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Food sensitivities.

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Henriette's herbal blog: The problem is finding the offending food(s).

Licorice toothbrush.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Make your own toothbrush.

Tooth powder.

The bedstraws.

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Henriette's herbal blog: ubiquitous herbs, but I only use two species.

Fly agaric.

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Henriette's herbal blog: So fly agaric is bad for your health, if ingested.

Main site update

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Henriette's herbal blog.

Overnight infusion.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Nettle and red clover chais as overnight infusions.

Root parsley.

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Henriette's herbal blog: I found root parsley in a large deli last week -- and bought lots, of course.

The cat herbs.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Valerian and catnip both have a reputation of driving cats wild.

Catnips.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Of catnip, lemon catnip and Caucasian catnip.

Nettle latte.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Now why didn't I think of that?

Hair-cap moss.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Want a really effective diuretic? Look at the green stuff under your feet.

Eupatoriums.

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Henriette's herbal blog.

Aspen.

Silly herb books

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Henriette's herbal blog.

Lemony teaherbs.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Of lemon balm and Moldavian dragonhead.

Anko.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Simmered sweetened adzuki beans.

Chronic gut upset.

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Henriette's herbal blog.

Main site update.

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Henriette's herbal blog.

Alnus cones vs. tormentil root.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Tormentil is strange, but so is alder.

Rose hip tea.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Rose hip tea is deep red and sour because of the roselle, not because of the rose hip.

Burdock root.

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Henriette's herbal blog: No, you shouldn't dig second year burdock root in fall.

Epilobium root and dogwood.

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Henriette's herbal blog: Use Epilobium root like dogwood?

Acanthus.

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Henriette's herbal blog.

Green living

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Henriette's herbal blog.

Easter egg colors?

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Henriette's herbal blog.

Anniversary year

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Henriette's herbal blog.

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