Dandelions and Civilization (short vid)UPDATED pg 11 Dandelion and Spike Proteins

Thx!

For those with an hour and a bit....


The story of Juliette de Bairacli Levy - a herbalist, traveler, author and pioneer of holistic veterinary medicine.

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Lance, you have the most amazing information tucked away - I respect you to the moon and back! Long may you post and continue educating the rest of us!

Big hugs for you!

thank you for posting this~

It seems (like in the next year or two) that the West might be having even more issue then we do now. As the world gets more divisive the plant workers around the edges of it can become even more informed via one another.

I don't buy the Gaia/hippy stuff myself but I do understand plant medicines. Anyone reading this thread should pay attention to this fellows herbal medicine interviews and books, he is brilliant.



It was only through the thread I do not mention anymore , when I became a Born Again Christian, where I realized that my associations with neo-paganism was wrong. But then I realized that the tech works. Herbs do heal. Food heals. So scrap the persons personal delusions about 'Mother Earth' and just save all of this fellows interviews.

I'm probably going to switch to more media. People can DL (and save it as Q would say STORE OFFLINE), it makes it easier because the people who are speaking realize they are talking to the general public (myself included even though I do have some level of detail). So That is my next task is to find more (since I know some of these people) media. The rains seem to have set in here and I have time.

Plus people who don't get 'rain' as a season get winter and they have more time. I can drift off into obscure herbology but I don't think I will do that. I will try and offer the best of what Western Euro's and North Americans can do simply.

I may repeat myself, normally because I found a better thing. I'm going to add to the above lecture on Lyme and say that one of my Naturopath buddies used pretty much the same protocol for STD's...and had good success...just saying...maybe they are linked I lost my access to the UBC Library because my passwords now belong to Prof's accounts.

So, we can prolly make the easiest access herbal/Permie threads on the planet really. And why not. But again, I'll bring up the unmentionable thread and say STORE OFFLINE.

If you are really into Permaculture I'd say this library and skill set is the best place to go in North America
[link to permies.org]

This would be the place to go for specific advice, for specific Garden Zones etc. Hence I had a hard time picking plants for someones specific garden. What I can do (with backup) is find the best data on a plant that grows near you. In the interview above they are talking about Japaenese knotweed which grows in clumps here and everyone wants to get rid of it because it is an 'invasive species' which is a fricking myth.

I guess I'm rambling to combat the Democrat debate I watched through which is still stuck in my head as stupid.

An hour...and a bit of woo but a decent interview none the less. Plant Alchemy is always interesting.

Release this where you live...fuck 'invasive plant bahooey'...

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GuLP didn't want me to embed it for some reason.

Thread: How to grow a forest in two years

During an interview, country music star Loretta Lynn said she and her children lived on dandelion when her husband walked out on them for 2 weeks once. Guessing she found ingredients for dressing and made salads

Dandelion Has Spike Protein Blocking Capability & Antiplatelet Action
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The common Dandelion has a new role — a very important one.

Upon searching for an antidote that could help pregnant and breastfeeding moms with the possible transmission of the spike protein from the covid experimental gene therapy (“vaccine”), I stumbled on something that excited me.
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Thank you for this most informative thread that deserves a

I’m enjoying your posts to glean any knowledge I don’t have. There are probably more lurkers than you would think. Yarrow, bee balm (monarda fistulosa) and plantain are a few that grow readily in my area that I wouldn’t be without.

So I just came across this amazing thread and its already at 11 pages!

Sweet potatoes make wonderful indoor plants. If you have a sweet potato tuber, leave it on the kitchen window ledge/sill(does need some sun) and over time, it will sprout, when it does sprout you can train it around the window frame and when you are bored with it, plant it.

Comfrey:

This is also know as poor mans fish and chips. When the leaves are small and young, lightly batter them and fry them.

Cool! It's truly amazing all the benefits plants have to offer.

June 10 2019...that's why you didn't notice it! I just dusted it off to add the spike protein link.

I just saw this thread and wanted to add it here:

Thread: Dandelions (yes, the weed) block S1 (spike) proteins from binding to ACE2 receptors

Now I shall add your thread to that one.

So the dandelion and spike protein link went poof then came back. [link to survivaldan101.com (secure)]
That should still work...

Bumping...it is time to harvest the roots in the next few weeks if you are going to do it.

Bumping because I found a pound of root I had tucked away (OP).

Add dandelions to this!

Thread: Cosmic Death Fungus - General (Page 44)

Roasted dandelion root tea is one of my favorites! Can be pricey at the store but if you don't spray your lawn you can cultivate your own :)

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It's the time of year to bump an older thread because...it is important.