May 31 • 🌱 General Discussion
Why does cleavers show up in BOTH the lymphatic AND immune categories?
Quick one for you all, and I want to hear your thinking before I drop the full picture.
If you’ve spent any time with lymphatic herbs, you’ve noticed cleavers, calendula, and echinacea keep appearing. Then you find them again in the immune category. Most explanations just say “it gets things moving,” which is a description with zero context.
So, here’s my question: do you think these are two separate mechanisms that happen to live in the same plants, or do you think lymphatic actions and immune actions aren’t actually that separate to begin with?
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Why does cleavers show up in BOTH the lymphatic AND immune categories?
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