10 Reasons to Eat Flax Seed Every Day

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Flax, Linum usitatissimum, originated somewhere east of the Mediterranean and west of India and has been used to make linen since the days of ancient Egypt. The long, strong and flexible fibers of the plant's stem create soft and durable fabric that only becomes softer and more lustrous with age.

Eating flax seed for health is a relatively new idea in this country.

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2 Responses to 10 Reasons to Eat Flax Seed Every Day

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