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Banana Protein I've read an article that a protein in bananas, called Banlec may help kill viruses. Banlec could be helpful because it may be able to cure viral infections, such as HIV/AIDS or Influenza. It also might be ablt to reduce the numbers of AIDS deaths and orphans. But it's not so simple. You can't benefit from the protein if we just eat bananas. According to the article, you need the new and improved version of it. It seems to take a very long time to improve its effect.

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Banana Protein

I've read in an article that a protein in bananas, called Banlec, may help kill viruses.

Banlec could be helpful because it [I removed this because it feel redundant] may be able to cure viral infections, such as HIV/AIDS or Influenza.
It also might be able to  could then ["might be able..." two sentences in a row is too much] reduce the numbers of AIDS deaths and orphans of parents with AIDS.

But it's not so simple [ Not so simple as what? "it's not so simple" implies comparison with something, usually something you just said.].
You can't benefit from the protein if we just eat simply by eating bananas.
According to the article, you need a very high dose of the refined protein, Banlec, for it to be effectivenew and improved version of it ["It" is unspecific. Also, "new and improved version" of something is never really applied to living things] 
It seems to take a very long time to improve its effect. [Not sure what you mean. I would strike "improve its effect" and say something else. What takes a long time?] 

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