From ancient ceremonial beverages to modern botanical shots - a complete guide to the drinks that genuinely help you unwind, think clearly, and feel like yourself again.
There's a moment most people recognize - usually somewhere between the end of the workday and the beginning of the evening - when what you actually need is a drink that does something real.
Not just hydration. Not the empty ritual of reaching for whatever is cold and available. Something that genuinely helps you transition from the state your day put you in - tense, overstimulated, scattered, or simply exhausted - to the state you actually want to be in: calm, clear, present, and capable of enjoying the hours that belong to you.
The drink you reach for in that moment matters more than most people think. The wrong choice can deepen the fatigue, add anxiety to tension, or trade one problem for another. The right choice can do something genuinely valuable - not just marking the end of the demanding part of the day, but actively supporting the mental and physical transition that recovery requires.
This guide covers the best drinks for relaxation and mental clarity - organized by what they actually do, how they work, and who they're best suited for. From ancient herbal traditions to modern botanical formulations, from what you make at home to what you can carry in your pocket - the full picture of what's available and what actually works.
What Makes a Drink Good for Relaxation or Mental Clarity?
Before getting into specifics, it's worth establishing what we're actually looking for - because "relaxing drink" and "clarity drink" are phrases that get applied to everything from chamomile tea to a glass of whiskey, often without much precision about what relaxation or clarity actually means.
Genuine relaxation is a physiological state, not just the absence of acute stress. It involves reduced muscle tension, lowered cortisol, quieted mental activity, and a nervous system that has genuinely downshifted from the hyperactivation of a demanding day. A drink that produces genuine relaxation does something measurable to the body's stress response - not just a pleasant taste that distracts you temporarily.
Mental clarity is the cognitive state where thinking feels effortless, information processes efficiently, focus sustains without forcing, and the mental fog that accumulates through demanding work or poor sleep lifts. A drink that genuinely supports mental clarity affects cognitive performance in ways that translate to real improvements in how you think and work - not just a stimulant effect that makes you feel alert without actually improving the quality of your thinking.
The best drinks for these purposes share several characteristics: they work through understood mechanisms rather than just being marketed as "calming" or "focused," they're documented in traditional use or research (or both), they taste good enough to be genuinely incorporated into daily routines, and they don't create the dependency, tolerance, or next-day consequences that would make them net negatives over time.
With that framework established, here's the complete guide.
The Best Drinks for Relaxation
Kava - The Gold Standard of Herbal Relaxation
If you're building a list of the best drinks for genuine botanical relaxation and you don't start with kava, you're not being honest about the evidence.
Kava (Piper methysticum) has been used continuously for thousands of years across the Pacific Islands - Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Vanuatu, and surrounding regions - as the primary ceremonial, social, and wellness beverage of entire cultures. This is not a brief folk remedy with disputed efficacy. This is a plant with the most extensive continuous human use record of any botanical relaxant in existence, embedded in complex cultural practices specifically designed around its effects.
The active compounds in kava are called kavalactones. They interact with GABA receptors (the same receptor system targeted by pharmaceutical anti-anxiety medications and alcohol), serotonin receptors, and other calming pathways to produce genuine physical and mental relaxation. The quality of the kava experience - when the product is well-formulated and appropriately dosed - is difficult to fully convey in clinical language. Users consistently describe it as: mental noise quieting, physical tension releasing, social ease arriving naturally, and the specific quality of rest becoming possible that stress-heavy days make elusive.
Critically, kava produces this relaxation without the cognitive impairment associated with alcohol, without the sedation of pharmaceutical options, and without the dependency risks of benzodiazepines. You remain clear-headed. You remain socially present. You feel genuinely relaxed rather than just less alert.
Kava in modern product formats:
The traditional kava preparation - kava root powder strained through cloth into water - is effective but demanding in time, equipment, and taste. Modern kava products solve all of these problems.
Jubi Strawberry Chill Kava Shot contains 500mg of kavalactones per 2oz bottle - a meaningful, effective dose in a strawberry-flavored format that completely transforms the traditional kava taste experience. Two servings per bottle at 250mg each. Ready to drink. Take it after work, before a social event, or as part of a pre-sleep routine.*
Jubi Kava Stick Packs deliver 500mg kavalactones per stick in five flavors - Blue Raspberry, Cool Sour Breeze, Hawaiian Fruit, Strawberry Lemonade, and Watermelon. Mix into 8oz of water, juice, or a smoothie. The portable format makes kava accessible anywhere - road trips, travel, gym bags, desk drawers.
