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Papaya leaf extract and diabetes

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10 months 4 days ago #73832 by Itpjourney
Papaya leaf extract and diabetes was created by Itpjourney
Now here's something of interest. If you fight itp with papaya leaf extract, you get the benefit of fighting diabetes! Maybe having Itp will actually indirectly help me. And look at the toxicity. It would take over 3000 mg PER kg body weight to kill a mouse. That would be like me taking seven 60-capsule bottles at once of the 500 mg pills.

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