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Berry or fruit juices - connections

Berry or fruit juices ->

Causes: Excessive blood-thinning (Intake: high; Certainty: some; Example: pomegranate)

Fruit juices - connections

Fruit juices ->

Is A: Simple carbohydrates
Is A: Simple carbohydrates (Exception: watered down)

Sweet fruit juices, jams, and marmalade - connections

Sweet fruit juices, jams, and marmalade ->

Not Recommended For: Compromised immune system, Normal immune system

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