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Hot spices - connections
Hot spices ->
- Affects: Prostatitis (Amount: higher intake; Polarity: positive or negative; Condition: same effect as on bowel function; Modal: may)
- Thins: Mucus (Example: cayenne pepper; Frequency: regularly)
- Treats: Mucus (State: thick_or_sticky; Modality: may)
Bowel functions - connections
-> Bowel functions
Sweet and hot peppers - connections
Sweet and hot peppers ->
- Source Of: Vitamin C
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