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Patti Morey (Ashland Oreon) on 02/09/2017:
There are substances in black tea such as theaflavin-2 that deal with mycoplasm. For more information, enter black tea and mycoplasm into any search engine. there are many scientific articles about this on-line. Rutgers University has been researching black tea effects.
