More needless pain and misery caused by Herbs. She bought it from a Reverend. http://www.wishtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=1540595&nav=0Ra7JL3J Alternative medicine is a popular way to treat just about any ailment. Each year, billions are spent in the United States on alternative treatments. News 8 has a warning for anyone who's ever considered trying one. [...] From a distance it's difficult to tell what could be wrong with 49-year-old nurse, Sue Gilliatt. Two years ago sue purchased a product that would change her face, for the rest of her life.
[...] From Part 2: The Armstrong forensic lab report revealed the Cansema salve had a high level of zinc chloride - acidic enough to burn skin. In the bloodroot paste, they also found a high level of zinc chloride, considered very potent and toxic to cell structures.
More needless pain and misery caused by Herbs. She bought it from a Reverend. http://www.wishtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=1540595&nav=0Ra7JL3J Alternative medicine is a popular way to treat just about any ailment. Each year, billions are spent in the United States on alternative treatments. News 8 has a warning for anyone who's ever considered trying one. [...] From a distance it's difficult to tell what could be wrong with 49-year-old nurse, Sue Gilliatt. Two years ago sue purchased a product that would change her face, for the rest of her life.
She also bought and used "an herb called bloodroot." ... Both the powdered rhizome and the juice from bloodroot are extremely caustic, chemically capable of corroding and destroying tissue.
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More needless pain and misery caused by Herbs. She bought it from a Reverend. http://www.wishtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=1540595&nav=0Ra7JL3J Alternative medicine is a popular way to treat just about any ailment. Each year, billions are spent in the United States on alternative treatments. News 8 has a warning for anyone who's ever considered trying one. [...] From a distance it's difficult to tell what could be wrong with 49-year-old nurse, Sue Gilliatt. Two years ago sue purchased a product that would change her face, for the rest of her life.
She also bought and used "an herb called bloodroot." ... Both the powdered rhizome and the juice from bloodroot are extremely caustic, chemically capable of corroding and destroying tissue.
But it is "all natural" and how can something that is "all natural" be bad for you? The same way that arsenic is all natural. Dihydrogen monoxide is all natural too, but a fair number of people die from inhaling just a couple of liters of it every year.
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year, billions are spent in the United States on alternative treatments. News 8 has a warning for anyone who's ever considered trying one. [...] From a distance it's difficult to tell what could be wrong with
49-year-old
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nurse, Sue Gilliatt. Two years ago sue purchased a product that would
change
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her face, for the rest of her life.
She also bought and used "an herb called bloodroot." ... Both the powdered rhizome and the juice from bloodroot are extremely caustic, chemically capable of corroding and destroying tissue.
I don't know where you get that nonsense. bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) and it's sap are very toxic due to it's alkaloids. This term was used by a german pharmacist because SOME of the compounds in this class first discovered were SLIGHLY basic. The blood root plant is like all most all plants slighly acidic. This plant is the source for the dental plaque inhibitor "Sanguinarine" from the sap. Small amounts of this may be found in many tooth pastes.
It is said that . "Bachelors of the Ponca tribe would rub the root on their hand and try to shake hands with the woman they wished to marry. Root (was) used as a dye by Indian, American and French dyers. Toxic: do not ingest. "
It is only a super troll. Just put it on killfilter and make your life a lot easier. It lives here only to push your buttons and knows just enough to do it well.
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year, billions are spent in the United States on alternative treatments. News 8 has a warning for anyone who's ever considered trying one. [...] From a distance it's difficult to tell what could be wrong with
49-year-old
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nurse, Sue Gilliatt. Two years ago sue purchased a product that would
change
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her face, for the rest of her life.
She also bought and used "an herb called bloodroot." ... Both the powdered rhizome and the juice from bloodroot are extremely caustic, chemically capable of corroding and destroying tissue.
I don't know where you get that nonsense. bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) and it's sap are very toxic due to it's alkaloids. This term was used by a german pharmacist because SOME of the compounds in this
class
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first discovered were SLIGHLY basic. The blood root plant is like all
most
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all plants slighly acidic. This plant is the source for the dental plaque inhibitor "Sanguinarine" from the sap. Small amounts of this may be found in many tooth pastes.
It is said that . "Bachelors of the Ponca tribe would rub the root on
their
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hand and try to shake hands with the woman they wished to marry. Root
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used as a dye by Indian, American and French dyers. Toxic: do not ingest.
