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Edited by
Rapunzel
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Fri 03/13/09 07:41 PM
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Dandelions included!!! they are pretty & yummy !!! |
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Dandelions included!!! they are pretty & yummy !!! I've had Dandelion tea before, it was definitely yummy. |
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Dandelions included!!! they are pretty & yummy !!! I've had Dandelion tea before, it was definitely yummy.  oh, good Dagan. .
  I am soooooooooooooo glad to hear that
 Dandelions are sooo good for you ...
 It makes me sooo mad  and sooooooo sad
when people kill dandelions 
with their weapons of mass destruction 
malathion & diazonon , etc....
for Heaven's Sake ... 
it's just a pretty yellow flower & an herb
with amazing benefits & properties
It is soo good for us in soo many ways...
I eat it in salad with fresh mint 
with a roasted or raw sesame seed 
lemon juice dressing with herbs and honey
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Edited by
Rapunzel
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Sat 03/14/09 07:38 AM
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http://www.nutriherb.net/dandelion_custom_made_to_order_herbal_vitamins_supplements.html Possible Benefits of Dandelion Botonical name: taraxacum officinale The leaves and root are used in dandelion herbal supplements. Dandelion has been used traditionally for the treatment of water retention, constipation, and for indigestion and heartburn. It has been used for hundreds of years to treat problems associated with the liver, gallbladder, kidney, and joints. Some consider this herb a blood purifier. The active constituents in dandelion, sesquiterpene lactones (of the eudesmanolide and germacranolide type), are responsible for the beneficial actions on the digestive system and liver. It also is a rich source of vitamins and minerals and is particularly high in Vitamin A. Dandelion has a diuretic effect and may be helpful with edema, or water retention. Its bitter compounds stimulate digestion, act as a mild laxative, and also increase the bile production in the gallbladder and bile flow from the liver. |
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Edited by
Rapunzel
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http://health.learninginfo.org/dandelion.htm The Benefits of Dandelion The next time you see a pesky dandelion interfering with the perfection of your lawn, you might want to reconsider your first reaction to spray it with weed killer. That little weed is actually an incredible source of vitamins and other substances that can be greatly beneficial to your health. Many people still don’t realize that the dandelion is even edible, much less are they aware of the amazing benefits this natural herb can have on their health. Dandelion contains a significant amount of vitamin A and potassium, as well as moderate amounts of vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin D, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, zinc, and manganese. All of these substances can be beneficial to your health, but the dandelion also provides a more specific health benefit. Dandelion can actually act as a gentle and natural diuretic that aids in the function of the entire digestive system, including the function of the kidneys, gallbladder, bowels and more. It can aid in treating constipation and water retention. Dandelion leaves can be eaten directly from the plant, but their bitter taste makes them less than appealing to the average person. It is better to boil the leaves and add them to salads, vegetable dishes, pasta dishes, and various casseroles. You can also purchase dandelion tablets from various herbal stores and online centers. Always be sure to consult with your doctor before taking in any new supplement. As beneficial as dandelion can be to your health, it is not for everyone. Those with digestive issues such as gallstones and ulcers should take special care with dandelion and should only ingest it under the supervision of their doctor. There are quite a few benefits associated with dandelion, and many people can benefit from its use. Now that you are more familiar with the advantages of this herb, the next time you spot a dandelion in your lawn, you might find yourself eating it instead of trying to get rid of it. |
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http://health.learninginfo.org/dandelion.htm The Benefits of Dandelion The next time you see a pesky dandelion interfering with the perfection of your lawn, you might want to reconsider your first reaction to spray it with weed killer. That little weed is actually an incredible source of vitamins and other substances that can be greatly beneficial to your health. Many people still don’t realize that the dandelion is even edible, much less are they aware of the amazing benefits this natural herb can have on their health. Dandelion contains a significant amount of vitamin A and potassium, as well as moderate amounts of vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin D, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, zinc, and manganese. All of these substances can be beneficial to your health, but the dandelion also provides a more specific health benefit. Dandelion can actually act as a gentle and natural diuretic that aids in the function of the entire digestive system, including the function of the kidneys, gallbladder, bowels and more. It can aid in treating constipation and water retention. Dandelion leaves can be eaten directly from the plant, but their bitter taste makes them less than appealing to the average person. It is better to boil the leaves and add them to salads, vegetable dishes, pasta dishes, and various casseroles. You can also purchase dandelion tablets from various herbal stores and online centers. Always be sure to consult with your doctor before taking in any new supplement. As beneficial as dandelion can be to your health, it is not for everyone. Those with digestive issues such as gallstones and ulcers should take special care with dandelion and should only ingest it under the supervision of their doctor. There are quite a few benefits associated with dandelion, and many people can benefit from its use. Now that you are more familiar with the advantages of this herb, the next time you spot a dandelion in your lawn, you might find yourself eating it instead of trying to get rid of it. Hey sister Nessa!
