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Natural Health, Sept, 2004

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> HONEY POWER Apitherapy Rejuvenation Tonic from Honey Gardens ($12.80; honeygardens.com) is a blend of antioxidant-laden organic wild blueberries, fresh bee pollen, calcium-rich nettles, liver-protecting milk thistle, immunity-enhancing Siberian ginseng and raw honey. Formulated by a team of researchers from three universities, the Vermont Food Venture Center and herbalists at the Honey Gardens apiaries, the syrup promises an energy boost in each dose.

COPYRIGHT 2004 Weider Publications

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