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Henriette Kress wrote:

Omelet wrote:
Billy wrote:

Somebody has jumped the rails here. An herb is what it does in cooking;
flavor. That would include parsley, rosemary, and bay. A medicinal herb
is an unprocessed plant that has curative properties and includes yarrow
leaves, and buck-eye balls.

What is buck eye good for? Last I read, they were toxic.

Nice as a low-dose tincture for vein problems like hemorrhoids and
varicosities;
very nice as a salve for the same.

Although I prefer Aesculus leaves (not fruit) for the salve.

Henriette

Fascinating... Thanks!
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