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The Dandelion Latte is an idea whose time is going to come. Dandelion coffee is a healthy alternative to coffee that tastes great.

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Anyone who is concerned about the negative side-effects of using artificial sweeteners should consider stevia as a good alternative.

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Americans tend to think of Irish Coffee as an age-old tradition, but it's actually a modern creation.

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Tea carries very high levels of fluoride, which was once the medical 'cure' for hyperthyroidism. A few cups of tea a day could be enough to disrupt thyroid function.

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