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The the uses of Creosote tea is almost endless as a universal medicinal, used by native people for thousands of years. This is one of the most amazing herbs. They will not let me give details, research it yourself on the Internet you will be amazed! It is good for most diseases and sores. Ethnobotanist and Director of Northern Arizona University’s Center for Sustainable Environments, Gary Nabhan, wrote the book, Gathering the Desert. In this book, he describes his research into how indigenous people in the southwest used this plant. Native American Elders have recommended its use. This oil is inclined to rancidity notwithstanding the base oil so do not brew tea and store it. Make one cup and drink it sweetened with honey or sugar. So, the seeds and leaves should be kept in a cool environment and covered with a dark cloth to prevent oxidation by light. The leaves of LARREA TRINDENTATA is rich in simple bisphenyl lignans and tricyclic lignans known as cyclolignans. These compounds are responsible for many of the activities of extracts of these plants. Many animals also eat the seeds and leaves of the creosote bush. Even ants get food from it. The black-tailed jackrabbit actually lives on them. Desert woodrats prefer to eat the bush’s leaves. Desert tortoises eat their leaves and dig under and borrow deep near the roots as Kangaroo rats do. These animals get much of their water from creosote. One 4 oz. order makes 20 cups of tea. WARNING: Should not be taken if you have overloaded liver problems. And do not take for extended periods of days. Leaves for Creosote tea 4 oz. $21 plus shipping For more information call 442 316-2105