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Are Lucky Beans Poisonous?

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The pods can be seen from June to October. Each pod is triangular in shape, 30 mm long and splits open to reveal the shiny red-and-black ‘lucky bean‘ seeds. The seeds are poisonous and contain abrin, which is released if the pod is eaten. What is the use of Lucky Bean? The bark is laid … Read more

What Is The Use Of Lucky Bean?

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The bark is laid on raw to treat arthritis and rheumatism, boiled to ease toothache, and burnt to heal open wounds. crushed leaves are applied to festering sores, whilst an infusion of the leaves used as eardrops relieves earache. Can you eat lucky beans? The seeds are poisonous and contain abrin, which is released if … Read more