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What tea CAN I drink during the 1000 protocol? 25 Jul 2015 06:54 #49948

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Hi there, I am aware that I have to give up my green tea and coffee. But what can I drink? I have a mint plant outside. I have checked online about the antioxidant properties of mint with no luck and I am feeling rather confused. Can I drink mint tea whilst using MMS?
Many thanks for any help.
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Ollie

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What tea CAN I drink during the 1000 protocol? 25 Jul 2015 22:33 #49950

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Ollie, you could make mint tea and add some to a dose of MMS1. Then, measure the ppm with test strips and see if the CLO2 content is reduced. Let us know the results. Thanks.
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