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  "publishedAt": "2026-02-12T15:06:23.000Z",
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  "textContent": "About 99% of supplements have garbage in them like seed oils, starch, citric acid or other fillers because most people are too ignorant to read the ingredients labels, let alone realize that ultra-processed pseudo-food is harmful for them in the first place.\n\nI wonder if there is some tag for a nutrition supplements store to state that they offer clean supplements with just one ingredient, just like vegetarian tags, except focused on health rather than ethics.\n\nMaybe diet:raw=* could somewhat apply?",
  "title": "Tagging fillers in supplements?"
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