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waste product

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waste product
n.
1. Useless or worthless debris produced during or as a result of an activity or other process.
2. Organic waste matter such as urine, feces, or dead cells.


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Colon cleansing in its real sense is a natural process by which our body eliminates all the waste products Colon is the last part of the digestive tract and it is in here that the food we take gets finally deposited Colon cleansing in its real sense is a natural process by which our body eliminates all the waste products.
Industrial companies have been, and still are in some parts of the world, the biggest environmental polluters of the modern age Many of the global environmental problems we face today are a result of industry''s irresponsible disposal of their waste products Industrial companies have been, and still are in some parts of the world, the biggest environmental polluters of the modern age.
One waste product in the blood, called bilirubin (say "billy-roo-bin"), begins to build up in the blood and tissues when the liver isn''t working right.
 
 
 
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