Jubi Piña Colada Relax Shot combines kava kavalactones with kratom mitragynine for a layered relaxation experience - the kava delivers deep physical and mental calm while the kratom contributes mood support and warmth. The piña colada flavor creates a sensory experience that primes the relaxation response even before the botanicals take effect.*
Chamomile Tea - The Gentle Daily Ritual
Chamomile is the entry point for most people's exploration of herbal relaxation - accessible, universally available, and genuinely effective within its range.
The primary active compound in chamomile is apigenin - a flavonoid that binds to benzodiazepine receptors in the brain and produces mild sedative and anxiolytic effects. Not as pronounced as pharmaceutical options, not as specific as kava's kavalactone-mediated GABA interaction, but meaningfully real at appropriate doses.
Several controlled studies have found chamomile extract effective for mild-to-moderate anxiety reduction. A 2009 study found significant improvements in anxiety measures in participants taking chamomile extract versus placebo. Research has also explored chamomile's potential for improving sleep onset time and sleep quality.*
Best use case for chamomile: As a daily ritual drink in the hour before sleep - the combination of warm liquid (which itself has relaxing physiological effects through vagal activation), the apigenin's mild anxiolytic properties, and the ritual itself creates a reliable wind-down signal. It's not a crisis intervention for serious stress - it's a gentle daily practice that maintains a lower baseline of tension over time.
Practical tip: Standard chamomile tea bags contain modest amounts of apigenin. For more pronounced effects, look for concentrated chamomile extract products or steep two to three tea bags rather than one for a more potent preparation.
Passionflower Tea - The Underrated Anxiolytic
Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) is one of the most clinically interesting herbal relaxants available - and one of the most underappreciated outside of serious herbal medicine circles.
The mechanism is similar to chamomile but more pronounced: passionflower increases GABA levels in the brain through a different pathway than benzodiazepines, producing anxiolytic and sedative effects that several clinical trials have found comparable in some contexts to low-dose pharmaceutical anxiety treatment.
A notable 2001 study published in the Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics found passionflower extract as effective as oxazepam (a benzodiazepine) for generalized anxiety disorder treatment in a clinical population - with significantly fewer side effects including less impairment of job performance. This is a striking finding that positions passionflower as one of the more clinically credible herbal anxiolytics available.*
Best use case: For people who find chamomile insufficient for their stress level but want a botanical option before considering pharmaceutical alternatives. Passionflower tea or tincture in the evening, either alone or blended with chamomile and valerian, can produce meaningful relaxation for moderately elevated anxiety.*
Valerian Root Tea - The Sleep Optimizer
Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) is one of the oldest and most extensively studied herbal sleep aids - used in traditional European medicine for insomnia and anxiety for over two thousand years.
The mechanism involves multiple pathways, including possible enhancement of GABA transmission and interaction with adenosine receptors that regulate sleep drive. Research results on valerian have been mixed - some trials show significant improvements in sleep quality, others show minimal effects - but the weight of evidence and extensive traditional use support its place as a genuinely useful sleep-supporting botanical.
Valerian's most significant characteristic is its strong, distinctive smell - earthy and somewhat pungent in ways that many people find off-putting. Products that blend valerian with more pleasant-tasting botanicals (chamomile, lemon balm, lavender) address this effectively.
Best use case: As a sleep-specific evening beverage, taken thirty to sixty minutes before bed. Valerian works best with consistent daily use - effects often improve over the first two weeks of nightly consumption rather than being maximally effective on the first use.*
Lemon Balm Tea - The Calm Focus Bridge
Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) occupies an interesting position between relaxation and mental clarity - it's genuinely calming without being sedating, making it one of the few herbal relaxants that's appropriate during the day without compromising cognitive performance.
