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Beer - connections

Beer ->

Contains: Lactic acid
Supplies: Copper (Source: copper container)

-> Beer

Cobalt salts - Added To (Time: a number of years ago; Purpose: foam stabilization)

Tea - connections

Tea ->

Associated With: Fibroid tumors (Intake: high)
Contains: Caffeine
Is A: Caffeine sources, Copper-rich foods, Dietary triggers
Source Of: Nickel

-> Tea

High-copper, low-sulfur chemical pattern - Requires Avoidance Of (Reason: high copper)

Green tea extract - connections

Green tea extract ->

Harms: Liver chemistry

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