Uhaloa leaf is used by herbalist for chronic asthma, and as a believed natural anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal agent. It's often utilized for sore throat and internally for arthritis, neuralgia, and the common cold, cough, bronchial phlegm and to loosen mucous. Because of its properties and chemical constituents, it's very similar to Mullein, Coltsfoot, Slippery Elm, and Indian Tobacco. In fact, these all go great together. I often like to mix herbs which share similar applications in herbalism. It's very important to research possible interactions first, and speak with a doctor..
I decided to put biblical tidbits on here because I felt compelled by the holy spirit in repentance to do so. We need to forgive. We need to repent. We need to stop doing the same bad habits and turn to God and be in his shadow and his shelter and his secret place.
White Willow bark is most commonly known for being a source from which serpent medical companies mass produce aspirin. Native Americans used it as an anti-biotic. It's of major interest to phytochemist and has a vast history of folk lore surrounding it as well. I'm not a Doctor but especially consult with one if you have ulcers, but I digress. I became very interested in this stuff when I began to wonder what potential benefits and applications it has in herbalism, aside from containing the acid that makes NSIDS. I often wonder if the tree itself is endangered because of its industrial charm. Somebody grow this and spread its seed, and clone it. Read more about White Willow here.
We all make mistakes, but we must work to not make those mistakes repeatedly. We must follow the proper shepherd of Jesus Christ and the Most High God and ask forgiveness when we screw up, and beg mercy if we have to. But if you want God to protect you and deliver you, you gotta do what he ask, and SERVE him, and not other false gods and iols. You don't want to upset him and then expect him to protect you for being an idiot.
Wild Lettuce, or Opium Lettuce is considered very valuable by Native Americans. Its use has been documented as far back as the 19th century. Physicians would use it when Opium itself could not be obtained. In 1911 this herb was extensively studied by the Council Of The Pharmaceutical Society in Great Britain.This alone shows you how far the mainstream scientific world has known about the medicinal benefits of plants. All credit belongs to the Most High God though. This says a lot about its potential I think. To me, it's not as good as Kratom, and is non-narcotic. It goes great however with it, and anything CBD or HEMP related. It's not bad tasting, and I find it great when I'm sick and the Native Americans agreed. God gave man every seed bearing herb, but he also wants us to use discernment and tell the difference between for us to use and for us to leave alone. This plant I believe is for our benefit. It does grow wild in certain areas of the United States! It's not an addictive narcotic like Opium basically. There have been no attempts to ban it that I know of, thank God. Remember to Pray to God if you want your activism to go far! Continue to fight for your country America, the right way, the Godly way. Read more about Wild Lettuce here.
I listed Wisteria on here because of its aromatic potential. It smells good ( really good ). The flowers smell godly and are sure to lift anyones mood at any place, any time. It's a very tough vine though so be careful. It can climb up to the tops of really tall trees and is almost snake like with its very thick and almost predator like vine. It can get as big around as a tree branch and it's almost impossible to get rid of ( not that you'd want to ). These are good things to know though. It reminds me of my Grandma, which reminds me to encourage all of you to learn, become investigative journalist, research narcissism, the bible, and investigate corruption, and take up covert activism.
Witch Hazel has been used by the Native Americans in the form of a decoction. Decoctions are made by boiling roots and barks for an extended period of time. They used it to to treat swellings, inflammations, sores, bruises, and even tumors. Other herbalist applications for this incredible botanical include: psoriasis, eczema, aftershave applications, ingrown nails, to prevent sweating of the face, cracked or blistered skin, for treating insect bites, poison ivy, and as a treatment for varicose veins and hemorrhoids(yikes!). You'll notice that it's quite often listed as an active ingredient in over the counter health products such as antiseptics, teas, mouthwashes, topical gels for cuts and burns, etc.This is proof of its industrial importance. Read more about Witch Hazel here.Traditional American culture before the influence of fascist industrialization was all about Do It Yourself. We baked pies, made tinctures, and grew food and medicine, and lived well. Thrive it. May God bless America, and bring his spirit of fear and wrath upon those who never repent or change from their severe wicked deeds.
Wormwood is believed by some to have oneirogenic properties by some, see biblical warnings about the difference between prophecy and divination. Throughout history it's been used as a vermifuge ( to get rid of worms ), as a medicine, and even as an ingredient in psychoactive liquors like Absinthe, and as a natural pest repellant, and animal repellant as well believe it or not. It can help when sick with a cold of flu but I quit using this particular one when I found out what it represented in the book of Revelation. I'm not condemning all plants because of this, but they named it after what was symbolic of a fallen angel, and it a history of use heavily in idolic cultures in false god service so be biblically warned by the second commandment in Exodus 20. I've used it in a home made DIY spray to keep pest off my plants. You basically just make a tea of it and spray it on your garden for that. Some of the most creative and inspirational minds in human history have been a fan of consuming the stuff! Discover more about the science and lore associated with Wormwood.
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