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drink pomegranate juice to survive a nuclear war

I love pomegranate juice, which goes extremely well with pear vodka, and I usually buy either of two excellent Turkish brands. When I could not find stock of either recently, I tried this brand from Azerbaijan. I don’t recommend it – it tastes like boiled wood. But it might help you survive radiation poisoning or a nuclear war.

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