Voynich through Phonetic Irish

[Bluetoes101]

I'm so sorry... your logic doesn't make any sense. Why WOULD "Bark Tea" make an appearance elsewhere in the text? This was a hypothetical brought up by Stelfi. What I wrote on the paper reads TEA. BARK. WILLOW TREE. (sallow). The example I give from 54r with tea reads: TEAWATER

"And, again, could you please translate the following sentence (not from the VMS, I just made it up) into the dialect of Irish that you think the VMS Author used, and then show how he would write it with the Voynichese alphabet?

    Tea of willow bark is good for stomach and liver ailments.  Take one cup 
    daily for ten days. Willow grows in open fields and river banks.

Thank you.

All the best, --stolfi"

"TEA. BARK. WILLOW. TREE" Maybe we both have weird logic?  
Could you write the requested sentence it in a way that you would be happy for it to be evaluated? It seems I didn't understand your response previously.