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By John Comandari, Beyond Stem Cells (Littleton, CO) GHK-Cu has become a favorite among our patients focused on looking as young as they feel
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High amounts of oxalates are found in: Food and Drink: Raw spinach: 543 mg per cup Cooked spinach: 755 mg per cup Beets: 152 mg per cup Navy beans: 76 mg per cup Firm tofu: 235 mg in 3 oz Soy milk or soy yogurt: 336 mg per cup Textured soy protein: 638 mg per 85 grams serving Raspberries: 48 mg per cup Dates: 24 mg each Almond milk: 27 mg per cup Black tea Dirty Genes and Gallbladder Function Dirty Genes are genes that may cause slower enzyme function than typical, potentially causing health issues
Sulfur-rich vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts contain compounds that boost glutathione synthesis
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