We had one in our troop during a camp out who when the rest of use were
smoking grape vines, smoked a poison ivy vine, and it almost killed him.
Marshall
Day Sutton wrote:
There is an old story about a Boy Scout who cut an Oleander branch to
roast his hotdog
on and it killed him.very
Here's some info on Oleander =
http://www.snopes.com/horrors/poison/oleander.asp
Smitty
On 7/9/07, Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com wrote:
We had one in our troop during a camp out who when the rest of use were
smoking grape vines, smoked a poison ivy vine, and it
Thanks for that; Snopes is often very useful. Even if an urban
legend, however, the story is a good one, given that it might as well
be true. Oleander is very toxic indeed, according to my reading, yet
can make a powerful medicine if properly prepared.Google oleander
soup for recipes.
Thanks, Chuck. There are many recipes for the salve, but I was looking
for a tonic/tincture/decoction recipe.
Cheers,
JBB
On Saturday, Jul 7, 2007, at 00:45 Asia/Tokyo, cking...@nycap.rr.com
wrote:
Jonathan
Pat on the cancer list has duplicated a cansema.
It's in the archives of
Very likely true: the toxin is most concentrated in the sap. But even
the smoke can kill. . .
On Saturday, Jul 7, 2007, at 06:29 Asia/Tokyo, Day Sutton wrote:
There is an old story about a Boy Scout who cut an Oleander branch to
roast his hotdog
on and it killed him.very toxic
Well, I'll push the group once again because a tonic is involved too.
'Nuff said, word to the wise and all that.
Point to the path.
Chuck
Worst-dressed sentient being in the known universe
On 7/7/2007 2:54:37 AM, Jonathan B. Britten
I have information from an expert herbalist that a low-cost --
virtually free -- home-brew concoction made from the leaves of a very
toxic plant has powerful anti-cancer properties very similar to the
famous Cansema Tonic III.The poisonous plant is Oleander, which
goes by various other
Jonathan
Pat on the cancer list has duplicated a cansema.
It's in the archives of
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/blacksalveandpetswithcancer/
I used it for my shoulder.
Chuck
Why get real when artificial is so much easier to keep clean?
On
There is an old story about a Boy Scout who cut an Oleander branch to roast
his hotdog
on and it killed him.very toxic stuff...
On 7/6/07, Jonathan B. Britten jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp wrote:
I have information from an expert herbalist that a low-cost --
virtually free -- home-brew
I used to hear about this from time to time- it was everywhere in So
Cal growing up.
You wouldn't catch me dead eating that. oh, yes, I guess you would
at that.
On Jul 6, 2007, at 4:29 PM, Day Sutton wrote:
There is an old story about a Boy Scout who cut an Oleander branch to
roast
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