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2021-05-10 14:04:43
What to eat necessary after recovery from Covid. Please give details of that. Or what not to eat after it?
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Continue multivitamins n calcium Protein rich diet Exercises

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Get a nutrient rich food.. Egg one to two per day milk 1 glass  twice a day Beans Lemon and leafy vegetables

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