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Blue Vervain to enlarge breasts
November 4 2006 at 5:40 AM jellyboobs (Login jellyboobs)
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Please could any of you girls tell me is vervain the same as blue vervain ??????? because i can only find vervain. Thankyou inadvance love jellyDeeee....
Vicky A
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November 4 2006, 8:27 AM
Vervain or common vervain is "verbena officinalis", but blue vervain is a different species "verbena hastata". There is also a pink vervain or "verbena pumila" which is found in some parts of the US and is also used in herbalism. Incidentally the Sioux indian name for blue vervain means "medicine" and the Omaha and Ponca name means "herb medicine", so the plant must have been very highly regarded by native Americans.
April Anna
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November 4 2006, 3:08 PM
Vicky A is absolutely right, there are different kinds of verbena, I have seen in the natural products shop. However I don't know a lot about each herb properties, only what I've researched myself. Love, April
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November 6 2006, 10:14 AM
thankyou vicky, so I couldnt use vervain in place of blue vervain????? different properties ???? I cant seem to find it in australia love jelly...
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thanks April for your answer !!!
November 7 2006, 12:02 AM
i've seen vervain as a way of promoting fertility in women as well as its use for breast enhancement...
April
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November 7 2006, 3:29 AM
Vervain tea is a traditional cure for insomnia too.
Molly
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November 7 2006, 9:49 AM
I think common vervain has much the same properties as blue vervain, but is milder.
November 4 2006 at 5:40 AM jellyboobs (Login jellyboobs)
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Please could any of you girls tell me is vervain the same as blue vervain ??????? because i can only find vervain. Thankyou inadvance love jellyDeeee....
Vicky A
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Re: to molly,janelle,vicky A, and april anna !!!!!
November 4 2006, 8:27 AM
Vervain or common vervain is "verbena officinalis", but blue vervain is a different species "verbena hastata". There is also a pink vervain or "verbena pumila" which is found in some parts of the US and is also used in herbalism. Incidentally the Sioux indian name for blue vervain means "medicine" and the Omaha and Ponca name means "herb medicine", so the plant must have been very highly regarded by native Americans.
April Anna
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Re: to molly,janelle,vicky A, and april anna !!!!!
November 4 2006, 3:08 PM
Vicky A is absolutely right, there are different kinds of verbena, I have seen in the natural products shop. However I don't know a lot about each herb properties, only what I've researched myself. Love, April
jellyboobs
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to vicky a !!!
November 6 2006, 10:14 AM
thankyou vicky, so I couldnt use vervain in place of blue vervain????? different properties ???? I cant seem to find it in australia love jelly...
jellyboobs
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thanks April for your answer !!!
November 7 2006, 12:02 AM
i've seen vervain as a way of promoting fertility in women as well as its use for breast enhancement...
April
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To Jelly
November 7 2006, 3:29 AM
Vervain tea is a traditional cure for insomnia too.
Molly
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Re: to molly,janelle,vicky A, and april anna !!!!!
November 7 2006, 9:49 AM
I think common vervain has much the same properties as blue vervain, but is milder.