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In Madagascar’s Makira Protected Area, 53.4 percent of the population reported geophagy, and 19 percent reported eating ash, blackboard chalk, charcoal, rice chaff, rock salt, or used coffee grounds.

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In Madagascar’s Makira Protected Area, 53.4 percent of the population reported geophagy, and 19 percent reported eating ash, blackboard chalk, charcoal, rice chaff, rock salt, or used coffee grounds.

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