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And another unique answer from the Head Boy. "Right again, Chris," the Professor smiled, "again, if you make a tea from the seeds.. not only does it cure stomach aches but also cold and flu."
They wouldn't be making any tea today though.
"Who wants to give these seeds a taste then?" He asked, grinning around the room. Many of them hadn't wanted to touch the aloe gel or put the mugwort in their shoes.. how would they feel about chewing on dill seeds? "Chewing the seeds aids with digestion, and freshens the breath," he stated, setting the container on the desk of a nearby student. "Take a few seeds, give them a chew and pass the container on."
Chris grinned as the Professor agreed and went into further detail with his answer about the dill herb. He was sad that they weren't going to be drinking the tea.
The Head Boy instantly perked up when he heard they got to try the seeds. He grabbed the tin that the Professor was passing around and popped a few into his mouth and began to chew them. They didn't taste bad just not wonderful.
"Well professor are you trying to tell us that our breath stinks?" he joked with the man.