Butterbur, which is also known by its scientific name “Petasites”, lies in the wilderness of places that have plenty of shade and a gentle source of water nearby. However, some herbal enthusiasts have managed to cultivate it in their backyard gardens too. At first glance, those who have never studied herbs before may confuse it with a crop of rhubarb. It grows in the same large clumps, and its leaves are just as large and frilly. But the stalks don't have the same telltale red color as the common summer ingredient for pies does. Some have claimed that its leaf shape causes it to be related to the sunflower. Others say it is in the ragweed family of plants because of the unique flower that sits atop it. But either way, it has powerful medicinal properties that have proved helpful to those who found no relief in anything else. So supplements containing it should be kept on hand after a person learns the following information about it and how to use it properly: …show more content…
There are several kinds of butterbur, and each one is used in different ways. But the most common one propagated for herbal supplements is Petasites hybridus. The largest part of the plant is the leaves, so this is the area that gets trimmed off. The leaves at the bottom are used first, since they are the largest. The ones in the center are smaller, new leaves. This method of harvesting also preserves the remainder of the plant, so it doesn't die off. The leaves contain two active ingredients called “petasin” and “isopetasin” that offer a wide range of health properties to the body externally and internally. Benefits of
Lawrence Willoughby, an African American male, was born in 1881 in Pitt County, North Carolina. He was the son of Lannie Anderson and X Willoughby. Lawrence married at 22,a woman by the name of Jennie Best on December 20, 1903. Records says that the two married in Pitt County, North Carolina. They had eight children in 13 years. He died on August 4, 1951, in Greenville, North Carolina, at the age of 70.
n the college essay, “ Chunky Peanut Butter” Jam Gregory describes himself as “ the chunky peanut butter”. Meaning that he feels that he is like the heart of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. His article was certainly the most compelling out of the other two. A few reasons are, he uses good word choices and figurative language, shows he does different activities, and how he likes to help people.
Theodor Seuss Geisel was an American author and illustrator, better known to the world by his pen name of "Dr. Seuss." Acclaimed for several of the most popular children 's books of all time, Dr. Seuss 's works have sold millions of copies, and have been translated into numerous languages. To many, Dr. Seuss was "the Walt Disney to art and literature" ("Introduction"). Much of his work reflects his critique of human values, and sometimes responds to social and political issues. Specifically, The Butter Battle Book, directly criticizes the nuclear arms race taken place during the Cold War. The story tells the tale of the Yooks and the Zooks who are societies that do everything completely different. The Yooks eat their bread butter-side up while
In the novel, Butter, by Erin Jade Lange, a 423-pound junior miserable with his current lifestyle creates a website, declaring a suicide by overeating live on New Year’s Eve. In this analysis the novel, Butter, the literary device of characterization is identified throughout Lange’s novel in addition to connecting to the theme of tolerance.
Rabbit tobacco is also known as lasting, everlasting, sweet balsam, white balsam, feather-weed, and sweet cudweed. Its scientific name is Gaphalium obtusifolium. These annual herbs reach a height of 1 to 3 feet and have erect stems with brown, shriveled leaves persisting into winter and stems covered with felt-like hairs in summer. The leaves are 1 to 3 inches long, and alternate. The flowers, minute in whitish heads, appear in late summer to fall. Fields, pastures, and disturbed areas are the sites of this common native plant of the eastern United States. The Cherokee named it rabbit tobacco because they believe it was the rabbit who took attended the plant.
Peyote was originally described in 1560, however it was not until the middle of the nineteenth century that botanists were able to conduct field research and correctly classify the cactus (Anderson, 1980). Field studies have concluded that there are two distinct populations of peyote which represent two species. The first and most common, Lophophora williamsii extends from southern Texas reaching south to the Mexican state of San Luis Potosi. The second and least common of the two species is Lophophora difusa, which occurs in the dryer terrain of the Mexican state of Queretaro. This species differs from the more common species by, "being yellowish-green rather than blue green in color, by lacking any type of ribs or furrows, by having poorly developed podaria (elevated humps), and by being a softer, more succulent plant" (Anderson 1980). Native Americans use peyote in their religious practices because of its psychoactive properties, and is usually eaten as mescal buttons, the dried, brown pieces of the above part of the cactus (Lewis, 1977).
Theodore Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, wrote the Butter Battle Book in 1984. At this time, the US was in the midst of a Cold War escalation. Since the Nixon and Ford administrations of the early 1970s, US-Soviet relations had been in a period of détente. However, soon after being elected in 1981, President Reagan took a hardline stance against Communist Soviet Union. Reagan began the deployment of missiles, such as the Pershing missiles in West Germany and initiated the famous Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), popularly known as Star Wars, in 1983. These developments perhaps influenced Geisel to present an allegory for US-Soviet relations in Butter Battle Book. Zooks and Yooks represent the Soviets and Americans during the height of cold war. Using the butter battle as a representation of US-Soviet Relations, Geisel highlights the flawed leadership of both the superpowers.
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There is no one who did more to popularize archery and bow hunting in the United States than Fred Bear. Born on March 5, 1902, Bear originally set out to work for the automotive industry in Detroit, but turned his attention to the great outdoors when he saw the film Alaskan Adventures. Bear also became interested in making bows. Bear first began making bows in his basement as a hobby, eventually expanding into commercial production in 1939 and experimenting with new materials like fiberglass to make bows.
Fred Bear was born March fifth, 1902 in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Growing up, he enjoyed fishing, hunting, and trapping with his father, who is the reason why he became interested in these activities in the first place. He began hunting with his dad at six years old. At the age of fourteen, Fred shot his absolute favorite animal to hunt, deer. While hunting, Fred would usually wear a flannel shirt and his signature hat, which looked like a round, black safari hat with a brown band wrapping around the middle along with a feather along the side, Everything him and his dad trapped was sold for money to feed their family. He was always very resourceful making the most of what he had. Growing up, Fred has always had a strong work ethic. When he
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Harland Sanders, better known as Colonel Sanders was certainly not the most qualified person to start an ultra-famous food brand that would be known across the Earth.
The sunflower got its name from its flower, which resembles the sun. The large flower is actually a mature flower head, composed a bunch of tiny flowers clumped together (Duncan 1975). The sunflower is an annual, erect, broadleaf plant. It has a tough, strong stem and rough simple leaves. The leaves on the immature buds are phototropic and follow the sun’s rays, one of the properties that increase light interception. The sunflower is not prone to many diseases, which make it appealing to producers (Duncan 1975). The plant grows rapidly and very large in the right location. They thrive in northern areas. One of the beneficial properties is the plants ability for phtytoremediation. It’s able to r...