horseradish leaf juice?

[Guest guest]

Hello

Many thanks Bernadette and Doug for your help with Rejuvelac. I've

read the Clement article but will continue until I notice any

problems.

A note on the flax seed-- I use my coffee grinder and place nori

sheets (slightly heated) in there also- use to sprinkle on my raw

sprouts and veges.

Now- does anyone know if it is ''safe'' to drink the juice of

horseradish leaves? And the same for comfrey leaves?

I'm growing heaps of horseradish and come autumn will make my own.

But in the meantime there are all the huge leaves going nowhere!! And

I could use my juicer downtime to make more juice.

And while I'm at it- how about silverbeet leaf juice, spinach leaf

juice etc.

Many thanks- great group.

George

[Guest guest]

George Comfrey leaf formerly was highly esteemed as a vulnerary, but has come

under fire in recent years because it contains a group of alkaloids

(pyrollizidine) which are believed to be hepatoxic. As a result, Comfrey has

been banned from sale in many countries. If used it is best used as a poultice

for bruises, sores and insect bites. It was used heavily in the Civil War to

treat wounds and broken bones.

 

Good Luck

 

Bruce

 

zhukanui <gbr wrote:

Hello

Many thanks Bernadette and Doug for your help with Rejuvelac. I've

read the Clement article but will continue until I notice any

problems.

A note on the flax seed-- I use my coffee grinder and place nori

sheets (slightly heated) in there also- use to sprinkle on my raw

sprouts and veges.

Now- does anyone know if it is ''safe'' to drink the juice of

horseradish leaves? And the same for comfrey leaves?

I'm growing heaps of horseradish and come autumn will make my own.

But in the meantime there are all the huge leaves going nowhere!! And

I could use my juicer downtime to make more juice.

And while I'm at it- how about silverbeet leaf juice, spinach leaf

juice etc.

Many thanks- great group.

George