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Old 08-06-2014, 09:53 PM #1
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I started trying pine needle tea made from my backyard quite a while ago and it had an effect but not like this. I also made homemade pine extract oil before but never gave it often enough to probably see a difference as it was a small amount. Then I ordered the store bought pill form. They are 100mgs so I have to split them myself to make 50`s for Jim. The whole ones were just to much for him. Russians have a pine thing that is actually sold for Alzheimer's, liver and whatever else. Its called ropren. Hope that helps...
Eddie my bottle says that each 5 ml is equivalent to 30 mgs which is dosed for 12 hour period. So 2.5 ml dose is the recommended one for kids 4 to six years old. Ruth
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