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Beige food - red beans steamed rice barley jujube (red beans, large, rice, jujube) Comment: red bean and barley content of B vitamins, but also contains a small amount of dietary fiber, with the prevention of diabetes, strengthen the sense of sati...  [Read more] Metabolic Syndrome Common in Obese Children
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