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Kenko.green

Ashitaba implies leaves of tomorrow in the language of Japanese. Ashitaba Tea incorporates a different thick, adhesive yellow color juice in its stem, that’s not usually found in the other kinds of celery plants. This yellow color pigment element in the Ashitaba is neither carotene nor flower pigment, however instead 2 type of Chalcone conductors they are 4-hydrocrderricin and Xanthoangelol.

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Kenko.green

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