The active compounds in lemon balm inhibit the enzyme that breaks down GABA, effectively increasing GABA availability in a gentler way than direct GABA receptor agonists. Research has found lemon balm effective for reducing anxiety and improving mood, with several studies specifically documenting improvements in calmness and alertness simultaneously - the calm clarity that makes it useful during demanding work hours.*
A particularly well-designed crossover study found that a single dose of lemon balm extract produced both mood improvement and increased calmness in healthy volunteers - without the sedation that makes many anxiolytic botanicals impractical for daytime use.
Best use case: During high-stress work periods when you need to remain cognitively present and productive but the background anxiety level is impeding performance. Lemon balm tea or extract is one of the few botanical relaxants where daytime use is genuinely appropriate.*
Ashwagandha Drinks - The Stress Hormone Modulator
Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) is an Ayurvedic adaptogen that works through a fundamentally different mechanism than most herbal relaxants - rather than directly activating calming receptor systems, it modulates the body's stress response at the hormonal level.
Specifically, ashwagandha has been shown to reduce cortisol levels and the physiological stress response in multiple controlled studies. Cortisol is the primary stress hormone - its chronic elevation (which modern high-demand lifestyles reliably produce) contributes to fatigue, anxiety, impaired sleep, impaired immune function, and a long list of other consequences that performance-oriented people are actively working against.
Multiple randomized controlled trials have found meaningful reductions in perceived stress, anxiety, and morning cortisol levels in participants consuming ashwagandha extract versus placebo. A 2012 study found 64% greater reduction in stress scores and 27.9% reduction in cortisol levels in the ashwagandha group.*
In beverage format: Ashwagandha lattes - ashwagandha powder blended with warm milk (or plant-based milk), honey, and warming spices - have become a popular evening relaxation drink. The adaptogenic effects build with consistent daily use over several weeks rather than producing acute effects from a single serving, making it a long-term stress management tool rather than an immediate intervention.*
The Best Drinks for Mental Clarity
The Jubi Lion's Mane Clarity + Energy Shot - The Complete Cognitive Stack
For mental clarity specifically - the kind of cognitive sharpness that makes demanding work feel possible rather than forced - the most comprehensively formulated option in the beverage space is Jubi's Lion's Mane Clarity + Energy Shot.
This isn't a single-ingredient product with a clever name. It's a carefully assembled stack of six research-backed cognitive enhancement ingredients in a single 2oz shot, naturally sweetened, toasted coconut flavored, and formulated for both immediate and cumulative cognitive benefits.
What's in it and why each ingredient matters:
Lion's Mane Mushroom (500mg per serving, dual-extracted): Stimulates NGF (Nerve Growth Factor) production - the protein essential for neuron growth, maintenance, and survival. The hericenones and erinacines in dual-extracted Lion's Mane cross the blood-brain barrier and support the neuroplasticity that underlies all learning, memory, and cognitive adaptability. Effects build over two to four weeks of daily use.*
Natural Caffeine (80mg per serving from green coffee beans): Immediate alertness and attention enhancement. At 80mg - roughly equivalent to a moderate cup of coffee - the dose provides meaningful cognitive activation without the anxiety-producing overstimulation of higher-dose caffeine products.
L-Theanine (200mg per serving): At the research-supported 2:1 ratio to caffeine, L-Theanine smooths the caffeine experience, promotes alpha brain wave activity (associated with calm focused alertness), and eliminates the jitteriness that would otherwise accompany the caffeine dose. The caffeine-L-Theanine combination is the most well-researched cognitive enhancement pairing in the natural supplement literature.
Cognizin Citicoline (250mg per serving): A patented, clinically studied form of citicoline that supports acetylcholine production (the primary neurotransmitter for attention and memory), neuronal membrane synthesis and repair, and brain energy metabolism. Multiple clinical trials have demonstrated improvements in attention and memory in healthy adults.*
Ginkgo Biloba (120mg, standardized to 24% flavone glycosides): Supports healthy cerebral circulation - the delivery of oxygen and glucose to brain cells that is the physical foundation of cognitive performance. Enhanced cerebral blood flow means the other cognitive ingredients are more effective because their benefits reach well-oxygenated neurons.*
Bacopa Monnieri (150mg): Ayurvedic memory and learning herb whose active bacosides support hippocampal signaling efficiency, memory formation speed, and information retention. Effects build over four to six weeks of consistent use alongside Lion's Mane's progressive neurological support.*
The cumulative effect: Immediate alertness from caffeine and L-Theanine, supported by Ginkgo's circulation enhancement and Cognizin's neurotransmitter support, building toward enhanced cognitive baseline over weeks as Lion's Mane's NGF stimulation and Bacopa's hippocampal optimization progressively improve the neurological infrastructure.
