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that doesn't make any sense. Carbon doesn't get less stable by being used in bodies.
Carbon 14 exists, but that decays regardless if it's in a body or not. At has quite a long half life
Yea, I misremembered it. It was in my book from a while back. Here we go:
At least is a heavy lifting qualifier in this case.