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Kaunaʻoa pehu, Love vine or Devil's gut Lauraceae Indigenous to the Hawaiian Islands Barber's Point, Oʻahu Kaunaʻoa pehu was used by early Hawaiians. The plants were pounded until soft, strained, and juice drunk to thin blood for women who have given birth or whose had thick blood. |
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| Author | David Eickhoff from Pearl City, Hawaii, USA |
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