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To: CottonBall
Yes. Yaupon holly can be grown over most of the US. With a little TLC if you are in the north, with a lot of care that it does not take everything over if you are in the south.

It tastes slightly like yerba mate which makes sense as it is same family. If you live in the deep south you can grow tea. There is a tea plantation in South Carolina.

Caffeine not only gets you going in the morning but helps pain killers work better which, if you can not get the OTCs is a consideration. A tea of meadowsweet and yaupon works much better then willow bark and will tear up your stomach less.

People think opiate pain killers will be the desired thing but "knock you on your butt" pain killers can be made fairly easily from a variety of plants. What is much harder to make is a mild pain killer that will still leave you clear headed.

No, I am not giving out recipes. I do not need the DEA stopping by for a visit. If you look in old herbals you will find how to do it. The plants are quite legal to grow and even use but not to use make anything but food.

900 posted on 01/22/2024 12:39:31 PM PST by Harmless Teddy Bear ( In a quaint alleyway, they graciously signaled for a vehicle on the main road to lead the way. )
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To: Harmless Teddy Bear

“No, I am not giving out recipes”

LOL!


901 posted on 01/22/2024 2:33:45 PM PST by CottonBall (How cute that people think there are still elections. )
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To: Harmless Teddy Bear

It’s not surprising that our modern medicines can be made from plants. For the most part. That’s where they originally came from.


902 posted on 01/22/2024 2:38:53 PM PST by CottonBall (How cute that people think there are still elections. )
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