Re: Re: Cedar Berries Tea now pancreas tea

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Ok, sorry I misunderstood...I've seen it made all ways.. capsules (which you will have to powder all ingredients).... tea (mix all ingredients together and use a bit for tea,)... tinctures...... you can tinc all together or separate and then add them all together.

SuziSheila <hrbs4hlth@...> wrote:

Thank you Suzi, I saw the formula. But my question has more to do with actual preparation of the tea itself, a recipe, rather than a formula for tinctures or capsules. We have whole dried cedar berries. Is the tea a decoction or do you make a decoction of the berries and roots and an infusion of the herbs and put them together, and do you crush the berries first? I was hoping to get a real "tea" formula. Help? Thank you for your response.Sheila> > > Hi everyone. I wondered if anyone knows the recipe to make Dr. 's Pancreas tea > using whole cedar berries. Thank you for sharing this

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Sheila wrote:

>

>

> Thank you Suzi, I saw the formula. But my question has more to do with

> actual preparation

> of the tea itself, a recipe, rather than a formula for tinctures or

> capsules. We have whole

> dried cedar berries. Is the tea a decoction or do you make a decoction

> of the berries and

> roots and an infusion of the herbs and put them together, and do you

> crush the berries

> first? I was hoping to get a real " tea " formula. Help? Thank you for

> your response.

> Sheila

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Hi Sheila,

You can utilize this as a tea if you wish. There are several ways to go

about this. You can decoct the roots for 20 minutes and then pour over

the other herbs. You can also tincture it all and add the tincture to

hot water too and use as a tea. I would crush the berries for the

greatest extraction.

Bring distilled water to a boil, then add the berries, licorice and

golden seal and turn heat down and simmer for 20 - 30 minutes. Then pour

this over the other herbs and allow to steep for 10 - 15 minutes. Then

strain and drink.

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