At $5.99 per shot with a 12-pack available, this is one of the most comprehensive and cost-effective cognitive enhancement beverages available in any format.
Green Tea - The Timeless Calm Clarity Drink
Green tea has been consumed for cognitive enhancement for over four thousand years - particularly in Buddhist and Zen traditions where the combination of alertness and calm that it produces was specifically valued as a support for meditation and focused practice.
The reason it works - and works specifically well rather than just providing generic caffeine - is the natural co-presence of L-Theanine and caffeine in the tea plant. The 2:1 or 3:1 L-Theanine to caffeine ratio in most green teas produces the calm, sustained, alpha-wave-associated alertness that Zen practitioners sought and that modern cognitive neuroscience has now documented in controlled trials.
High-quality green teas - particularly Japanese varieties like Gyokuro and Matcha, which are shade-grown to increase L-Theanine content - produce significantly more pronounced cognitive effects than standard grocery-store green tea bags. Matcha specifically, because it involves consuming the entire ground leaf rather than an infusion, delivers the full L-Theanine content with greater bioavailability than steeped tea.*
Best use case: As a morning or mid-morning cognitive clarity beverage - moderate caffeine for alertness, L-Theanine for sustained calm focus, and the antioxidant profile of tea polyphenols for general brain health support. Less cognitively demanding than Jubi's Lion's Mane Shot (which includes the additional nootropic ingredients), but excellent for daily use as a baseline cognitive support.*
Kratom Focus Shot - The Performance Clarity Tool
For mental clarity that needs to carry through demanding cognitive work - not just a pleasant state of alertness but genuine cognitive performance - the Jubi Lime Focus Shot occupies a category that no tea or conventional supplement product can reach.
The Lime Focus Shot contains 120mg of mitragynine per 2oz bottle - two 60mg servings - from White Vein Kratom sourced and extracted for cognitive performance applications. At 60mg per serving, mitragynine's adrenergic and serotonin receptor interactions produce the specific combination of alertness, motivation, and focused engagement that makes demanding intellectual work feel more tractable.*
The lime flavor is functionally chosen - citrus tartness engages the palate actively in a way that reinforces the cognitive alertness the botanical provides. The cold-water extraction eliminates bitterness while preserving the full alkaloid profile.
What the Lime Focus Shot does that other clarity drinks don't:
It supports the willingness to engage with difficult work alongside the ability to do it. Many people who are technically alert - caffeinated and awake - still find themselves avoiding the most demanding items on their task list. The motivational component of kratom's mood-supporting effects addresses this specifically. The work that you'd normally procrastinate becomes more approachable. The concentration that difficult problems require feels more available.*
Best use case: Before extended periods of demanding cognitive work - complex writing, strategic analysis, studying for high-stakes exams, creative problem-solving. Not for casual use or as a daily replacement for green tea - but as a specific cognitive performance tool for the work sessions that matter most.
Matcha - The Monk's Concentration Drink
Matcha deserves its own section beyond the general green tea discussion because the experience it produces is qualitatively different from steeped green tea - in ways that are relevant to mental clarity specifically.
Matcha is made from shade-grown green tea leaves that are ground into a fine powder and whisked into hot water or milk. The shade-growing process dramatically increases L-Theanine content - up to three times higher than conventional green tea. Consuming the entire leaf as powder rather than discarding it as spent leaves after steeping means you're getting the full benefit of all compounds, not just those that infuse into water.
The result is a beverage with significantly more L-Theanine relative to caffeine than conventional green tea - producing a more pronounced calm clarity effect. The Japanese matcha ceremony, which has been practiced for centuries as a companion to Zen meditation, is built around exactly this effect: the ability of matcha to support alert, focused, calm awareness.*
Preparation matters: The difference between a well-made matcha and a poorly-made one is significant. Use ceremonial-grade matcha (not culinary grade), water at 175°F rather than boiling (to avoid bitterness), and whisk properly until fully dissolved with a light froth. The quality of the preparation directly affects both the taste and the cognitive experience.*
Rosemary Tea - The Cognitive Enhancer Nobody Talks About
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) is typically categorized as a culinary herb rather than a cognitive enhancer - which dramatically undersells what the research actually shows about its effects on memory and mental performance.
