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digestive aid

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digestive aid
A substance–eg protein, enzyme–bromelain, pancreolipase, papain, betaine, lecithin, ox bile, which is said to help digest foods. See Diet.


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Cinnamon bark has been historically used as a digestive aid and to promote blood purifier.
Although many people in Trinidad and Tobago swear by a few drops of Angostura bitters as a digestive aid, the company makes no medicinal claims.
Other Italian specialties include Nutella chocolate hazelnut spread, Manhattan Special coffee soda and mayonnaise-size jars of Effervescente, lemon flavored crystals that fizz like Alka-Seltzer when added to water and serve as a digestive aid.
 
 
 
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