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How can one tell if this is the case?  I've seen "solution"'s listed on
pork, but not on chicken.  Must it say it on the label?

Erik

> most commercially bought chicken has a water "solution" (Often soy)
> added to it along with who knows what other additives.  If that causes
> a respiratory reaction, I would

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