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Are carrots bad for you?

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Carrots aren't bad for u unless u allergic to them carrot's also help increase eyesight which is a good thing because that would help anyone's poor vision Hope this helps:)

wariber [46]3 years ago

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Carrots are good for u bc it gives u good eyesight and its vegetable. So its good for u.

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