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psyllium seed
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psyllium seed.
seed [sēd]
1. the mature ovule of a flowering plant.
2. semen.
3. a small cylindrical shell of gold or other suitable material, used in application of radiation therapy.
4. to inoculate a culture medium with microorganisms.
plantago seed (plantain seed) (psyllium seed) cleaned, dried ripe seed of species of Plantago; used as a bulk-forming laxative.
radon seed a small sealed container for radon, for insertion into the tissues of the body in radiotherapy.


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Your best course is to get your hands on some psyllium seed husks and drink lots of water with it for best results.
Other ingredients in the Yammit Energy Drink Mix include sweet dairy whey, cross-flow micro-filtered whey protein concentrate, psyllium seed husks, hydrolyzed whey protein, ion exchange whey protein, stevia, natural flavor, sodium acid pyrophosphate (from natural sources) and tetra sodium pyrophosphate (from natural sources).
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