Re: Dandelion's many health benefits. Anti Cirrosis, bile stimulation and anti t

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> Make sure your dandelion comes from an organic source. It has a

> unique ability to remove toxins from the soil, unfortunately it is by

> absorbtion. -DDave

Thank you for this! I was >just about< to place an order for a pound

of Roasted Dandelion Root (cut & shifted) from Frontier Coop. I opted

for the Roasted, but it does not say Organic. It appears if I get the

Organic, it does not come Roasted.

Do we need it roasted? Can we do that ourselves?

Thanks so much!

-vanessa

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What are the health benefits of the root versus the greens? Anyone

know???

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> > Make sure your dandelion comes from an organic source. It has a

> > unique ability to remove toxins from the soil, unfortunately it

is by

> > absorbtion. -DDave

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> Thank you for this! I was >just about< to place an order for a

pound

> of Roasted Dandelion Root (cut & shifted) from Frontier Coop. I

opted

> for the Roasted, but it does not say Organic. It appears if I get

the

> Organic, it does not come Roasted.

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> Do we need it roasted? Can we do that ourselves?

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> Thanks so much!

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> -vanessa

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Similar. However the most anti diabetic portion is the greens. One of the most

diuretic herbs (leaf) on the planet. The common compounds will be more

concentrated in the root (more liver active) as a general rule. A similar list

of compounds and benefits could be written for several hundred herbs, by the

way. The average botanical contains over 10,000 phyto compounds. Many are

similar within a single herb. So a tomato for instance contains over 60

different carotinoids, not just beta carotene. This is One of the reasons that

supplementation with the individual compounds is generally inferior to consuming

an herb. An example of this is vitamin E. Vitamin E has been defined as d

alpha tocopherol because it was the tocopherol that was studied. Now they are

finding out that some of the other tocopherols are more bio active (beta, gamma,

etc.), not to mention some similar related compounds that are found along with

the tocopherols called the tocotrienols (sp?). When taking an antibiotic, the

organism has one chemical compound to attempt to survive and then adapt to.

When taking an antibiotic herb it has a hundred... This is why bacterias have

never been able to develop a resistance to the herbs. Cool huh?Dave

gallstones@...: Fred.Niehaus@...: Thu, 12

Jun 2008 15:01:37 +0000Subject: Re: Dandelion's many health

benefits. Anti Cirrosis, bile stimulation and anti t

What are the health benefits of the root versus the greens? Anyone know???> >> > >

> Make sure your dandelion comes from an organic source. It has a > > unique

ability to remove toxins from the soil, unfortunately it is by > > absorbtion.

-DDave> > Thank you for this! I was >just about< to place an order for a pound>

of Roasted Dandelion Root (cut & shifted) from Frontier Coop. I opted> for the

Roasted, but it does not say Organic. It appears if I get the> Organic, it does

not come Roasted. > > Do we need it roasted? Can we do that ourselves?> > Thanks

so much!> > -vanessa>

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It does not need to be roasted in terms of benefit, in fact raw is better. If

you are going to make tea however you will want to roast it for culinary

purposes. Popular coffee substitute. It is also added to coffee like chicory

for a very tasty blend. You can roast it in a dry pan just like coffee beans.

Cast iron or something else with a lot of thermal mass is best, on a very low

heat over a long time.Dave

gallstones@...: vandalsem@...: Thu, 12 Jun 2008

14:23:00 +0000Subject: Re: Dandelion's many health benefits. Anti

Cirrosis, bile stimulation and anti t

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wrote:>> > Make sure your dandelion comes from an organic source. It has a >

unique ability to remove toxins from the soil, unfortunately it is by >

absorbtion. -DDaveThank you for this! I was >just about< to place an order for a

poundof Roasted Dandelion Root (cut & shifted) from Frontier Coop. I optedfor

the Roasted, but it does not say Organic. It appears if I get theOrganic, it

does not come Roasted. Do we need it roasted? Can we do that ourselves?Thanks so

much!-vanessa

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Hi everyone!

