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    What is kefiran and what does it look like (under a microscope)?

    Question #24490. Asked by polymono. (Nov 23 02 2:40 PM)


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    		Some think it's a tumor fighting substance (obtained from kefir grains) and it's a matrix. There are plenty of sites explaining it in detail.

    Nov 23 02, 4:10 PM

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