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25.01.2022 Are you ready to get your mind blown? In Gabon, my local friend Patrick introduced me to the wild world of IBOGA -- a psychedelic drug that is found in the roo...ts of a special tree. IBOGA is used traditionally in Central Africa, but Gabon is the 'Tibet' of Africa in the spiritual sense, where the Bwiti culture is found Follow Drew Binsky for daily travel videos, and if you want to see my vids pop up on your newsfeed again, please go to my profile and click --> Following --> See First. Thanks! P.S. - If you are wondering, I only ate a small bite to taste it and did not feel any effect... I am not the type of person who would enjoy completely tripping out for days with no control. But I really enjoyed the rituals and learning all about it.
25.01.2022 Kräuterbuch von Jacobus Theodorus "Tabernaemontanus" anno 1625 - 1600 pages, 3000 plants in German http://www.kraeuter.ch/
24.01.2022 Caterpillar fungus, or cordyceps, is the most prized ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine. Worth three times its weight in gold, the fungus appears every ...year around May and June on the Tibetan Plateau, where families pack their bags and head to the mountains to harvest this valuable remedy. Summertime in Tibet is caterpillar fungus season. Don’t miss our stories, what’s buzzing around the web, and bonus material. Get GT in your inbox! Sign up at http://www.goldthread2.com/newsletter
24.01.2022 Santalum acuminatum Quandong, Native Peach Santalum acuminatum belongs to the Santalaceae family along with the Sandalwood (Santalum album) and Native Cherries ...(Exocarpos spp.). It is commonly known as the Quandong. See more about the Quandong @ https://www.anbg.gov.au//interns-/santalum-acuminatum.html Noongar uses for Quandong Traditionally Noongar people would eat the succulent bright red fruits raw or dry it out to store for later use. The roots have edible suckers that are juicy and succulent with a bitter or sweet taste. Wongup flowers were also soaked in water to make a sweet drink. Wood was used by Noongar for shields, after which families would return to eat the raw, sweet gum that oozed from the wounded tree. Removing the outer peel uncovers a kernel which can be cracked open to reveal the nut, which is then roasted and eaten. The seeds contain oil which can be used for skin moisturising and treating skin sores. Just grind the seeds into a paste and add water. The fruit makes a tasty snack and can be made into pies, jams and jellies jams and preserves. See more about the Quandong https://www.wheatbeltnrm.org.au//bush-tucker-plant-wongup-
23.01.2022 A Medical Botany of the Confederate States by Francis Peyre Porcher, 1833 https://docsouth.unc.edu/imls/porcher/porcher.html
22.01.2022 The sacred pipe is an artifact so holy that people outside of this tribe are not allowed to see it. #StoryOfGod
19.01.2022 Every single plant in the garden at Alnwick Castle can kill you. That's why it's called The Poison Garden. Every. Plant. There. Can. Kill. You. Let's go check it out! https://greatbig.is/2rBT5F6
15.01.2022 In South Korea, bamboo salt is as ubiquitous as the table variety, except it’s considered a form of medicine used to combat disease, indigestion and pain. Take a rare glimpse inside one top producer’s secret 1,300-day process to refine the mineral. https://greatbig.is/38YGwod
13.01.2022 SPECIES PROFILES FOR PACIFIC ISLAND AGROFORESTRY: ECOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC, AND CULTURAL RENEWAL https://agroforestry.org/free-pub/traditional-tree-profiles
10.01.2022 DJ WOWL! Was doing some gardening in the forest and stumbled upon some poison oak. Kanenhariyo helps his friend with some Pigeon-berry bush tea using the red bark of the plant.
09.01.2022 "Leave your drugs in the chemist's pot if you can heal the patient with food". - Quote by Hippocrates (y) (y) (y) :-) Photo Description - Australian bush tucker..., Alice Springs If you are looking for information about Indgenous Australian bushfoods you can view some of this information at Australian Aboriginal Bushfood and Medicines https://www.facebook.com/AustralianAboriginalBushfoodandMedicines/
07.01.2022 #ICYMI:Honey has long been used as bush medicine by traditional owners in Western Australia's Kimberley region. But nowadays scientific testing has shown some A...ussie honey has medicinal properties similar to those present in New Zealand's Manuka product...and that's created a golden opportunity for a local business in Broome See more
06.01.2022 Indigenous knowledge meets beekeeping science in Western Australia's Kimberley region. ...Ms Appleby and her husband, David, started Walaja Raw Bush honey six y...ears ago. Using an extraction facility in Broome, Mr Appleby produces anywhere between 700 and 800 kilograms of honey on a good day. "The melaleuca honey is very aromatic. It's light and sweet and it's got quite a depth of taste," he said. "But what makes this melaleuca so special is when I had it tested, the results came back with a total activity of 26.6... which is right up there with the best active honey I've been advised." Key points: - Traditional owners in the Kimberley have been using bush honey in food and medicine for generations - There has been a spike in honey sales during the coronavirus pandemic across Australia - Scientists believe some varieties of Australian honey are just as good, if not better, than NZ manuka SOURCE: ABC @ https://www.abc.net.au//wach-bush-honey-indigeno/12307510
05.01.2022 JABUTICABA Brazilian grapetree, jabuticaba, is a tree in the family Myrtaceae. Common in Brazilian markets, jabuticabas are largely eaten fresh; their popularit...y has been likened to that of grapes. Fresh fruit may begin to ferment 3 to 4 days after harvest, so they are often used to make jams, tarts, strong wines, and liqueurs. Due to the short shelf-life, fresh jabuticaba fruit is rare in markets outside areas of cultivation. See more
05.01.2022 These are Aloe Vera 2 traditional recipes in Sri Lanka. Credit: Traditional Me (youtube.com/channel/UCfCw8GGyGpXmtxDTNJ7J5VA)
02.01.2022 the medicine wheel is inside of you not in a pile of stones, the medicine wheel is inside the heart and body ~ The quiet revolution of the 7th generation: die stille revolution der 7. generation by Henry Red Cloud. Henry Red Cloud is the direct 5th generation descendant of Chief Red Cloud
01.01.2022 The healing and medicinal components of plants has been vital to human existence since the dawn of time. From nourishment to skincare to metabolistic boosters - nature provides a solution for all! Join Clarence as he explores a jungle garden grown for healing, health and enjoyment.
01.01.2022 TBT Sacred Corn. A staple in the Diné diet. Today the corn most people eat is probably a little different. From kneel down bread to corn meal... our Diné mastered cooking with corn. Enjoy the video.
