Quote:
Originally Posted by
DanialRadFAN01 
Chris listened. "Well I wonder how we find out which one is funniest. Do they tell jokes?!" he asked getting excited. He then watched as the smartest person he knew got an idea. "What is it Cela? Hyssop!!! Get it! Get it!" he cheered flipping to the index for the word. "Page two five three." he went to it and read. "It is the main revital..izing he..rb for the nerv.ees and the braain cells. It incree ases intelligence, longe vity, circul ation in the brrrrain and improves both short term & long term memory."
He pointed at it as he waited for her to return with the smart herb.:
"I don't know, if they say anything we should laugh anyway just so they don't feel bad if they aren't humourous after all."
Cela stood up and sort of bounced around in excitement, she was going to GET THE HERB! She fetched her kit and placed it on the work bench, looking up at Chris as if looking for approval.
She peeked at what he was reading and eyed up the rest of it.
"Brahmi.... blah blah.... helps in increasing a person’s intelligence.... YAY! Thats what we want! Smart juice!"
Quote:
Brahmi has an established reputation as an effective and powerful brain and nerve tonic, among all the Indian ayurvedic herbal therapies used to this end. Cells in the brains and the nerves are restored and revitalized by this herb and thus is acts in restoring nervous function. Traditional has given a reputed name to the effectiveness of this herb, and the brahmi is believed to be very effective in improving the circulation of blood in the brain, it is believed to help in increasing a person’s intelligence, it is believed to be endow longevity to a person, and said to promote both the short term as well as long term memory of people, last but not least the herbal remedy is said to be capable of staling the symptoms of physical aging and is believed to reduce senility in older individuals.
Ooookay, now which one was the Water hyssop again? Brahmi... it was labeled of course, but Cela wanted to make sure because her brother always said that you should double check and not just trust a label.
"...The plant is an aqua-tic creeping per-enni-al herb, marked off by crinkled leaves and distinctive white flowers." Cela looked through the kit and beamed when she spotted the package labeled Water hyssop. She pulled it out and examined it. Yeaaaaah it looked like the descriptiony thingy!
She held it up for Chris to look at.