Who else enjoys it?

I've been having it lately when taking liquid choline chloride (the manufacturer suggests mixing it with fruit juice to mask the taste - but as it's a salt, the sweet juice doesn't work well - something meaty does) - but even without the choline, the beef tea is beautiful.

For those who don't know, beef tea is basically beef extract in hot water, like a stock.

Yep, tis nice.

What's choline chloride?

I've had beef tea when ever I was sick or had the flu and I did enjoy it a lot

It's a very very pure and strong form of choline, one which happens to taste absolutely foul as it's essentially a liquid salt.

http://www.protectlife.com/ws/product/ch...e_-_480ml/

Damn, that site focuses a lot on the possible roles of choline in sexual arousal - which basically translates to "if you improve nerve transmission, you also improve the transmission in nerves that signal genitalia", which is technically true but not the main point.

http://www.lef.org/Vitamins-Supplements/...oride.html < where I actually got mine from

When I was a kid, Bonox was very popular. It was advertised on TV with the slogan "coffee, tea or Bonox". I haven't tried it in about 40 years, but I remember it tasting good.

What is beef tea?  Is it different from broth?

My impression was that tea was a plant, and drinks called tea were decoctions made from plants (usually, but not exclusively tea plants).

And you can boil cow bones or bones with some meat attached, and I forget which is which (ah 3m t3h cheph dez awesoems) but they're broth or stock...

It's obviously made from the beef leaves brewed in hot water.

LOL

I believe it would be known in  the states as broth

I prefer chicken broth over beef broth

Chicken leaves?

yes you can buy them at the store, also

same section as beef leaves and seeds

They're always out of stock of beef seeds when I ask at the local store, they also look at me funny.