lpkayak
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i have notices dramatic results with his red root tea with my lymph node pain
i wonder if it is a fluke or do others have success with this
i have not been doing many supps etc that i did for years and now am falling apart-facing a hard fight...im thinking of getting ready with a lot of red root tea
those that have experiecne and know his writings...what do you think?
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canefan17
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It's not a fluke.
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lpkayak
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I have it I just brewed it I'm still not sure because if it makes the because if it makes them smaller the the nodes he might hav or finding one t or finding one to test I don't know I think I'm t I'm just gonna have some I'm just gonna have some tea
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CD57
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Sign me up! I have chronic lymph node problems. Where do you buy red root tea?
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lpkayak
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1st chinese herbs. Also
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lpkayak
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well i spent some quality time with buhners book tonight and i feel pretty good.
there are 5 0r 6 herbs for cancer...one they make cancer drugs from...one can be toxic...but most of them i have had and still have so it will really be easy.
this day has been productive to find this info and make a plan
just look up cancer in the index if you need to find them
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I could not find red root tea on the link you provided. They have other red teas, Rooibos, for example, but they're different herbs than red root and I'm confused as to which one you referred as excellent for lymph drainage.
Thanks.
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ukcarry
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Be careful with red root if you have thick blood, as it has coagulant properties.
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lpkayak
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i take aspirin and fish oil and vit e and tend to have more problem with bleeding than thick blood so i dont think it will hurt me
i dont know what link i put on but the package says:
starwest botanicals item # 202020-31
red rood c/s
ceanothus americana
origin : us
and its kosher
starwest-botanicals.com
but i didnt order from them i order from 1st chinese
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