Druid's Guide to Herbalism

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07/13/19 Does anyone here make their own incense or kyphi? 05/13/19   platelet activating factor  also known as PAF. Miscible: mis·ci·ble /ˈmisəbəl/ adjective: miscible (of liquids) forming a homogeneous mixture when added together. "sorbitol is miscible with glycerol" Origin, late 16th century: from medieval Latin miscibilis, from Latin miscere ‘to mix’. Psyllium: the seed of a fleawort (especially Plantago psyllium) that has the property of swelling and becoming gelatinous when moist and is used as a mild laxative — called also psyllium seed Metamucil is a bulk-forming fiber that is used to treat constipation and may also reduce cholesterol when taken every day. The generic name for this fiber is psyllium. ... The active ingredients are the seed husks of the psyllium plant. The Metamucil brand has been in existence since 1934. taxonomy, systematics, ecology, anatomy, morphology, conservation biology, biodiversity, ethnobotany, and paleobiology,