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by berkeley wellness print plants are, in a way, nature's medicine chests, chock-full of interesting and potentially beneficial chemicals. that's true not just of the leaves, roots, and fruits, but also the bark. notable examples include willow bark, the original source of aspirin, and yew bark, from
derived. then there's the bark of various pine trees, extracts of which have been used for centuries as folk remedies for all kinds of ailments and are today sold as dietary supplements. one particular pine bark extract, called pycnogenol (pronounced pic-noj-en-all), has been the focus of much research in...
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