Guest guest Posted September 29, 2008 Report Share Posted September 29, 2008 My experience with the tea was 12 years ago, the establishment has gone nuts over Ephedra since then, more's the pity. If I were asthmatic I would definitely want to have free and easy access to the herb. I tried to start some from seed but couldn't get it to grow. A plant from Mongolia probably wouldn't be crazy about the dampish West Kootenay climate anyhow. The Goji cuttings I had going looked pretty pathetic too. Anyway, those of you who care about access to herbs, and who have a suitable climate like the high plains might want to try. Richter's Herbal seedhouse had it, bless them. Awesome selection, they ship most products to the USA as well, and their plants always arrive in great shape. http://richters.com The more restrictive governments get, the more important it is for many people to be educated about the healers in humble disguise that grow in their own backyards. Ien in the Kootenays, off to pick some more fall Dandelion roots, rich in Inulin, great tinctured in ACV. http://freegreenliving.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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