I posted here before my experience with dandelion loeaves which I prepared

myself. I learned this from a nurse that advocates alternative medicine. If you

opt to prepare it yourself, select the plant that is not grown in polluted

areas.

the plant from leaves to roots arfe usefull. This is how to prepare the

dandelion tea. chop the leaves, measure 1 cup water for every 6Table spoon of

chopped leaves. Boil first the water before putting the chopped leaves then

continue boiling for 5 min. You have now ready tea. Don,t use utensils that

cotains lead, iron or metals. according to my nurse, the raw leaves are good for

hepatitis..what to do with the boiled leaves after preparing the tea? You may

garnish it with tomatoes and have a green salad!!!

Be

healthy.....elsie

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> Make sure your dandelion comes from an organic source. It has a

> unique ability to remove toxins from the soil, unfortunately it is by

> absorbtion. -DDave

Thank you for this! I was >just about< to place an order for a pound

of Roasted Dandelion Root (cut & shifted) from Frontier Coop. I opted

for the Roasted, but it does not say Organic. It appears if I get the

Organic, it does not come Roasted.

Do we need it roasted? Can we do that ourselves?

Thanks so much!

-vanessa

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Dave, I use a product called " Dandy Blend " that is available at

health food stores. It is a powder that can be mixed with hot or

cold water. It contains roasted dandelion root, beet root, chicory

root, barley, and rye. However, it doesn't appear to be organic.

Do you think the benefits outweigh the fact that it is not organic?

Or would you recommend staying away from it? Thanks.

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comes from an organic source. It has a > unique ability to remove

toxins from the soil, unfortunately it is by > absorbtion. -

DDaveThank you for this! I was >just about< to place an order for a

poundof Roasted Dandelion Root (cut & shifted) from Frontier Coop. I

optedfor the Roasted, but it does not say Organic. It appears if I

get theOrganic, it does not come Roasted. Do we need it roasted? Can

we do that ourselves?Thanks so much!-vanessa

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Hard to tell. It would be dependent on their source of dandelion mostly. The

concern is only that it draws toxins (and nutrients up out of the soil. I know

of a guy who had tended his yard organically for over ten years, harvested

dandelion from it and still got ill. They assayed the dandelion to find that it

contained high amounts of certain heavy metals). This is not scare tactics at

all just a simple caution.Dave

gallstones@...: Fred.Niehaus@...: Fri, 13

Jun 2008 12:58:28 +0000Subject: Re: Dandelion's many health

benefits. Anti Cirrosis, bile stimulation and anti t

Dave, I use a product called " Dandy Blend " that is available at health food

stores. It is a powder that can be mixed with hot or cold water. It contains

roasted dandelion root, beet root, chicory root, barley, and rye. However, it

doesn't appear to be organic.Do you think the benefits outweigh the fact that it

is not organic? Or would you recommend staying away from it? Thanks.>> > Make

sure your dandelion comes from an organic source. It has a > unique ability to

remove toxins from the soil, unfortunately it is by > absorbtion. -DDaveThank

you for this! I was >just about< to place an order for a poundof Roasted

Dandelion Root (cut & shifted) from Frontier Coop. I optedfor the Roasted, but

it does not say Organic. It appears if I get theOrganic, it does not come

Roasted. Do we need it roasted? Can we do that ourselves?Thanks so much!-vanessa

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Thanks for the detailed info Davemyster!

I'm going to look for an organic dandelion tincture. Im also eating

one organic dandelion leaf salad with raw grated beets, artichoke and

olive oil with herbamare. Yumified I must say!

Brad

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> Hey guys, I like this article because it condenses a lot of

information. I think I'm going to try eating dandelion salad and some

dandelionroot the day after the gb flush. See what comes out

(litterally).Dandelion also helps eliminate heavy metals from the body

(Pectin)which I didn't know about.

http://www.leaflady.org/health_benefits_of_dandelions.htmin health,Brad

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> Thanks for the detailed info Davemyster!

Yes, thank you Dave!

> I'm going to look for an organic dandelion tincture.

http://www.iherb.com/ProductDetails.aspx?c=1 & pid=2909

Wondered if anyone has tried Holy Tea? I've been able to make a

pretty good duplicate and boy does it get things movin'

-vanessa