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Gregg M Burton <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 22 Sep 1998 08:58:30 -0700
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Hi Tom!!!

> cassia, as used by instinctos, is not cinnamon, but senna. The fruit of
> cassia/senna is a mild laxative; the leaves are a strong purgative.

Thanks for the Info!!!  I never read the original posts and just with
what I saw.  Thanks makes sense now that it was about a purgative.

Well I just read all the others Posts pretty quickly and what I'm
interested in why would I need it really unless I can't take a dump or
something?  Is it really good at getting crap and junk out of my system
and/or bowels that's just sitting in there I'm unaware of or something?
I just really want to know when and why to use it in yours and other
opinions.  For example, Kirt said:

Subject: Cassia (was Re: detox)
  Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 16:26:17 -1000
  From: Nieft / Secola <[log in to unmask]>

> After almost 3 years raw, I was lucky enough to have eaten cassia to the
> stop for months at a time, every morning, while living in Thailand (over
> the course of 4 years minus summers) where is was easily gathered from
> roadsides, riversides, golf courses, etc. Before that I had access to only
> a few pods a couple times a year. There was never an indication of a
> dependence. It can be uncomfortable--enough so that most folks don't really
> want to use it much. One approach, especially if one's cassia suplly was
> limited, would be to save it for when you are feeling bad/detoxy and only
> use it then. Others recommend that it be tested (for attraction) daily for
> a few months in the beginning of 100% raw. I know of no rawster who has
> "overdosed" on it, even when consuming a few pods in one sitting. If
> attention is paid to the flavor and it it not consumed when it tastes
> unpleasant, I can't see any problem.
>
> On the other hand, like any colon cleaser dealy, some folks might abuse it.
> I can imagine certain folks saying, "Well, I sure blew it last night"
> (dietary-wise) and then using cassia to "clean out"--almost a binge purge
> type thing.

I wonder why he was using it everyday, does it taste good or something?
He explained what it can be used for but I'd like more details if you or
anyone else has any about it properties, uses, and experiences - or even
just what you're heard on the grapevine so to speak - Thanks!!! - :)!!!

 - Take Care!!!

 - Gregg!!!

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