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Milk Potions (Glowstone/Fermented Spider Eye)

If you put milk in a cauldron you can collect it with 3 bottles to get milk potions which act like normal milk buckets. If you then brew it with glowstone, you get a potion that clears all negative status effects, and only negative status effects! If you then add a fermented spider eye, you guessed it, a potion that only clears positive effects. (P.S. You can make splash and lingering versions, but that's already to be expected.) 

I feel doing adding something like this will change pvp in a huge way, and plus, I hate when I have negative and positive effects because I can't remove the negative without removing the positive. And for pvp, if someone eats an enchanted golden apple, this would be a huge counter to it, making pvp more interesting.

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    Milk Potions shouldn't just remove potion effects, otherwise they'd be just like Milk Buckets. They should give you an extended effect that continuously blocks you from getting potion effects

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    While Splash Milk Potions could just instantaneously remove potion effects, stronger levels could continuously remove effects

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    Milk shouldn't just be put in a bottle, it should be a potion ingredient itself. When used in a brewing stand it would leave an empty bucket

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    A special type of milk potion could store potion effects, but only for the amount of time that was left. Redstone dust could layer be applied to increase the effect. This would be useful for storing previously unobtainable potions such as Bad Omen

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    While thinking about this, I realized that this is really OP considering that you really only need milk and basic brewing ingredients to be immune to potion effects. Milk should definitely be an ingredient, but there should be another ingredient and/or step that is much more difficult to achieve to balance it out