and heres you a really good one! ever notice the increase in mexican food resturants lately? why do you think this is? heres one reason,a simple herb found in nearly all mexican dishes,cilantro.(its actually used around the world)heres a little fact about it and why it suddenly apeared on grocery store shelves seemingly overnight.for many years there was a herb banned in much of the world,that herb was corriander,it was reported all over the place as deadly poisonous.Even now its not easy to find most places,and when you do its real expensive,and recipes using it use very very little.Well heres the secret, corriander and cilantro are the EXACT same!cilantro,simply uses the leaves/stems while corriander is the seeds of the exact plant!.corriander in large doses is a severe hullacenagen and in large enough doses is fatal.It was banned because folks were simply using it as a drug. they would get high and do crazy things,simply from eating!so in the middle ages when kings and so forth were so paranoid about poisons they simply banned it and since it was banned the reasoning was it was poison.they loved the taste but were afraid of the after effects. But in nature the leaves of a plant doesnt hold so much of a chemical as the seeds do,so folks found they could get the taste without so much of the poison,with one added benifit.its a natural appetite increaser!folks trying to diet should never eat mexican food made with cilantro youl overeat every time.it actually gives you the munchies just like pot!dont believe it? next time you have a party,put out a bowl of ketchup and a bowl of salsa,see which disapears first.one problem though,know your guests real well.folks with a history of mental problems should never use cilantro,or corriander.folks with a history of severe headaches shouldnt either. It often triggers migraine headaches and very few folks associate eating with a headache.
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