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  1. blank Angie Gonzalez Sanchez says:

    Besides adding them to recipes, how else do you consume them? Can you make tea out of them?

    1. blank ABHACHAWLAMOHANTY says:

      YES,ANGIE ,ONE CAN ADD A VERY SMALL Proportion to boiling water and tea leaves,,,,try it..i say for Indian Variety,,IT IS TESTED AND TRIED,,GOOD LUCK.

  2. blank mymydorothy says:

    I always thought bay leaves were poisonous to eat, though I use them in cooking my spaghetti sauce, etc. I looked up whether this is true or not and it’s a Myth! Bay leaves are safe to eat and now learning it has health benefits. Thank you for this info.

  3. Laurus nobilis (bay leaves) comes from the mediteranean not the carribean, and is in the Laurel family not the myrtle family.
    Also if triglycerides reduced 34% with 1g & 25% with 2g then having no bay leaves at all would give the biggest reduction of triglycerides (same with HDL).
    Very sloppy copy & paste – garbage really

  4. blank Michael Green says:

    This Article sucks !! Bay leaves come from a tree that grows in the Caribbean ?? hello ?? you should be fired !! Bay leave comes from the Mediterranean !

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