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Cassia
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Cassia
legume genus of the Caesalpiniaceae family of plants; contain anthraquinone glycosides which causes diarrhea and myopathy. Includes C. acutiflora (senna), C. arachoides, C. barclayana, C. didymobotrya, C. floribunda, C. obtusiflora (sicklepod), C. roemeriana. Many species in the genus have been reclassified as Senna spp.

Cassia occidentalis
causes degeneration of striated muscle with a consequent myoglobinuria and atrophy of skeletal muscles and cardiomyopathy of sufficient extent to cause death. Called also coffee senna, wild coffee.


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The effects, which may even be produced by brewing a tea from cassia bark, may also be beneficial for non diabetics to prevent and control elevated glucose and blood lipid levels.
All brands use juniper and coriander but Gordon's also uses ginger, cassia and nutmeg; Plymouth's seven botanicals include sweet orange and cardamom, while Bombay Sapphire uses cassia bark and grains of paradise (which Noel Jackson dismisses as "only black pepper").
Ingredients: 1 rack of pork belly ribs 1 litre Chang beer 2 strips cassia bark or cinnamon stalk 1 star anise 6 cloves 1 stalk lemongrass 500g raw peeled peanuts (blanched in cold water and Chang Steamed Mussels with Lemongrass & Chilli.
 
 
 
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