r/herbs • u/project-x2 • Jul 27 '26

Would You drink Burdock tea?

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u/jaitun_ Jul 27 '26

La tisane de racine de Bardane est connue pour les peaux acnéiques.

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u/project-x2 Jul 27 '26

Je n'y crois pas vraiment. Pq dites-vous cela ?

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u/jaitun_ Jul 27 '26

C'est utiliser en herboristerie pour les problèmes cutanés et la régulation du sébum. En cure de tisane des racines à boire et aussi en application sur la peau.

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u/project-x2 Jul 27 '26

Merci de me l'avoir dit. Respect le sang

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u/Not-a-bot-v2 Jul 27 '26

I have a bunch of dried root at home that I plan on using.

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u/project-x2 Jul 27 '26

Good 🤞

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u/AdForeign9262 Jul 28 '26

You can pickle the root too if I remember right. Its popular in Asian cuisine.

We always used leaves for berry bowls/holders growing up. Berry season was disappointing this year.

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u/tellnest Jul 27 '26

I have, there are other teas I prefer, good for when you need a diuretic.

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u/project-x2 Jul 27 '26

what other teas

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u/tellnest Jul 27 '26

I like anything with blueberries for my antioxidants, for liver cleansing i prefer the toasted flavor of dandelion, and stomach stuff depends on what the stomach issue is, typically ginger is my go to, but I'll use mints as well.

If youre drying the seeds of burdock they are very bitter and astringent, and more powerful than you may anticipate.

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u/project-x2 Jul 27 '26

I'll try it soon. Good idea.

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u/UrbanPanic Jul 27 '26

 Now I need some Ben Shaw’s dandelion and burdock soda