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Me too. I second everything Jeff just said.

Wow! Way to go grandpa and grand daughter! :-)

Purslane the best nutrition sooo far thanks for mentioning Grandpa. Pricilla thanks your dogs for keep bugs away for you, just wash off and use lemon you’ll enjoy. Back in time 40 years ago my grandma used to cure my brother with make him drinks his own pee today my brother still alive and very healthy. God bless all of you

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I have been juicing with the root and leaves I have so much incredible energy

Toxic weed Flatweed looks like dandelion and grows everywhere. Google it.

@@faye5891 Toxic Flatweed looks just like dandelion and also grows in same places. Google it.

I switch to a ketogenic diet so it’s mostly meat and fats & less than 20% carbs but it does include greens 🥬.Main thing is to illuminate sugar’s and grains that become sugars when they break down. I lost weight and I feel great !

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Ok lets start a new spuce stand.

I Would never request such a thing!😆

Hahaha it’s the other way around at my house! And to make matters worst almost divorced me over recommending a micro clover lawn instead of grass! It’s going to take some time.

Any weed that is not poisonous over the long term will already be in the shop, available as a product. If you don't see it in the shops, best not to eat it. corporations and businesses make it their business to grow and sell anything they can to earn money, but they don't want to be sued for killing people or doing damage.... although, they still do it, for example the Roundup tragedy. Please think it through, if its not available at the health food shop as a tea or balm or food, it is best not to eat it. I have damage to liver, pancreas, kidneys, gut, eyes, nervous system, from drinking dandelion tea that a friend made while I was living at their cabin in the mountains. they said it was dandelion and we were all drinking it, the dried flower made into tea. After 3 months we were all suffering similar symptoms, but I had it worse and nearly lost movement in my legs. We finally learned that the 'dandelion' was flatweed. It is toxic over time and can kill cattle. This doesn't mean it cannot harm humans, this means it has not been tested on humans because no scientist would feed humans anything that can kill a larger mammal as it would make sense that it would damage humans even worse. There was cattle on the property where we rented the cabin, we saw cows die about one a month, and the owner said they didn't know what was making them 'lose condition.' I found out on a government website that the plant kills grazing animals after causing nerve damage. They go lame and blind first. The liver damage and nerve damage I got is permanent. I also have to use glasses. Before I drank that tea I had 2020 vision, then suddenly over 3 months I lost a lot of my sight. That is not from ageing, that was a sudden loss of vision. I also felt pain behind my eyes, had headaches, felt exhausted and had painful inflammation of all my joints. Just saying.

Teresa Gabriela Of course, everything in nature that we should eat is certainly not in a store. And many things that are sold in a store we should not eat if we are to be healthy. I’ve been a hygienic nutritional consultant, herbalist and naturopathic practitioner for around 49 years. I also owned a health food store for over twenty-three years and to this day provide edible wild presentations.

Be careful of Flatweed as it looks like dandelion but causes organ damage. Its highly toxic and can kill cattle.

Flatweed is "hairy/fuzzy" and have two flowers on one stem rather than ONLY one. In one video he called it cat's ear, another common name for it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ygTuv5bLDrY.html

@@gabrielasofiazarin9183, Foragers disagree with it being dangerous, although I haven't heard any of them mention cattle. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ygTuv5bLDrY.html

@@goodintentions1302 www.horsedvm.com/poisonous/flatweed/

@@goodintentions1302 csuvth.colostate.edu/poisonous_plants/Plants/Details/127

kleineroteHex used to eat dandelion as a child, liked flavor esp. The stem

@cynthia g toxic

make sure it is not toxic, this can kill horses and other grazing animals

Noted. :-)

Scots people have been eating Sourock (various kinds of wild sorrel from the family Oxalis) for millennia & we're not dead yet. There's a big difference between eating something that contains a particular ingredient as part of a healthy varied diet & chowing down on a big bowl of toxicity.

Very good if you just throw out the ramen noodles! 😉😁 As always, I wish you well. ... I guess I'm just so over ramen noodles since I've been watching them destroy the life of someone I love who depends on then cuz they're cheap, quick and easy. Only cheap before you start paying for the health damage. 😥