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Herbs : Sassafras
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From: MSN NicknameStregaDiva  (Original Message)Sent: 2/29/2004 8:46 PM
Folk Names: Saxifrax, Ague Tree, Cinnamon Wood
Gender: Masculine
Planet: Jupiter
Element: Fire
Powers: Health & Money
 
Uses:
Sassafras is placed in the purse or wallet to attract money, or is burned for this purpose. It is also added to sachets and spells designed to aid healing.
 
 
(has a cinnamon scent)


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From: MSN NicknameYeOleHerbDocSent: 12/27/2004 2:39 AM
A wee bit of herbal trivia for those interested. Sassafras was an original ingrediant in root beer. It is also used as a spring tonic and sweetener for other bitter herb tonics. It tends to thin the blood so should be used sparingly in winter. Athough used by Native Americans for centuries, one of it's isolated biochemicals when fed excessively to lab rats by the Drug company sponsored American Medical Association pharmacologist alledgedly may cause cancer. It is the root that sacharin was made from and frequently used by diabetics.     Here's to a cup.                            Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas, Yule, Hanukka
                                                                      Ye Ole Herb doc