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Practiclarity! In this book, we are trying to create a different perspective on the gifts of Mother Nature. We should remember that nothing is to be wasted. And this is really what Clarita’s Way “recycling” is all about.
You already know about all the benefits that pineapple has for our bodies.
• An excellent anti-inflammatory; a fruit to eat before and after an operation.
• A very big ally for our beauty; internally and externally.
• A super digestion helper; A perfect dessert!
• A very decorative; exotic and delicious fruit by all means . . .
Now, I will show you one more way to recycle this fruit, by using the peels of the pineapple for our benefit. This water is extremely diuretic, excellent against cellulite, and has anti-inflammatory
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