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Healing Oil
of the Week:
Dandelion
They spring up
everywhere on your
front lawn, but this
very ordinary plant
has some very
extraordinary health
properties. Often used
as bitter herbs at
Passover, dandelion (taraxacum
officinale) has
been used
traditionally as a
remedy for cancer,
diabetes, hepatitis,
osteoporosis, and
rheumatism.
Contemporary
herbalists recommend
dandelion almost
exclusively as a
diuretic for weight
loss. (It provides
potassium rather than
depleting it as
diuretic drugs do.)
Its leaves are rich in
vitamin C and contain
more beta-carotene
than carrots, and its
roots act as a
diuretic and purgative
useful for treating
kidney and liver
disorders.
Source: James A.
Duke, Ph.D., Herbs
of the Bible: 2000
Years of Plant
Medicine (Loveland,
CO: Interweave Press,
1999)
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Jordan's
Tip of
the
Day
From
the
author
of The
Maker's
Diet |
Dabbling
in Dandelions
Dandelions are
certainly easy
to come by,
but that
doesn't mean
you should
start
harvesting the
crop that's
growing on
your lawn!
Dandelions
absorb all the
chemicals that
are used to
treat and
maintain your
grass.
Instead, pay a
visit to your
local health
food store. If
they don't
offer the
fresh greens,
you can
purchase them
in capsule
form or as the
loose ground
root.
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