Interestingly they note: > traditionally used as a dietary supplement for pregnant women and children. It seems like there is some are a lot of these mud eati

Interestingly they note: > traditionally used as a dietary supplement for pregnant women and children. It seems like there is some are a lot of these mud eating practices that are associated more often with women. I wonder if there is some connection there with iron deficiency or something(total guess, but I know from experience that women tend more often to be iron deficient).