Gymmy Bob a écrit dans le message ... Childish nonsense!!!!
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I don't know where you get that nonsense. bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) and it's sap are very toxic due to it's alkaloids. This
term
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was used by a german pharmacist because SOME of the compounds in this
class
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first discovered were SLIGHLY basic. The blood root plant is like all
most
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all plants slighly acidic. This plant is the source for the dental
plaque
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inhibitor "Sanguinarine" from the sap. Small amounts of this may be found in many tooth pastes.
It is said that . "Bachelors of the Ponca tribe would rub the root on
their
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hand and try to shake hands with the woman they wished to marry. Root
(was)
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used as a dye by Indian, American and French dyers. Toxic: do not ingest.
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The bloodroot sap is NOT caustic and is NOT chemically capable of corroding and destroying tissue. That is a fact!!! The only reason people who work with it use gloves is so that their skin will not be turned red. If you have any information to contradict this statement let us in on it instead behaving like a mindless child!!!
Gymmy Bob did **NOT** écrit dans le message. Learn how to post or stop lying please! None of the following are my words!
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Gymmy Bob a écrit dans le message ... Childish nonsense!!!!
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I don't know where you get that nonsense. bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) and it's sap are very toxic due to it's alkaloids. This
term
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was used by a german pharmacist because SOME of the compounds in this
class
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first discovered were SLIGHLY basic. The blood root plant is like all
most
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all plants slighly acidic. This plant is the source for the dental
plaque
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inhibitor "Sanguinarine" from the sap. Small amounts of this may be found in many tooth pastes.
It is said that . "Bachelors of the Ponca tribe would rub the root on
their
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hand and try to shake hands with the woman they wished to marry. Root
(was)
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used as a dye by Indian, American and French dyers. Toxic: do not
ingest.
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The bloodroot sap is NOT caustic and is NOT chemically capable of
corroding
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and destroying tissue. That is a fact!!! The only reason people who work
with
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it use gloves is so that their skin will not be turned red. If you have any information to contradict this statement let us in on it instead behaving like a mindless child!!!
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Gymmy Bob did **NOT** écrit dans le message. Learn how to post or stop
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please! None of the following are my words!
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Gymmy Bob a écrit dans le message ... Childish nonsense!!!!
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> I don't know where you get that nonsense. bloodroot (Sanguinaria > canadensis) and it's sap are very toxic due to it's alkaloids. This
term
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> was used by a german pharmacist because SOME of the compounds in this class > first discovered were SLIGHLY basic. The blood root plant is like
all
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most > all plants slighly acidic. This plant is the source for the dental
plaque
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> inhibitor "Sanguinarine" from the sap. Small > amounts of this may be found in many tooth pastes. > > It is said that . "Bachelors of the Ponca tribe would rub the root on their > hand and try to shake hands with the woman they wished to marry. Root (was) > used as a dye by Indian, American and French dyers. Toxic: do not
ingest.
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The bloodroot sap is NOT caustic and is NOT chemically capable of
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and destroying tissue. That is a fact!!! The only reason people who work
with
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it use gloves is so that their skin will not be turned red. If you
have
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any information to contradict this statement let us in on it instead behaving like a mindless child!!!
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Gymmy Bob a écrit dans le message ... Childish nonsense!!!!
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> I don't know where you get that nonsense. bloodroot (Sanguinaria > canadensis) and it's sap are very toxic due to it's alkaloids. This
term
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> was used by a german pharmacist because SOME of the compounds in this class > first discovered were SLIGHLY basic. The blood root plant is like
all
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most > all plants slighly acidic. This plant is the source for the dental
plaque
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> inhibitor "Sanguinarine" from the sap. Small > amounts of this may be found in many tooth pastes. > > It is said that . "Bachelors of the Ponca tribe would rub the root on their > hand and try to shake hands with the woman they wished to marry. Root (was) > used as a dye by Indian, American and French dyers. Toxic: do not
ingest.
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The bloodroot sap is NOT caustic and is NOT chemically capable of
corroding
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and destroying tissue. That is a fact!!! The only reason people who work
with
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it use gloves is so that their skin will not be turned red. If you
have
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any information to contradict this statement let us in on it instead behaving like a mindless child!!!
