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What is a healthy way to include tinospora into my daily diet?
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What a pill!: Tinospora cordifolia(i think i spelled it correctly) is a plant from indian/eastern culture that has a myriad of uses; though care should be exercised when using it...Always check with your doctor before adding this to your regimen; and a tablet/capsule is the easiest dosage form for it.
Answered 7/20/2012
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