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Mistletoe May Have Healing Properties Despite Being a Parasitic Plant as Proven by Ancient Human Civilizations

Medicine & Technology Dec 27, 2022

Ancient civilizations have used the glue-like substance of mistletoe berries for various applications, like trapping birds and even as skin ulcer ointment. Check out more about the uses of this parasitic plant in this article.

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Mistletoe May Have Healing Properties Despite Being a Parasitic Plant as Proven by Ancient Human Civilizations

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