Opium for the Masses: Harvesting Natures Best Pain Medication Hogshire JimPaperback
Opium for the Masses: Harvesting Natures Best Pain Medication Hogshire JimPaperback Contrary to general belief, there is no federal law against growing P. As late as 1915, pamphlets issued by the…
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Opium for the Masses: Harvesting Natures Best Pain Medication Hogshire JimPaperback
Contrary to general belief, there is no federal law against growing P. As late as 1915, pamphlets issued by the U.S. somniferum.--Martha Stewart LivingRegarded as 'God's own medicine, ' preparations of opium were as common in the Victorian medicine cabinet as aspirin is in ours.
Well into this century, Russian, Greek, and Arab immigrants in America have used poppy-head tea as a mild sedative and a remedy for headaches, muscle pain, cough, and diarrhea. Department of Agriculture were still mentioning opium poppies as a good cash crop for northern farmers. During the Civil War, gardeners in the South were encouraged to plant opium for the war effort, in order to ensure a supply of painkillers for the Confederate Army.
What Hogshire has done is to excavate this vernacular knowledge and then publish it to the world--in how-to form, with recipes.-- Michael PollanFirst