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Q: Clam Is Extolled As the "best Food For the Liver"

asked by: chrislcp on July 23rd, 2007

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Found something could helps for those who have the liver & Hepatitis problem.
Natural Clam is power-packed with protein, including the eight essential amino acids, choline, glycogen, arginine, ornithine, taurine, vitamins (B2, B6 & b12), calcium, zinc, phosphate and more! According to Clinical Research in Japan and Taiwan, Clam can effectively protect and strengthen the functions of liver, prevent and improve liver, heart, kidney and pancreas diseases and can help control cancer particularly liver cancer.
Please ask advise from DOCTOR B4 try this...

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paralytic

replied on September 6th, 2009

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Re: Clam Is Extolled As the

chrislcp wrote:

hi guys.. i have some questions about this clinical researches.. i want to know what kind of clams? does it have some ways to intake more effectively like cooking or eating it raw?

thank you.. i really need your opinion guides.. if you can add more vices feel free to do so..

thank you...

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