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  1. Papaya (Carica papaya) is a tropical tree. Its ripe fruit is considered safe, but unripe papaya fruit contains papain and can damage the esophagus. Unripe papaya contains a chemical called papain. Papain breaks down ...
  2. ... large number of nutritional supplements , including magnesium citrate, papaya, vitamins, and other minerals. Eating a special diet ...
  3. ... Variations: Instead of mango juice, try orange juice, papaya, or strawberries. Find more delicious heart-healthy recipes ...
  4. ... canned figs; avocados; soy sauce; turkey; yeast extracts; papaya products (including certain meat tenderizers); fava beans; and ...
  5. ... apricots, bananas and cantaloupe, honeydew melon, watermelon, nectarines, papayas, peaches, and plums. Avoid all other raw fruit. ...
  6. ... specified numbers of capsules with magnesium citrate and Papaya Plus every 4 hours on an empty stomach . ...
  7. ... canned figs; avocados; soy sauce; turkey; yeast extracts; papaya products (including certain meat tenderizers); fava beans; and ...
  8. ... allergy include: Kiwi Peaches Nectarines Celery Melons Tomatoes Papayas Figs Potatoes Apples Carrots
  9. ... allergy include: Kiwi Peaches Nectarines Celery Melons Tomatoes Papayas Figs Potatoes Apples Carrots
  10. ... C or beta carotene. Grapefruit juice, orange juice, papaya nectar, apricot nectar, and carrot juice are good ...
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