'Bush tea' danger - News - JamaicaObserver.com : Bush tea' danger Cerassie, ganja tea, aloe vera among potentially harmful home remedies BY DESMOND ALLEN Executive Editor - Operations allend@jamaicaobserver.com Thursday, March 29, 2012 POPULAR bush remedies, or 'bush teas' widely consumed in Jamaica and other Caribbean nations have been found to be potentially harmful in recent scientific studies and appraisal by the University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, St Andrew. Among the bush teas identified by the studies as favourites across the Caribbean are cerassie, annatto, peri-winkle, dandelion, vervine, guaco, cashew bark, coconut shell, aloe vera, and cannabis satira (marijuana). RAGOOBIRSINGH… Jamaican diabetes patients seem to suffer more severe kidney problems 1/1 The studies said that although these "bushes" had possible beneficial ingredients, they also had potential toxins which could be harmful to individuals. It noted that use of bush r
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