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🌿 Hazel Medicine, Old & New
Hazel has always lived in two worlds: the nut, which modern science embraces as a cardiometabolic ally, and the leaf and bark, which belong to the older household pharmacopeia of astringents, tonics, and poultices. This Note gathers Hazel’s medicinal story across time: folk, monastic, Ayurvedic, and contemporary research while keeping the distinctions clear. The Nut:
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