Chasteberry

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Lynn, you CHEWED the Chasteberries? Wow -- you are brave ... that

must've been some kind of weird texture-thing you had going there!

 

I was trained to take the berries off, put them in a jar of vodka and

keep in a dark place, gently mixing the bottle daily or so for about

six weeks. Then take a swig of it.

 

Don't do that any more ... menopause (oh!) ... also, I've found life

without men is so much less complicated (sorry guys ... I do like you -

really ... but some of you ARE a lot of work!)

 

We have a stallion -- Spring has arrived and he's catching the eye of

several of our mares. I mentioned to my daughter-in-law that it could

make him less interested ... but she said no thanks. (I have NO idea

how it would work on horses).

 

Dede

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On 26/03/07, edgetexlady <rbright wrote:

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> We have a stallion -- Spring has arrived and he's catching the eye of

> several of our mares. I mentioned to my daughter-in-law that it could

> make him less interested ... but she said no thanks. (I have NO idea

> how it would work on horses).

>

> Dede

 

Hi Dede

Vitex is used to treat Cushing Syndrome in horses.

http://tinyurl.com/2q2gk2

 

http://tinyurl.com/2j2bq8

 

Seems it must have a powerful effect on the pituitary gland - not a

herb to be given willy-nilly to horses ;-)

HTH

LLx