Growing up we drank this very often. It was used to flavor root beer. My place is not lacking it. Leaves can be dried and crushed into gumbo file'. Tea with a shot of vodka is dang refreshing. There are lots health benefits attributed to it. It helps with blood pressure, gout, arthritis, skin, and other benefits However, it is listed as poisonous due to safrole in it. WTH? Is this a case of a simple plant with many benefits interfering with the drug companies? Anybody still make tea and regularly use sassafras? I was going to start getting some roots to make tea. What say you? I am curious.
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Originally posted by E.TX.BOWHUNTER View PostGrowing up we drank this very often. It was used to flavor root beer. My place is not lacking it. Leaves can be dried and crushed into gumbo file'. Tea with a shot of vodka is dang refreshing. There are lots health benefits attributed to it. It helps with blood pressure, gout, arthritis, skin, and other benefits However, it is listed as poisonous due to safrole in it. WTH? Is this a case of a simple plant with many benefits interfering with the drug companies? Anybody still make tea and regularly use sassafras? I was going to start getting some roots to make tea. What say you? I am curious.
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Originally posted by E.TX.BOWHUNTER View PostGrowing up we drank this very often. It was used to flavor root beer. My place is not lacking it. Leaves can be dried and crushed into gumbo file'. Tea with a shot of vodka is dang refreshing. There are lots health benefits attributed to it. It helps with blood pressure, gout, arthritis, skin, and other benefits However, it is listed as poisonous due to safrole in it. WTH? Is this a case of a simple plant with many benefits interfering with the drug companies? Anybody still make tea and regularly use sassafras? I was going to start getting some roots to make tea. What say you? I am curious.
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