Thanks for all the info on that! I never knew that...! I have tasted dandelion WINE before, have YOU? I didnt think it was all that GREAT though! 
But THIS is my favorite kind of WEED! 
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OH WOW!!
the dandalions brought back a childhood memory back.............. my "late" grandpa had us as kids, pickin bags of dandalions for him, to make DANDALION WINE!!!!!!! I STILL have a few of bottles of it, tho I havent drank it, I keep them in memory of my grandfather! Ive heard its very good!!!!
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http://health.learninginfo.org/dandelion.htm The Benefits of Dandelion The next time you see a pesky dandelion interfering with the perfection of your lawn, you might want to reconsider your first reaction to spray it with weed killer. That little weed is actually an incredible source of vitamins and other substances that can be greatly beneficial to your health. Many people still don’t realize that the dandelion is even edible, much less are they aware of the amazing benefits this natural herb can have on their health. Dandelion contains a significant amount of vitamin A and potassium, as well as moderate amounts of vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin D, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, zinc, and manganese. All of these substances can be beneficial to your health, but the dandelion also provides a more specific health benefit. Dandelion can actually act as a gentle and natural diuretic that aids in the function of the entire digestive system, including the function of the kidneys, gallbladder, bowels and more. It can aid in treating constipation and water retention. Dandelion leaves can be eaten directly from the plant, but their bitter taste makes them less than appealing to the average person. It is better to boil the leaves and add them to salads, vegetable dishes, pasta dishes, and various casseroles. You can also purchase dandelion tablets from various herbal stores and online centers. Always be sure to consult with your doctor before taking in any new supplement. As beneficial as dandelion can be to your health, it is not for everyone. Those with digestive issues such as gallstones and ulcers should take special care with dandelion and should only ingest it under the supervision of their doctor. There are quite a few benefits associated with dandelion, and many people can benefit from its use. Now that you are more familiar with the advantages of this herb, the next time you spot a dandelion in your lawn, you might find yourself eating it instead of trying to get rid of it. interesting
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http://health.learninginfo.org/dandelion.htm The Benefits of Dandelion The next time you see a pesky dandelion interfering with the perfection of your lawn, you might want to reconsider your first reaction to spray it with weed killer. That little weed is actually an incredible source of vitamins and other substances that can be greatly beneficial to your health. Many people still don’t realize that the dandelion is even edible, much less are they aware of the amazing benefits this natural herb can have on their health. Dandelion contains a significant amount of vitamin A and potassium, as well as moderate amounts of vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin D, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, zinc, and manganese. All of these substances can be beneficial to your health, but the dandelion also provides a more specific health benefit. Dandelion can actually act as a gentle and natural diuretic that aids in the function of the entire digestive system, including the function of the kidneys, gallbladder, bowels and more. It can aid in treating constipation and water retention. Dandelion leaves can be eaten directly from the plant, but their bitter taste makes them less than appealing to the average person. It is better to boil the leaves and add them to salads, vegetable dishes, pasta dishes, and various casseroles. You can also purchase dandelion tablets from various herbal stores and online centers. Always be sure to consult with your doctor before taking in any new supplement. As beneficial as dandelion can be to your health, it is not for everyone. Those with digestive issues such as gallstones and ulcers should take special care with dandelion and should only ingest it under the supervision of their doctor. There are quite a few benefits associated with dandelion, and many people can benefit from its use. Now that you are more familiar with the advantages of this herb, the next time you spot a dandelion in your lawn, you might find yourself eating it instead of trying to get rid of it. Hey sister Nessa!
Thanks for all the info on that! I never knew that...! I have tasted dandelion WINE before, have YOU? I didnt think it was all that GREAT though!
no, it doesn't have the sweetest flavor , by any means
But THIS is my favorite kind of WEED!
me too !!!
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Edited by
Rapunzel
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Sun 03/15/09 08:01 AM
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 It is time to wake & bake my Good Friends ...
I also listen to Sunday Morning Musical Soundscapes
on the local Smooth Jazz radio station KSSJ 94.7 FM
 My Internet Explorer keeps shutting down on me, & deletes my work
 so getting online & posting messages is kind of a hassle lately ,
plus I am getting ready to go to Church  with my Oldest Daughter
who will be 35 this month,  & my Grandchildren who are 10 & 5
so I will check in with you all later ...
Thank you for stopping by  and love and light to all
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Oh, you know this thread will roll over after fifty pages,
so join us on the next phase of the Clubhouse in Chit Chat
and Coffeehouses
when that happens
Becky & Martin Kayak & Kayak's Juliet
Mikey Lee & Dee & Dagan & everyone else
I love you
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