the fact that the organic section at your local supermarket is about as organic as Kraft  but I hate how those who choose to eat organic (and again your choice, go on with your bad self not knocking it) feel like they can treat those of us who don't buy into it like we are abusing ourselves and our children.
Just bc you don't eat organic does not mean you eat processed crap, I cook every night and make healthy meals with vegetables, whole grains, and lean meat I just don't personally believe in the hype around 'organic' that is not to say my son eats processed crap at every meal, he eats healthy homemade meals, occasionally if we are eating out he will have a taste of things that might be processed, everything in moderation.
amen. common debate here. you do what you do, i will do what i do. i don't knock your decisions, don't knock mine. people are entirely to self righteous when it comes to "organic" vs not
ETA and I DO try to choose organic when I CAN. But, i could care less about what others do.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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Posted by LeShellem
So to the OP post. I would not give your dc a slice of kraft ever. Give her real cheese - it doesn't even have to be organic though if you could afford I would buy organic. Your child deserves a fighting chance in life.
Am I reading this correctly..If you don't feed your child organic, you are not giving him a chance in life? I could be wrong, but this is a very dramatic statement, if this is how it was meant.
  love it.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
Posted by LeShellem
So to the OP post. I would not give your dc a slice of kraft ever. Give her real cheese - it doesn't even have to be organic though if you could afford I would buy organic. Your child deserves a fighting chance in life.
Really That 1 slice of Kraft a day is going to condemn her in life?
I think this is crazy. Clearly Kraft isn't a great choice and that point has been made, but to make her feel bad about it is just wrong. This is CHEESE we're talking about not cigarettes or anything else like that. People need to chill out and think about what they are posting. NO ONE is perfect. We live in a convenience area so if people are buying any fresh fruits and veggies that's awesome. It doesn't have to be all of nothing. That's great that people can do all organic all the time, but some of us can't and that doesn't mean we're not giving our kids a fighting chance
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Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
I guess i'm a horrible mother and have screwed my kids because they had non organic milk, store bought white bread with margarine and kraft singles (aka a grilled cheese) for lunch. Oh and they had that with non organic bananas and non organic grapes and non organic grape juice and non filtered water. I guess it's all over now and someday I can explain it's because I never gave them a fighting chance in life.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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Posted by LeShellem
So to the OP post. I would not give your dc a slice of kraft ever. Give her real cheese - it doesn't even have to be organic though if you could afford I would buy organic. Your child deserves a fighting chance in life.
Am I reading this correctly..If you don't feed your child organic, you are not giving him a chance in life? I could be wrong, but this is a very dramatic statement, if this is how it was meant.
Not what I meant. I agree after reading it, I worded this bad.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
Posted by MAC222
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Posted by MAC222
On a side note, there are 4 pediatricians in the practice that I have used, and not one have urged organic produce and milk over non-organic.
No offense to your peds, but most MDs are not well versed in nutrition. A good friend of mine who is a ped from a top medical school never even heard of GMOs until I told her what they were. Treating illness and making dietary recommendations are two separate domains. Quite frankly, I don't see how any knowledgeable medical professional would think it is better for a child to drink milk that contains antibiotics, hormones and GMO feed versus one that does not contain these things..
Exactly! Most pediatricians do not have much expertise when it comes to nutrition. I'm always very when people here rely on a ped's nutritional advice as gold.
I wouldn't say it is taken as gold, but I would think a pediatrican should have some knowledge regarding children's nutrition and diets, not that I would take it as gold, but they should have some knowledge, if not, time for a new pediatrician!
You would think so, but often times they don't. Take a look at the standard curriculum in American medical schools. There isn't more than one short course on nutrition over the 4 year period. In my experience, unless they have holistic training, their understanding is extremely limited. Again, if your ped was knowledgeable about nutrition, why would he/she possibly not recommend that a growing child drink milk free from antibiotics, hormones ( banned all over Europe, btw) and GMOS ( from the cows feed) ? It makes no sense to me. This is why it is SO important to do your own research.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
i freaking love this crap. just look at the ingredients people. if you are comfortable with what you see there - buy it and feed your kid. If not, find something that enables you to feed your kid and live with yourself at the same time
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
Posted by AllyMally
I guess i'm a horrible mother and have screwed my kids because they had non organic milk, store bought white bread with margarine and kraft singles (aka a grilled cheese) for lunch. Oh and they had that with non organic bananas and non organic grapes and non organic grape juice and non filtered water. I guess it's all over now and someday I can explain it's because I never gave them a fighting chance in life.
I don't think your are a horrible mother. I agree that what I wrote came out sounding very dramatic. I do apologize.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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Posted by MAC222
Unless i grew it on my own farm, there is just no way to tell what was used, or how it was grown.
