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Slipery Elm Bark Tea

Posted By: Maureen
Date: Friday, June 2 2006, at 3:28 p.m.

In Response To: Slipery Elm Bark (Maureen)

Making slipery elm bark tea is simple. Use one teaspoon of powder and place 3 cups of boiling water over it for approximately 5 minutes. For digestive problems, this should be taken 1 to 2 times per day. This can be taken more for general illness to help nourish and strengthen patients. A slipery elm bark poultice can be used to heal external wounds. A poultice is simply the parts of an herb plant used to make the remedy, in this case the bark, simmered for 2 minutes, squeezing out the liquid and then packed onto the infected area. This can be left on for several hours.

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Maureen -- Friday, June 2 2006, at 3:15 p.m.

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Message: > Making slipery elm bark tea is simple. Use one > teaspoon of powder and place 3 cups of boiling water > over it for approximately 5 minutes. For digestive > problems, this should be taken 1 to 2 times per day. > This can be taken more for general illness to help > nourish and strengthen patients. > A slipery elm bark poultice can be used to heal > external wounds. A poultice is simply the parts of an > herb plant used to make the remedy, in this case the > bark, simmered for 2 minutes, squeezing out the liquid > and then packed onto the infected area. This can be > left on for several hours.
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