Is this edible? Can I eat this?
2004858
There are some you can eat as a laxative, this one is more for beauty purposes.
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Yes you can, plz go to www.drdavidwilliams.com. I have taken one tea spoon to boots my immune system. Try to find all the info you can get before you try it.
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Consult your physician. But yes people take Castor oil for many things Anti-inflammatory, Anti-bacterial properties. 1 teaspoon a day for 3 days for constipation. Castor oil mixed with water for Rheumatoid Arthritis. Go on the web, many good reads for how to take Castor oil and uses. Good luck.
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Jennifer, Amazon sent this question request to me in hopes I could provide an answer, How long will it last UNopened? That depends on a lot of variables, but for me, I've had them last up to a month unopened, atmosphere and humidity plays a part in it as well. keep it in a cool dry place, where it doesn't get to hot or to cold. After about a month, it begins to harden somewhat, but I found still edible just as good, the problem I have is keeping it at all, it's so good, it's like going to the a carnival right at home. I like to think, nothing GOOD, last forever (smile). Now you are making me want to order more.
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It appears to be made of plastic and covered with a type of foam rubber. I don't know if there are any harmful chemicals but still the same, I don't think I would eat it either. Just joking. I haven't noticed any ill effects from this product. I really like it.
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Sorry, not sure. I sent it to my son. I think he ate it for a couple of weeks then froze the rest. I can tell you he loved it.
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They are edible, but they are raw. I got them for sprouting. I never even considered feeding them to birds.
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Hello, All Thymes are edible. This variety is a wild creeping thyme though the taste may not be as aromatic as Thymus vulgaris. For 22 units I would buy bulk from Everwilde, Outside Pride or MySeedsCo. Hope this helped?
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I don't honestly know whether white chrysanthemums are edible or not. Sorry. I didn't have much luck growing them last year. I don't think I got any blooms.
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I don't see how it can be eaten. It's pretty flat and hard to get a grip on to bite. The grass is like those green welcome mats that look like artificial grass. Good luck.
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It is more like edible version of the tea, I prefer to add it to different dishes and drinks. It is possible to brew it as it is tea anyway, but for brewed tea I have just regular leaf tea.
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You will have to decide whether or not you want to consume it. I found this article helpful when I was doing my own research. http://livingmaxwell.com/is-nori-safe-to-eat-radiation-japan
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hi it is not edible. They are very pretty. Highly recommend, I used to decorate my daughters baptism cake everyone commented on how pretty it was...
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From the label of ingredients, there doesn't seem to be any reason for this product to harm you. So you probably could ingest it. However, I don't know why anyone would want to do so.
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Only if you can stomach the taste. It's the most ungodly product I've ever attempted to consume. (I don't actually know about the nutritional feasibility of living off of this, but I highly doubt you'd want to try.)
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I would say no its non toxic but it's not flavored usually all edible lube I've seen says so in fairly big print or is flavored
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Seems so because there are no added ingredients. I checked the bag, it's just salt so it should be the same kind found in whole foods and such. But it's really super pink and in the bath a pink substance is left off. This salt seems edible, I'd just research if the pink pigment in the salt is edible. I'm sure it is though :) I would go with a brand from whole foods to be sure. Because, as the person below stated, it might have essential oils, mine doesn't have those... But I mean while foods has lots of Himalayan salt that you can use :)
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Yes it is ingestible & it is not a thick paste it is a gel but is a loose & watery one. Not sticky at all.
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Yes. It is completely safe to use on edible and non-edible plants. It is actually used in organic gardening.