The compound primarily responsible for rosemary's cognitive effects is 1,8-cineole (eucalyptol) - which, notably, is also what gives rosemary its characteristic scent. Research published in Therapeutic Advances in Psychopharmacology found that simply being in a room diffused with rosemary aroma improved speed and accuracy on cognitive tests and increased plasma 1,8-cineole levels - suggesting the compound is bioactive through inhalation as well as consumption.
Consumed as tea, rosemary provides 1,8-cineole through the digestive route with likely different bioavailability. Research on rosemary supplementation has found improvements in memory speed and quality in older adults, with some studies extending these findings to younger populations.*
Best use case: As a daily tea incorporated into a broader cognitive wellness routine rather than a standalone acute cognitive enhancer. The combination of rosemary with green tea or matcha creates a synergistic cognitive beverage that addresses both the L-Theanine/caffeine axis and the 1,8-cineole memory-enhancement axis.*
Preparation: Steep a sprig of fresh rosemary (or one teaspoon of dried rosemary) in hot water for five to seven minutes. The resulting tea has a pleasantly herbal, slightly piney flavor that pairs well with lemon. Add honey to taste.
Peppermint Tea - The Alertness and Cognitive Performance Booster
Like rosemary, peppermint is primarily thought of as a culinary ingredient - and like rosemary, the research on its cognitive effects is surprisingly robust.
The primary bioactive compound in peppermint is menthol, which interacts with cold-sensitive receptors (TRPM8 receptors) in the mouth, throat, and nasal passages. This activation produces a genuine physiological alerting response - mild sympathetic nervous system stimulation that increases alertness without the cardiovascular effects of caffeine.
Research has found that peppermint aroma improves memory and alertness, and that peppermint consumption specifically enhances working memory and sustained attention in healthy adults. A 2016 study found that peppermint tea improved memory and alertness compared to both chamomile tea (which reduced alertness) and warm water control.*
Best use case: As a mid-afternoon clarity drink when afternoon energy dips are reducing cognitive performance and you want something caffeine-free that still supports alertness. Peppermint tea's ability to improve alertness without caffeine makes it particularly useful for people who are caffeine-sensitive or who have already reached their daily caffeine limit.*
Turmeric Golden Milk - The Anti-Inflammatory Brain Support Drink
Golden milk - warm milk blended with turmeric, black pepper, ginger, and warming spices - has become one of the most popular wellness drinks in Western markets over the past decade, driven by genuine interest in turmeric's active compound: curcumin.
Curcumin is one of the most extensively researched anti-inflammatory compounds in the natural world. Chronic low-grade inflammation is increasingly recognized as a contributor to cognitive decline, depression, anxiety, and impaired cognitive performance - which makes curcumin's anti-inflammatory effects relevant to the mental clarity conversation.
Research has also found curcumin's direct effects on brain function: it supports BDNF (Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor) production - a protein related to NGF that supports neuron survival and growth - and has shown antidepressant-like effects in several controlled trials. One study found curcumin as effective as fluoxetine (Prozac) for depression in a small clinical trial, with better tolerability.*
The bioavailability challenge: Curcumin has poor bioavailability from turmeric alone - it's poorly absorbed from the digestive tract without assistance. Black pepper (piperine) dramatically increases curcumin absorption - which is why the traditional golden milk recipe that includes black pepper is pharmacologically smarter than turmeric alone. Fat also increases absorption, which is why making golden milk with full-fat milk or adding coconut oil is not just traditional preference but functional nutrition.*
Best use case: As an evening anti-inflammatory and mood-supportive drink - warm, comforting, and doing meaningful work on the inflammation pathways that compromise both sleep quality and next-day cognitive performance.
Creating Your Daily Relaxation and Clarity Drink Routine
The most effective approach to beverages for relaxation and mental clarity isn't choosing one drink and using it for everything - it's building a daily routine that uses different tools for different phases of the day.
Morning: Cognitive Activation
The morning is the clarity window - the time when cognitive resources are freshest and the day's most demanding work should ideally happen. The morning drink should support alertness, focus, and cognitive engagement without producing anxious overstimulation.
