Dealing with choline chloride

It's an "Intel inside" type of molecule -- but also a problem child

It's the "Intel inside" kind of molecule that allows others to function to their full potential.

Dogs and cats, like many other species, require choline. It's the "Intel inside" kind of molecule that allows others to function to their full potential. Almost all commercial petfoods contain supplemental choline, predominantly from…

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