Fresh paw paw leaf tea (forum)

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I have just obtained some fresh unsprayed paw paw leaves with stem. Can I safely make tea from these without any health risk. Thanks

Time: 13th March 2012 8:25pm

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annaonline says...
THANKS

Time: 16th March 2012 11:17pm

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Time: 17th March 2012 7:18pm

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Nick says...
If anyone needs pawpaw leaves I have plenty of large self-sown seedlings all over the place as well as copious amounts of seed :)

Time: 18th March 2012 12:02am

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MaryT says...
I just went out to crush a paw paw leaf and the smell does remind me of bitter Chinese medicine which was my diet as a child. No way.

Time: 18th March 2012 9:28am

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David says...
Mary is it true that bitter is better for your body.

Time: 18th March 2012 11:24am

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MaryT says...
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, bitter tasting food is good for certain health issues. Chinese medicine is not specific like modern chemicals. If I'm being vague it's because it is impossible to explain the Traditional Chinese medical system in a few simple sentences. For example, if five patients present the same symptoms to a Chinese doctor, they may each get a different treatment depending on the reasons that caused the imbalance in their body. One can never say "bitter" is good for "xyz", it's more complex than that.

Time: 18th March 2012 11:33am

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