I was diagnosed with Chronic Bronchitis a few years ago. Ever since then, I've had bronchitis at least once per year. I was sick with bronchitis 3 months ago and now have it again. Except this time I don't have insurance and can't afford a doctor.A $1,000 hospital bill is out of the question for me right now.The difference this time is I had a temp of 103 and teeth shattering chills. was sick with bronchitis 3 months ago and now have it again. Except this time I don't have insurance and can't afford a doctor. A $1,000 hospital bill is out of the question for me right now. The difference this time is I had a temp of 103 and teeth shattering chills.
There are three varieties of asparagus: American and British, which is green; French, which is purple; and Spanish and Dutch, which is white. The most common type of asparagus is green; the white asparagus is more delicate and is difficult to harvest; the purple asparagus is smaller and fruitier in flavor.
Asparagus is harvested when the spears emerge in early spring. Typically the harvest season lasts only 60 to 90 days. Most beds produce up to 30 years, with the largest output between the fifth and twelfth year, followed by a decline after that. When buying a bunch of asparagus, its weight might vary from three-fourths of a pound to over two pounds. Generally, 1 pound of fresh asparagus will provide 2 cups, cut up. A 10-ounce can (if one dares to use the canned variety), amounts to about 1 1/2 cups, cut up. Spears of asparagus are graded based on the diameter of the spear, which is measured 9 down from the tip.