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I think basically, you can boil the stinging nettles to extract the oils. The application of the oils topically or ingestion, is another matter. From my limited understanding stinging nettle is irritant (if not toxic). You might need to check what causes the irritation: 1. if it is the spores? 2. or the chemicals in the plant? and proceed cautiously.
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Hey mmhce,
I don't know anything about it myself but after looking on google and searching the forum, it seems a lot of people take it in capsule form. I wanted to know if anything can be done with the fresh stuff as I have a unlimited supply. The post I was referring too is VeniVidiVici thread regarding tea, there isn't really any info in the thread but I didn't know nettles blocked dht until I read it. Tea Thread |
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