Cartier and his men were introduced to herbal tea by the indigenous population of Québec, which cured their scurvy. No lemons in Canada at the time I guess.
… balanced by the pain of learning how look it took for vitamin C knowledge to catch on after the successful experiment in 1601. Man, we act really s l o w l y.
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Cartier and his men were introduced to herbal tea by the indigenous population of Québec, which cured their scurvy. No lemons in Canada at the time I guess.
Curious. I assume it was high in Vitamin C...
Delighted to know the origins of hear hear’
… balanced by the pain of learning how look it took for vitamin C knowledge to catch on after the successful experiment in 1601. Man, we act really s l o w l y.
Yea, the knowledge was in circulation, yet countless lives were unnecessarily lost. Oh how little things have changed!
Lots of good stuff! I had no idea Madagascar had a queen.
Yes, it's not one of those things you hear about often. Madagascar never really gets a mention. Glad you enjoyed!
the way u write just flows and i feel like i know u i love it 🤍⭐️⭐️eee i would love your feedback bc you’re a strong writer on the post i put up last night i don’t mind if it’s constructive or what you think i cld improve!!!!