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Hi, I have Interstitial Cystitis, a chronic inflammation of the bladder, and I cannot have any citric acids.
Usually, I only drink water, pear juice, or milk. But.. that's extremely limited and I was wondering what else I could atleast try..
I am drinking the Bolthouse Farms Green Goodness fruit smoothie but I'm not sure if I should be or if it's bad.
If anyone has any advice on any drinks to add to my 3, please.
Usually, I only drink water, pear juice, or milk. But.. that's extremely limited and I was wondering what else I could atleast try..
I am drinking the Bolthouse Farms Green Goodness fruit smoothie but I'm not sure if I should be or if it's bad.
If anyone has any advice on any drinks to add to my 3, please.
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