Ancient of Lore
Padawan Learner
While the root bark of the sassafras plant has historically been used by Native Americans to treat illness including fever and rheumatism, the oil from sassafras lends a different result. There is a compound in sassafras oil called safrole, which is a known carcinogen. The FDA set a ban on sassafrass oil back in the 1960s. However, extracts from the roots of the plant are still legal as long as they do not contain safrole.
For hundreds of years it was useful, but now it's not.
Plus, the substance's so called "sideeffects" and chemical characteristics are also similar.
Did anyone experiment with it?
For hundreds of years it was useful, but now it's not.
Plus, the substance's so called "sideeffects" and chemical characteristics are also similar.
Did anyone experiment with it?