Guest guest Posted October 5, 2000 Report Posted October 5, 2000 Does anyone know of any documented cases of respiratory disorders as a result of inhaling herb dust? I would assume (as with bakers inhaling flour and coal miners inhaling coal dust) that a particulate irritant is a particulate irritant, and that herbs, regardless of their potential medicinal properties when ingested, can cause bronchitis, lung cancer, etc. I am especially concerned since I grind most of my herbs. Every time I open the grinder there is a big cloud of herb dust and some of it goes into my lungs. Quote
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