Naomi Lorenzini wrote:
> I was looking for nettles but didn’t find any wild ones cause they have 20%
> minerals compared to other greens. I was just going to buy the tea and
> drink it. Does anyone know if we can handle nettles tea or would it be a
> salicylate bomb. I read that because it’s a natural histamine it was
> supposed to help when you get glutened. I haven’t got any yet but I was
> going to test ½ a cup on the girls if they’ll drink it.
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> With the whole zinc and copper I wonder if there is any test we could do to
> see if we are low or high. It would be nice to get blood drawn and just
> check everything all at once.
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> I’m glad others are looking into this cause I’m having trouble finding
> stuff.
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What? Nettles have histamine? Wow, I used to drink the tea, alot! The
thought was it is good for allergies. I tried to naturalize it in my
garden, but it didn't take. There is a rhyme about it...
"If they wold drink nettles in March and eat mugwort in May
so many fine maidens wouldn't go to the clay."
Maybe you should search in March, maybe it is a spring tonic sort of thing?
Salicylate and amine intolerance is such a huge and mysterious puzzle to me. I'm slowly trying to put the pieces together, and wondering if I'm on the right...
Very interesting post! I don't know, *is* that what is going on? thanks for taking the time to write down your theories, it really gets me thinking... I think...
very interesting post indeed. the zinc i agree with completely, our dietician who is a mindd member and uses NT, put kenz on a zinc/molybdenum/selenium...
Yeah, that's pretty much what I was thinking. I don't have any idea what nutrients are required for sal processing (that's the next thing for google...) And...
Oh, you might want to look into Vit C for histamines, it was mentioned on another site. I think one of the failsafeNT ladies did have trouble with it... As...
I was looking for nettles but didn’t find any wild ones cause they have 20% minerals compared to other greens. I was just going to buy the tea and drink it....
... What? Nettles have histamine? Wow, I used to drink the tea, alot! The thought was it is good for allergies. I tried to naturalize it in my garden, but it...
Because the histamines in nettle limit the body’s response to pollen and other irritating substances, nettle was also a favored treatment for asthma and...
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