Borage - Borage
(Borago officinalis)
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These hardy annual and perennial herbs are natives
of southern Europe and Asia Minor. They grow up to 3 feet high. Their silvery
leaves are fuzzy and coarse and the drooping, five-petaled, blue flowers are
starry looking. These plants are favored by beekeepers and not only are they
grown for their beauty, but for their economic value as well.
B.
officinalis(the common Borage) is grown for its leaves, which are used in
flavoring, and its flowers, which are used in potpourri.
Borage has been used medicinally and in the preparation of various cordials and cups. It is thought to have an exhilarating effect. The young leaves are used in salads to which they add a cool, Cucumber flavor. The flowers are used as a garnish and were once preserved and candied.
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Properties of Borage Used by Aztecs
Aztec Method of Use
Drink 3 to 4 cups
a day of a mixture made of 20 to 25 grams of leaves and flowers to 1/2 liter of
water.
For Respiratory Illnesses: Drink 1 cup of the above infusion
with the juice of 2 lemons and sweeten to taste with bee honey.
For
Bilious fevers, Relief for Arduous Urinary Track Infections: Take 3 glasses
a day of the boiled mixture of 10 grams of leaves, 25 grams of bee honey to half
a liter of water.
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