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FYI

Courtesy of Mrs Grieve: Mandioca (otherwise known as Yuca, Cassava, Farinha

de mandioca).

....a food plant of tremendous importance to tropical America. The plant of

chief economic importance to the tribes of tropical South America east of

the Andes. The juice is poisonous but the poison is neutralised by cooking,

juice is collected by pressing to be used to produce an intoxicating liquor.

Antiseptic, used as a meat preservative. Known as Brazilian tapioca, becomes

tapioca after heating. Sweet cassava is nourishing, light and agreable as a

food for invalids, and infants during weaning.

HTH

Di

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> Yucca leaf is an anti-inflammatory agent for Type O's. Yucca root

is an

> avoid.

I put this question some days ago. So this is the answer, you eat the

root?

When I took the yukka supplement, I got spotty all over. Was that a

sign of clearing poisons from the body?

Thanks, Rose/Hun

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Hi Bee,

I was wondering if it's okay to eat yucca root. I found some

information on it that says it has been clinically shown to be anti-

fungal and anti-bacterial. It also helps to enhance growth of

beneficial bacteria in the gut and enhances better absorption of

nutrients. So is this okay to eat?

Thanks!

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The extracts of many plants have antibacterial effects but this rarely

means the whole food has the property in-vivo in your gut. But if it

is prebiotic as well it would help, because the prebiotic doesn't

necessarily have to be concentrated.

Duncan

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> I was wondering if it's okay to eat yucca root. I found some

> information on it that says it has been clinically shown to be anti-

> fungal and anti-bacterial. It also helps to enhance growth of

> beneficial bacteria in the gut and enhances better absorption of

> nutrients. So is this okay to eat?

>

> Thanks!

>

>

>

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