RE: [Killietalk] Re: Melaleuca - almond leaves

["Hladky, John" <John_Hladky at tdytsi.com>]

The melaleuca tree grows in one isolated area in Australia.  It has many
medicinal uses and in fact, was the basis of a network marketing business.
Since it is found nowhere else in the universe, if you wish to utilize the
amazing qualities of the melaleuca tree, live to be 150, increase your
s*xual prowess (if I put the word "s e x" in an email our STUPID junk email
filter will not let me send it, nor receive any of the replies!!!), and make
a million dollars in 6 months - just talk to somebody else, I gave up
network marketing for lent.  ;)
John Hladky



-----Original Message-----
From: Rjga at aol_com [mailto:Rjga at aol_com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 9:21 AM
To: killietalk at aka_org
Subject: Re: [Killietalk] Re: Melaleuca - almond leaves


The main difference is that asian almond tree leaves leach out a large
number 
of bioreactive substances with many properties, including antibacterial. The

melaleuca trees leach out a soothing substance similar to aloe vera. I
learned 
the hard way that overdosing with Melafix (it is apparently derived from 
melaleuca trees) immediately kills plants and more slowly will kill fishes..


Robert J. Goldstein, Ph.D.
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Environmental Consultants
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