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Broccoli, spirulina, and green tea extract, are these healthy?
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Yes: But green tea extract should be used in moderation. More than the equivalent of 5 cups of green tea per day can cause possible side effects. Actually - everything should be in moderation.
Answered 10/7/2015
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