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One of the things about writing about whatever my editor asks me to write about is that it means I often have to consider foods that I normally take for granted.
One of the things about writing about whatever my editor asks me to write about is that it means I often have to consider foods that I normally take for granted. (Like whiskey.) Or foods that I normally wouldn’t make for myself. (Like ostrich.) It also means that at least once a month, I usually have to write about something that would otherwise give me the heebie jeebies.
Here we go again. Every few months, a new craze bubbles up from the health food underground into the mainstream
A fermented concoction made with tea, sugar, bacteria and yeasts might not sound like the most delicious or most beneficial drink, but some believe that is exactly what Kombucha tea is. Some have called it a “magical elixir;” some have dubbed it the new Red Bull only with healthful properties; some claim it can fight everything from baldness to AIDS . However, other sources cite adverse side effects of and deaths linked to the drink.
Ruth Patras is no stranger to the devastation caused by serious illness. “We had a lot of cancer in our family, so before Ciara was born, I tried to rewrite my own DNA in an effort to reduce my risk,” she said
A fermented concoction made with tea, sugar, bacteria and yeasts might not sound like the most delicious or most beneficial drink, but some believe that is exactly what Kombucha tea is. Some have called it a “magical elixir;” some have dubbed it the new Red Bull only with healthful properties; some claim it can fight everything from baldness to AIDS
