Re: Re: super tonic, borage, etc.

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> made another batch of super tonic. this time the horseradish almost

> made me pass out when i got a whiff. also noticed that the portions

> of each ingredient were not equal. it's hard to tell before each is

> blended. us it important that all parts be equal? does it mean the

> blended portion or the unblended portion (hope i'm making myself

> clear), be equal? also, my hands burned for an hour after making

> it. i used my hands when removing it from the blender. my house

> smells like garlic.what a job!!! yes, it's worth it.

>

> can i make borage tincture? if not, what is the best method for use?

>

> so many questions! it's a whole new experience.

>

> i'd like to make an herb notebook. anyone have any ideas on how to

> organize it? right now, i'm using a roladex.

>

> thanks, diana

>

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Hi ,

You bet you can. In fact, any herb can be made into a tincture. Not that

all should be though. Some are just better as a tea while others benefit

more from tincturing. Most all of them work well both ways.

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