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working for heartburn. relieved bloating & gas. 1 tsp of agar agar powder in 1 1/3 cups of hot tap water soften for 5 minutes or more. then microwave on high for 5 minutes. Cool. Drink. 1 tsp =approx. 1 gram of powder. Powder is easiest to use. Must boil water/ agar agar to dissolve.

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Age: 65-74 |
3/11/2018
Condition: Other
Overall rating 3.7
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working for heartburn. relieved bloating & gas. 1 tsp of agar agar powder in 1 1/3 cups of hot tap water soften for 5 minutes or more. then microwave on high for 5 minutes. Cool. Drink. 1 tsp =approx. 1 gram of powder. Powder is easiest to use. Must boil water/ agar agar to dissolve.

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Debbie | Age: 45-54 |
11/3/2013
Condition: General Health And Wellness
Overall rating 5.0
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in just two weeks i already see the effect of lowering my anxiety level. Agar is very effective

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