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Herbalism
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Herbal spring cleanse

flowerchild59
12 years ago

I remember my grandmother talking about the spring clease that she did when she was little. She stated to me that her grandmother would brew a wicked tea that they all drank. Of course, nothing was written down and I am intriged. Any ideas?

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