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Plants From Mint Family Highly Effective Against HIV & Herpes
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12-14-2008 10:25 PM
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Mint... It's not just for Juleps anymore.
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12-14-2008
11:14 PM
aklimento
At least it follows Hypocrates commandment: inflict no harm to anyone!
12-15-2008
12:58 AM
reginaaaa
Really doctors says mints plants are having so many benifits .healthy to eat every oneso take care of heath theih health..there is no harmful chemicals in this and so much of tastyyy also.
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