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http://www.health24.com/news/DietFoo...3420,35989.asp
Excerpt: Czech scientists say they have created a new non-alcoholic beer that contains 10 times the normal amount of phytoestrogen, intended to help women suffering from the menopause. The beer, developed by the Czech Republic’s Research Institute for Brewing and Malting, is intended to relieve menopausal symptoms and maintain bone density by tackling a lack of the oestrogen hormone in many Czech women. |
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Send me a case. My monthly time in the barrel while the 'ole girl freaks is
coming up. "Tom Wolper" wrote in message news:Mi3gg.201$523.84@trnddc07... http://www.health24.com/news/DietFoo...3420,35989.asp Excerpt: Czech scientists say they have created a new non-alcoholic beer that contains 10 times the normal amount of phytoestrogen, intended to help women suffering from the menopause. The beer, developed by the Czech Republic’s Research Institute for Brewing and Malting, is intended to relieve menopausal symptoms and maintain bone density by tackling a lack of the oestrogen hormone in many Czech women. |
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Send me a case. My monthly time in the barrel while the 'ole girl freaks is
coming up. "Tom Wolper" wrote in message news:Mi3gg.201$523.84@trnddc07... http://www.health24.com/news/DietFoo...3420,35989.asp Excerpt: Czech scientists say they have created a new non-alcoholic beer that contains 10 times the normal amount of phytoestrogen, intended to help women suffering from the menopause. The beer, developed by the Czech Republic's Research Institute for Brewing and Malting, is intended to relieve menopausal symptoms and maintain bone density by tackling a lack of the oestrogen hormone in many Czech women. |
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