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Categories of pica include: 2 Geophagy (earth): Clay, dirt, rocks Amylophagy (raw starch) : Raw potatoes, rice, flour, corn starch, baby powder Pagophagia (ice): Ranging from cups to pounds a day Common nonfood items eaten by those with pica include but are not limited to: Animal droppings/feces Batteries Chalk Cigarette ashes/butts Clay/dirt/rocks/pebbles Cloth/string Erasers Eggshells Glue Hair Ice Magnets Paper clips/metal Soap Toys Who Suffers From Pica

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