Best options: Jubi Lion's Mane Clarity + Energy Shot for the complete nootropic stack. Quality matcha or green tea for a gentler, more traditional approach. Jubi Lime Focus Shot before a demanding work session.
Midday: Sustained Performance
The midday window is where most people experience the first significant cognitive fatigue - the mid-morning depletion that makes the afternoon feel harder than it should. The midday drink should support sustained focus and energy without interfering with evening sleep.
Best options: Peppermint tea for caffeine-free alertness enhancement. Jubi Cherry Energy Shot for plant-based energy support. Rosemary tea as a cognitive maintenance botanical.
Afternoon: Stress Management and Transition
The late afternoon is the transitional zone - the period when the day's demands are winding down but the stress they've accumulated hasn't yet released. The afternoon drink should begin the transition from performance mode to recovery mode without producing sedation that impairs the remaining productive hours.
Best options: Lemon balm tea for calm-without-sedation. Jubi Piña Colada Relax Shot for a more pronounced botanical relaxation transition. Ashwagandha latte for cortisol modulation.
Evening: Recovery and Sleep Foundation
The evening is the recovery window - the time when relaxation, stress release, and sleep preparation are the primary goals. The evening drink should produce genuine relaxation, support sleep quality, and help the body's recovery processes function optimally.
Best options: Jubi Strawberry Chill Kava Shot for genuine botanical relaxation. Jubi Kava Stick Pack in preferred flavor for flexible, adjustable kava dosing. Chamomile or passionflower tea for gentle botanical sleep support. Valerian blend for sleep-specific support. Turmeric golden milk for anti-inflammatory evening recovery.
Drinks to Approach With Caution
No guide to relaxation and clarity drinks is complete without honest acknowledgment of the options that people commonly reach for but that carry meaningful costs.
Alcohol: The most common adult relaxation drink globally, and the one with the most significant evidence-based case for reconsideration. Alcohol produces initial relaxation through GABA receptor effects but disrupts sleep architecture (reducing REM sleep), elevates cortisol in the second half of the night, impairs next-day cognitive performance, and carries well-documented long-term health risks at regular consumption. For occasional celebratory use, alcohol's costs are manageable. As a daily relaxation tool, it consistently produces more problems than it solves.
High-caffeine energy drinks: Effective for acute alertness but not for genuine cognitive clarity - the distinction matters. High-dose synthetic caffeine improves reaction time and simple task performance while often impairing complex thinking, creativity, and working memory. The crash that follows is a cognitive impairment period that many people don't account for in their energy drink consumption decisions.
Sleep aids and pharmaceutical anxiolytics: Appropriate for people with clinical anxiety disorders or sleep disorders under healthcare provider guidance. As daily relaxation and clarity tools for otherwise healthy adults, they carry dependence risks and cognitive impairment profiles that make them poor fits for performance-oriented people who want to be genuinely functional.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which drink is best for relaxation before sleep? Jubi Strawberry Chill Kava Shot is the most effective botanical relaxation drink for pre-sleep use - 500mg kavalactones, genuinely pleasant flavor, and effects that support both physical and mental wind-down. Chamomile or passionflower tea are gentler alternatives for people looking for herbal tea options.
Which drink is best for focus during work? Jubi Lion's Mane Clarity + Energy Shot for comprehensive cognitive support, or Jubi Lime Focus Shot for more pronounced kratom-based cognitive performance. Matcha is the best traditional option for sustained calm focus.
Can I drink kava and take kratom on the same day? Many people do - the Jubi Piña Colada Relax Shot combines both in a single product. Using kava for evening relaxation and kratom for daytime energy on the same day is a common practice. Don't combine either with alcohol.
How long before bed should I drink kava? Thirty to sixty minutes before your intended sleep time allows the kavalactone effects to be fully present as you're winding down. The Jubi Kava Shot's onset is typically 20-35 minutes on an empty stomach.
Is the Lion's Mane Shot appropriate for daily use? Yes - it's specifically designed for daily use. The cumulative cognitive benefits of Lion's Mane and Bacopa require consistent daily consumption to develop fully. Most users notice progressive cognitive improvements over two to four weeks of daily use.
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