If you do not do these things, the curse will come upon you.

If you do not do these things, the curse will come upon you.

If you do not do these things, the curse will come upon you.

(If you live in Europe or the United States, you may know Radix Dipsaci under the name, Teasel.

Somewhere, someone is wearing a sweater in spring.

Or perhaps the teasel simply acts on the mobility of the spirochetes?

He advised me to try a little-known treatment: teasel roots, in very high doses.

The National Institute of Health website includes a number scientific studies about Radix Dispaci (teasel).

Like many of you I have seen Teasel growing on neglected lots or in wild places.

Kaylx sells Radix Dipsaci (teasel) and I put a link to Kaylx, on the web page with the url: WEB

But, between two sessions, or sometimes at the same time, complementing with essential oils, turmeric or teasel root can prove very useful.

However, where my experience differs from what we usually read is that the really powerful effects of teasel appear only in high doses.

Borrowing from shapes found in coral, teasel flowers, and pinecones, O’Donovan examines not only patterns, but irregularities that arise from random or unexpected events.

In Alsace: The Flore Vogeso-rhénane by F. Kirschleger, 1870, mentions teasel: "Widely cultivated in a few cantons, especially Bischwiller, Hoerdt, (Ober)Rausbergen for use by wool carders".

In that case you might want to read more and you might want to print the page about teasel so you can show give it to your health care provider.