I am a skeptic though, but I understand why people buy organic..I just won't. I can't stand the way the milk tastes..but I also don't think there aren't any guarentees as to where the food came from..it can say it, sure, but you don't really know. You could be spending an extra $3 on produce, but you really don't know where it came from.
On a side note, there are 4 pediatricians in the practice that I have used, and not one have urged organic produce and milk over non-organic.
No offense to your peds, but most MDs are not well versed in nutrition. A good friend of mine who is a ped from a top medical school never even heard of GMOs until I told her what they were. Treating illness and making dietary recommendations are two separate domains. Quite frankly, I don't see how any knowledgeable medical professional would think it is better for a child to drink milk that contains antibiotics, hormones and GMO feed versus one that does not contain these things. Finally, the process to be registered as USDA organic is quite stringent. There are many steps to be taken to get there. The same goes for products that are non GMO verified. There are coding numbers on produce to tell you where it was from. If you buy locally produced organic products you can visit farm to see how things are done. For non local items, you can find out where the company sources its products and learn more about those farms. It isn't just an arbitrary thing where someone sticks a label on something and calls it organic.
No offense taken on behalf of the pediatricians I see. I find it hard to believe that a pediatrician had never heard of GMOs. Honestly, if the pediatricians urged it, I may have looked into it a bit more, but I still feel that unless I grew it myself, there is just no way to know. I understand everything you wrote, coding numbers, labels...but you still don't know exactly where it came from..after all, it is just coding and numbers, mistakes can be made, labels can be moved...you just don't know for sure.
I see it this way: If you buy organic the overwhelming odds are the product was grown organically ( given the factors I mentioned before) If you buy inorganic food then you know for sure that is contains pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, antibiotics, hormones etc. That is a good enough for me
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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Posted by LeShellem
So to the OP post. I would not give your dc a slice of kraft ever. Give her real cheese - it doesn't even have to be organic though if you could afford I would buy organic. Your child deserves a fighting chance in life.
Am I reading this correctly..If you don't feed your child organic, you are not giving him a chance in life? I could be wrong, but this is a very dramatic statement, if this is how it was meant.
Not what I meant. I agree after reading it, I worded this bad.
Leshellem, I know what you meant to say. I think I'm just as passionate about this topic as you are, and I don't think you meant to offend anyone. 
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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Posted by LeShellem
Posted by MAC222
Posted by LeShellem
So to the OP post. I would not give your dc a slice of kraft ever. Give her real cheese - it doesn't even have to be organic though if you could afford I would buy organic. Your child deserves a fighting chance in life.
Am I reading this correctly..If you don't feed your child organic, you are not giving him a chance in life? I could be wrong, but this is a very dramatic statement, if this is how it was meant.
Not what I meant. I agree after reading it, I worded this bad.
Leshellem, I know what you meant to say. I think I'm just as passionate about this topic as you are, and I don't think you meant to offend anyone.
I don't think it was meant to offend anyone, but clarify, because I can't figure out what was meant to be said? I just think it was worded poorly.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
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Posted by MAC222
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Posted by MAC222
Unless i grew it on my own farm, there is just no way to tell what was used, or how it was grown.
I am a skeptic though, but I understand why people buy organic..I just won't. I can't stand the way the milk tastes..but I also don't think there aren't any guarentees as to where the food came from..it can say it, sure, but you don't really know. You could be spending an extra $3 on produce, but you really don't know where it came from.
On a side note, there are 4 pediatricians in the practice that I have used, and not one have urged organic produce and milk over non-organic.
No offense to your peds, but most MDs are not well versed in nutrition. A good friend of mine who is a ped from a top medical school never even heard of GMOs until I told her what they were. Treating illness and making dietary recommendations are two separate domains. Quite frankly, I don't see how any knowledgeable medical professional would think it is better for a child to drink milk that contains antibiotics, hormones and GMO feed versus one that does not contain these things. Finally, the process to be registered as USDA organic is quite stringent. There are many steps to be taken to get there. The same goes for products that are non GMO verified. There are coding numbers on produce to tell you where it was from. If you buy locally produced organic products you can visit farm to see how things are done. For non local items, you can find out where the company sources its products and learn more about those farms. It isn't just an arbitrary thing where someone sticks a label on something and calls it organic.
No offense taken on behalf of the pediatricians I see. I find it hard to believe that a pediatrician had never heard of GMOs. Honestly, if the pediatricians urged it, I may have looked into it a bit more, but I still feel that unless I grew it myself, there is just no way to know. I understand everything you wrote, coding numbers, labels...but you still don't know exactly where it came from..after all, it is just coding and numbers, mistakes can be made, labels can be moved...you just don't know for sure.
