April 24, 2013
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05.18.08 Tarragon (Photo credit: Pquegg)
Dr Greger says Tarragon was in question then it was justified then it was back to maybe a risk to human health. If you use it a little, don’t worry but if you use it a lot, you might want to substitute another herb. Herbs have many nutritional benefits but some may be toxic and should be avoided.
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