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Old 04-18-2014, 04:10 AM   #28254
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten View Post
Lol! We were actually talking about chamomile tea at work today, one of the brokers is from Germany and she was pretty funny about the chamomile tea for EVERYTHING that ailed you. I certainly saw how prevalent it was used, but she was pretty funny about it.

Anyway, yeah, probably one of those moments
Truth to tell, I actually do enjoy Chamomile tea... but only if I drink it on a warm spring day in an outside garden setting... once every 5-8 years. However, according to herbalists, various parts of the plant are quite effective for different ailments. Almost as effective as phrenology...

But right now, it's an afternoon mug of unbranded Keemun tea. I am SOOO glad I was able to buy as much of this stuff as I did, when I did. It's good!


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