Wild Lettuce Extract: A Natural Pain Reliever

[priscillawillis]

Very easy to follow and informative both. Thanks !

[jeremydehart]

I love native plants, and have done a lot of research on them. The wild lettuce is one of my favorites. I love them all, but I love the purple dead nettle as well. It’s another one of my favorites, I make tea with it a lot!! It’s very good for inflammation and is packed with antioxidants!! Great video, and great job!! Mae God bless you and your family!✝️👈🏼❤️‍🔥🙏👍🏼. 👍🏼👍🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.

[NeznanSedan]

Hello. Usualy i dont comment on youtube videos, but you seem like a nice person and i wanted to help. I dont know about this particular plant, but i have some general knowledge. Generally, to preserve food form bad microbes, you need to dry it as much as posible.If you dont wanna dry it extremly, u can prserve it from microbes by doing this things: saving it in very cold place, or incerse sugar concentration, or increse salt concentration, or combine it with something highly acidic, o infuze it with cold smoke.You can also do combinations of this antimicrobe strategies, but thats not always going to be very tasty for eating. My eye opening video on this topic was video from youtuber “ Adam Ragusae- How smokes preserves food“ .Talking about wild food, i would also recomend books from “ John Kallas: 1. Edible Wild Plants: Wild Foods From Dirt To Plate (possible to find online in pdf), 2. Edible Wild Plants : Wild Foods From Foraging To Feasting.“ I write this comment in rush becouse my friend is waiting me, sry for mistakes i make (my bad english). Have a great day, God bless.

[df]

You seem like a nice person. Thanks for the video.

[mikegeld]

How to use the finished resin? orally or smoke,

[isaiahjohnson]

I like your voice it's so calming 🙂

[slimj]

Very informative thank you I can identify it with ease now 😊

[Knife_Collector]

I don't understand the "pulled everything off". Did you drain most of the water, but then isn't the liquid what you wanted by cooking it? Or, did you mean you took it off the stove after cooking it down till most of the water was gone? This looks really interesting.. and may come in useful someday. Thank

[abduvohid]

it grows here in arid zones. I ate it fresh during sunshaine and noticed that in a hot waether it keep cold in its leaves like refregirator

[infjstardust]

new subscriber...love your videos! God bless!

[gabrielwimmershoff]

Thank you great info, and I made some dandelion tar, it has a sweet aroma, love the smell.

[warneachothereverydayheb.]

Great! I think I've seen these "weeds" LOL around my place!

[paintaway]

thanks for the video, have you ever used it? and how did it work?

I've read that the sap/milk of the bigger stalk when taken in adequate amounts (of course that's why you need a bigger stalk to collect it more of it) has the same results as opioids, but not with the same withdrawal symptoms.... so I've wondered for some time, could that be used to help people who want to stop using opioid narcotics? It's a thought.

[montaybarnes]

how do you store it after extraction? i found several in my backyard

[loveSparklesonU]

Heres my questions you said you use squirts.could be more specific using teaspoon amounts for wet and dry.what if you wanted to capsule the dry. Is one capsule full enough.thanks

[juanitamoffatt]

Thanks forr the info 😊 just wondering if the wild lettuce always has spikes on the stalk. Im in Australia and i see something that has the spikes under the saw tooth leaves but doesnt seem to have stalk spikes. It looks very much like lettuce does when it goes to seed.

[flexbeastlytv]

Thank we have these one in our backyard her in Capetown 🇿🇦

[akzz]

I've extracted this plant with alcohol or chemicals, and it's surprising how well it works!

[joebrann]

What do you add it to?? How does it make you feel?

[nunyabusiness]

Wild lettuce is used mostly for insomnia, it doesn't do much for pain.
Use the stalks along with the leaves for a stronger medicine.