That holistic book that keeps getting called bs had exactly that in it
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linh_63xNewcomerNov 9, 2026
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lucatorres18NewcomerNov 9, 2026
Makes a decent tea. You can use the leaves and flowers in salads too.
diego.fernndezNewcomerNov 9, 2026
Forget a single night - You'd have a very, very tough time eradicating all dandelions on the planet, even if you were given decades to do it.
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ferrari.chiaraNewcomerNov 9, 2026
I used to eat the stem of dandelions. It's been so long I can't remember. Was it four-leaf clovers? They tasted lemony. Does anyone else have experience?
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andrea68NewcomerNov 9, 2026
Who a weed now motherfucka?!
fatimabenali2NewcomerNov 9, 2026
Fun fact: dandelions are not native to North America. They were brought over by Europeans as a last, end-of-the line method to not starve.
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realzofiaNewcomerNov 9, 2026
Captain here: That 95 percent in two days line comes from a 2016 University of Windsor study in Oncotarget on colon cancer cells. Aqueous dandelion root extract triggered programmed cell death in more than 95 percent of those cultured cells within 48 hours, and oral doses slowed
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oleksandr76NewcomerNov 9, 2026
Dandelions are edible, used in teas and have been medicine for thousands of years. It really is insulting to call it just a weed
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aisha_khanNewcomerNov 9, 2026
It is true, although it has been studies for over a year already. However, it is said to work in lab tests, not in human treatments yet.
That holistic book that keeps getting called bs had exactly that in it
xkcd 1217
Makes a decent tea. You can use the leaves and flowers in salads too.
Forget a single night - You'd have a very, very tough time eradicating all dandelions on the planet, even if you were given decades to do it.
I used to eat the stem of dandelions. It's been so long I can't remember. Was it four-leaf clovers? They tasted lemony. Does anyone else have experience?
Who a weed now motherfucka?!
Fun fact: dandelions are not native to North America. They were brought over by Europeans as a last, end-of-the line method to not starve.
Captain here: That 95 percent in two days line comes from a 2016 University of Windsor study in Oncotarget on colon cancer cells. Aqueous dandelion root extract triggered programmed cell death in more than 95 percent of those cultured cells within 48 hours, and oral doses slowed
Dandelions are edible, used in teas and have been medicine for thousands of years. It really is insulting to call it just a weed
It is true, although it has been studies for over a year already. However, it is said to work in lab tests, not in human treatments yet.