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It's an interesting read. There's no cause for alarm, we're just finding out how leukemia cells feed themselves. It specifically calls out that drinks and supplements given to chemo patients specifically include it to help with side effects, but those with leukemia specifically might want to check in with their doctor to discuss this new study.
Oof. I drink a lot of energy drink.
I think the taurine is the least of your concerns with regard to that.
The green glowing skin is starting to get a bit concerning however.
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It's bringing love! Don't let it get away!
Agreeable taste, some monsterism.