Les clous de girofle, le gingembre, le romarin, le curcuma étouffent considérablement l'inflammation tandis que le poivre noir, le poivre de Cayenne, la cannelle, le cumin, l'origan, le paprika, le curcuma chauffé ne font rien.

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Mis à jour le 10 juin 2023
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