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How do i get boxwood for arthritis and does it really work?
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Careful: Boxwood is a very common shrub in the us. The leaves should not be used as they can cause serious harm, including death. I am unsure where you would obtain this but there is no evidence that this is helpful for arthritis.
Answered 3/26/2013
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