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Asparagus as medicine

Published on: February 28, 2019

Ancient Greeks and Romans used asparagus as medicine for healing toothaches and preventing bee stings.

Ancient Greeks and Romans used asparagus as medicine for healing toothaches and preventing bee stings.

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