Re: Re: It's burdock time again!

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From: " bollin772000 " <Bollin772000@...>

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Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 4:10 PM

Subject: Re: It's burdock time again!

> ---can you mail me a root or seeds{?} so I can get some started here? I

> will reimburse postage and/or send somethinmg in return.That is one

> thing I have been wanting in my yard/garden!!

> luv

> Rica

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> In health , " prayerfulmantis "

> <prayerfulmantis@y...> wrote:

>> Well, my fall garden is mostly burdock now. I let the burdock

>> weeds grow this summer if they weren't directly competing with

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>> plant and now it's a continuous mat of big green leaves. There's so

>> much of the stuff I could eat nothing else for a month. Been juicing

>> it, think I'll mix up a burdock and dandelion root vinegar as we've

>> been talking about liver a bunch. Time to start harvesting and

> drying

>> for use through the winter too.

>> Not sure if it's the beets, carrots, or burdock but that mix

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>> juice is giving me 3 BM's/day!

>> I read recently that if boiled too long burdock root generates

>> toxic atropine glycosides. That's a new one for me but find it

>> interesting that the tea looks a real nasty green color if it's

>> overboiled and sits for a period of time. Nature's warning

>> mechanism?

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