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I just read the post befor mine about the soultion to heal cuts. I thought why not share some age old secrets with the readers. I know some of you know the uses for certain plants and if I missed any please share it with us. Its getting cold and flu season again the main thing I use is called husk its a root when you chew on it in relives soar throughts plus saves money! Here is a link with some stuff that might be very useful just dont let your doctor know that he got aced out by mother nature. Good luck stay heathy! Here is the link!
http://www.holisticbird.org/pages/mtrees.htm
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Some of thos3e are reasonably good. As far as the Willow trees, anything like that should not be used by any child under the age of 18. The active ingredients are salicylates which can cause a very serious and sometimes fatal complication called Reyes Syndrome. Some children afflicted are not killed, but become completely disabled. Children should avoid this like the plague.
Thanks you for your wisdom again BO!
we have a plant called "lamb's foot" that grows in meadows and fields around here that helps heal minor skin wounds and infections
Some Indian tribes used a poultice made from Plantain for cuts and wounds.
In the last few years scientists have discovery a cancer fighting agent in the Mountain Helmlock conifer trees.Now there are licenced people who harvest helmlock buds to further these studies.
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we have a plant called "lamb's foot" that grows in meadows and fields around here that helps heal minor skin wounds and infections
Some of thos3e are reasonably good. As far as the Willow trees, anything like that should not be used by any child under the age of 18. The active ingredients are salicylates which can cause a very serious and sometimes fatal complication called Reyes Syndrome. Some children afflicted are not killed, but become completely disabled. Children should avoid this like the plague.
Thanks you for your wisdom again BO!
Some Indian tribes used a poultice made from Plantain for cuts and wounds.
In the last few years scientists have discovery a cancer fighting agent in the Mountain Helmlock conifer trees.Now there are licenced people who harvest helmlock buds to further these studies.
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