I see it this way: If you buy organic the overwhelming odds are the product was grown organically ( given the factors I mentioned before) If you buy inorganic food then you know for sure that is contains pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, antibiotics, hormones etc. That is a good enough for me
I don't understand the argument that you don't know how much better the organic really is or that the two could get mixed up. If buying organic isn't a priority to you, then that's your choice but I don't see not buying bc it there's a chance it might have pesticides, etc.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
Posted by MAC222
Posted by lcherian
Posted by LeShellem
Posted by MAC222
Posted by LeShellem
So to the OP post. I would not give your dc a slice of kraft ever. Give her real cheese - it doesn't even have to be organic though if you could afford I would buy organic. Your child deserves a fighting chance in life.
Am I reading this correctly..If you don't feed your child organic, you are not giving him a chance in life? I could be wrong, but this is a very dramatic statement, if this is how it was meant.
Not what I meant. I agree after reading it, I worded this bad.
Leshellem, I know what you meant to say. I think I'm just as passionate about this topic as you are, and I don't think you meant to offend anyone.
I don't think it was meant to offend anyone, but clarify, because I can't figure out what was meant to be said? I just think it was worded poorly.
I think for me right now Kraft is on my hit list. The fact that they have ingredients in their products in the US that are banned in Europe is crazy. The fact that most people don't realize that Kraft cheese isn't cheese is not by coincidence. Remember the kraft commercial that said that each slice has the same amount of milk as a glass of milk - it was completely false. They was a suit for the lie and Kraft was no longer allowed to make this claim. I think most items that Kraft makes are something most people should stay away from.
From the FDA “Exposure to food and food components, including AFC [Artificial Food Colors] and preservatives, may be associated with behavioral changes, not necessarily related to hyperactivity, in certain susceptible children with ADHD and other problem behaviors, and possibly in susceptible children from the general population.” http://www.fda.gov/downloads/AdvisoryCommittees/CommitteesMeetingMaterials/FoodAdvisoryCommittee/UCM273033.pdf]
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
Posted by LeShellem
Posted by MAC222
Posted by lcherian
Posted by LeShellem
Posted by MAC222
Posted by LeShellem
So to the OP post. I would not give your dc a slice of kraft ever. Give her real cheese - it doesn't even have to be organic though if you could afford I would buy organic. Your child deserves a fighting chance in life.
Am I reading this correctly..If you don't feed your child organic, you are not giving him a chance in life? I could be wrong, but this is a very dramatic statement, if this is how it was meant.
Not what I meant. I agree after reading it, I worded this bad.
Leshellem, I know what you meant to say. I think I'm just as passionate about this topic as you are, and I don't think you meant to offend anyone.
I don't think it was meant to offend anyone, but clarify, because I can't figure out what was meant to be said? I just think it was worded poorly.
I think for me right now Kraft is on my hit list. The fact that they have ingredients in their products in the US that are banned in Europe is crazy. The fact that most people don't realize that Kraft cheese isn't cheese is not by coincidence. Remember the kraft commercial that said that each slice has the same amount of milk as a glass of milk - it was completely false. They was a suit for the lie and Kraft was no longer allowed to make this claim. I think most items that Kraft makes are something most people should stay away from.
From the FDA “Exposure to food and food components, including AFC [Artificial Food Colors] and preservatives, may be associated with behavioral changes, not necessarily related to hyperactivity, in certain susceptible children with ADHD and other problem behaviors, and possibly in susceptible children from the general population.” http://www.fda.gov/downloads/AdvisoryCommittees/CommitteesMeetingMaterials/FoodAdvisoryCommittee/UCM273033.pdf]
Please don't feel bad. I understand exactly what you meant.
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
Posted by Teach723
DD loves cheese! It's pretty much the one food that excites her. The only problem is she loves the Kraft singles. I tried the Sargento and she hated it. I'm reading that the Kraft cheese isn't the best. She's been having a slice a day. Do you think it's bad for her? Is low sodium delic cheese better maybe?
Instead of getting a bunch of different answers on here, contact your pedi or a nutritionist...
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
If anyone is interested in some reading on the safety of our food supply, read
The Unhealthy Truth
This is also a great Facebook page about healthy diets for children.
Nourishing Our Children
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Re: Cheese? Is Kraft singles really so bad?
My kids get a happy meal every week and fruit roll ups for snacks when they want them. I'm the worst person to ask!! LOL.
I grew up on kraft. I don't but it now simply because I like to buy boars head american cheese (tastes way better and my kids love it) but I wouldn't think twice about it. that's just me though!
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