Writing of Dandelion and its virtues, Doctor Geo F. Collier stated in an 1843 issue of The Lancet:
“The great objection to its use will be that it costs nothing, and may be made by everyone, without pharmaceutical mystery or expense.”
Writing of Dandelion and its virtues, Doctor Geo F. Collier stated in an 1843 issue of The Lancet:
“The great objection to its use will be that it costs nothing, and may be made by everyone, without pharmaceutical mystery or expense.”