Re: [CH] Camomile tea

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As the tea industry, over here, sponsors millions of quid (£) to study tea
infusion techniques, is anyone out there willing to pay me a 5 figure sum
and sponsor the research (6 figures), into this proven old wives tale ?


At 01:51 PM 2/17/99 +1100, you wrote:
>At 8:32 AM +0000 15/2/99, Andrew Healy wrote:
>>With respect to the discussion, recently held here, on 'damping off'.  I
>>have heard from many of you that camomile tea is a good fungicide.
>i don't think the million $ research programme on this has been completed yet
>just make some tea and put it on.
>
>Michael Bailes.
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