Squash seeds substitute for anitparasite pumpkin?

[Guest guest]

I have lots of organic squash growing this year and no

pumpkins. Does anyone know if squash seeds have similiar

antiparasitical effect as pumpkin seeds? I would be scoring big

time if they did. I'll end up eating a lot of them anyway

regardless if they do or not. Thanks.

[Guest guest]

I don't know the answer to this but I'll bet they are good for you ! Maybe

some of the rest of the gang knows...Mary O

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" prayerfulmantis " <prayerfulmantis

<herbal remedies >

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 12:33 PM

Herbal Remedies - Squash seeds substitute for anitparasite pumpkin?

 

 

> I have lots of organic squash growing this year and no

> pumpkins. Does anyone know if squash seeds have similiar

> antiparasitical effect as pumpkin seeds? I would be scoring big

[Guest guest]

I don't know if squash seeds do, but cucumber seeds hold the same

anti-parysite property.

 

herbal remedies , " prayerfulmantis "

<prayerfulmantis> wrote:

> I have lots of organic squash growing this year and no

> pumpkins. Does anyone know if squash seeds have similiar

> antiparasitical effect as pumpkin seeds? I would be scoring big

> time if they did. I'll end up eating a lot of them anyway

> regardless if they do or not. Thanks.

[Guest guest]

herbal remedies , " k_huether77 "

<k_huether77> wrote:

> I don't know if squash seeds do, but cucumber seeds hold the same

> anti-parysite property.

 

That's a big lead right there. Cukes and pumpkins and squash are

all in the same family and squash and pumpkins are closer together

than pumpkins and squash. Thus I'm going to assume they are until

experience says otherwise. Thanks everyone.