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Default Nano technology in teas

Im not sure what is being said here even with the help of Google
translator:
http://tinyurl.com/y9adozn
Sounds like a form of genetic engineering which doesnt bother me
perse. If you look around you will see references to the blood-brain
barrier. That does bother me for some reason. It is absorbed
directly into the blood stream from what I understand. I wished
people would stop marketing tea as a miracle cure.

Jim
 
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