Medicinal Teas - Pine Needle Tea

[@jeweloftheisle498]

I think your 11 year old Chanel is going to become very popular as the word gets out about it being an antidote to a certain jab I will not mention. Again Thankyou ❤️

[@kristenstrauss2829]

Can I just add though I’m Curious of the date your can lid had on it 🧐. The other video I watched on pine needle tea the guy did this to measure 👌🏼. Hmmm

[@paultabin5837]

Government is going to start cutting down and banning pine trees

[@gwilson4658]

@@paultabin5837 They've already made a valuable supplement -- n-acetyl cysteine -- hard to get by starting to make it prescription only.

[@infiniteawareness2698]

There is also Pycnogenol which is pine tree bark extract. Don't know if that is the same thing or has the same material in the finished product as pine needle tea does. But I take Pycnogenol as well as the tea.

[@chb8037]

@@infiniteawareness2698 i have both.. but you can take the pine tree bark also... the pycnogenol isn't extract.. .its just the active chemical in it.. the pine needle is different.. all related tho... turpentine she mentioned as bad is also useful..

[@stopthenwo100]

Your daughter is lucky to be taught by you, having so much wisdom. Schools don't teach people to be self sufficient

[@rosyrose4620]

Nope. They don’t want us to be. So dang sad that we listened to them for so many years.🤦‍♀️

[@Rosesraspberries72]

Schools are made to dummify us.

[@jilligain3409]

Definitely. I didn’t learn much from school at all except how to be bullied & sexually harassed

[@vivalabad6]

They purposefully don't teach us that, because being self sufficient is a natural want/instinct. That's why we need to be taught/brainwashed to consider the rest of society, who are really just complete strangers.

[@caseykelso1]

Her daughter is a teenager now...lol I just found her site.we love this kind of video 🎉

[@NCHiker1970]

I guess I could say that this is one tea I drank a lot of while in survival training in the USMC. It really helped keep the energy levels up and on a cold night was great for taking the chill out of you!

[@joyceobeys6818]

Cayenne pepper thins the blood and causes the body to get hot and even sweat. It will also stop a heart attack.

[@Jake0212]

@@joyceobeys6818 really?

[@joyceobeys6818]

Grated Ginger root in warm water with honey causes me to not be able to keep my eyes open, but I heard others say it gives them energy. It knocks me out.

[@joyceobeys6818]

Pine gives my husband and I energy. And they say if you mix pine with real organic cane sugar or organic non toxic turpentine which is also pine, mixed with the organic sugar, that it kills worms but I don’t know this for sure. We chew on the long pine needles and then spit them out when we hike. They are bitter but good for you.

[@jofipps376]

@@joyceobeys6818 How do you recognize the non-toxic pine trees?

[@normabussey2254]

Thank you so much, we had some pine needle tea today off our property & it does taste great. It has an ingredient, an antidote to protect us from those shedding the sinister covid injections.

[@funnyvids7167]

Yes!!

[@rosyrose4620]

Really? They SHED??😳

[@normabussey2254]

@@rosyrose4620 ....I probably used the wrong term....but yes, they are transferring dangerous spike proteins to the unvaccinated. I think Dr. Tenpenny said transferring or transmitting is the better term to use. So we need to up our protection & not get in close proximity to those vaccinated. I know a new car dealership here, turned away someone who was vaccinated & so are some alternative practitioners.

[@livonia1807]

@@rosyrose4620 lots of people pet are dying just from the vaccinated being around them.. imagine what it will do to you

[@kittybeck151]

@@normabussey2254 I don't see how a person can shed a foreign protein. Even if you inhaled it, how could that hurt you? The vax sends a messenger RNA to make your cells produce the spike protein. How could someone else's "shedding" cause your cells to produce spike proteins? Nothing is being injected directly into your bloodstream. This just doesn't make sense to me.

[@SeekingNamelessly]

Protect videos like this and don't draw the wrong attention, and watch your key words when you post. You should know what I mean - peace

[@bencapka4000]

Your home-schooled daughter is going to turn out so much better than the average kid.

[@jacobbroad2989]

Ben Capka yup Publix’s school are programming stations that teach you useless knowledge setting you up for a life of stress matrixing

[@mfrass830]

Home schooled kids usually do...

[@garydavis2473]

It contains B17 a vitamin America took off the essential list in 192o about the time Cancer started taking off. Its contains a cyanide atom, but the govt knew in moderation it wasn't toxic; how would the cabal make money by lowering cancer rates. Pine needles, apple seeds, apricot seeds, bitter almonds. Read your research, start Krebs cited papers.

[@lindanorris2455]

RIGHT ON.

[@tomengel8218]

Keep the kids away from the marxist schools Our entire “leadership” is sold out to China

[@paml.6101]

God has provided us with everything that we need. Thank-You most high Lord of Eternity and Infinity.

[@joegatt2751]

Amen Pam~ Amen~

[@robertganther3695]

Yes, Thank You Heavenly Father !

[@erina2538]

Hallelu'Yah

[@mrbuck5059]

There is cures for every single disease including cancer out in the woods. Skip that chemotherapy crap and go into the woods and you will find everything you need to get a cure. Research.

[@samg.r.4387]

That’s why I’m watching…I’m concerned about others who are shedding the spiked protein. Thank you for this video.

[@janeth20ski9]

I hope this helps my extended family who took that jab.

[@Piamia1010]

@@janeth20ski9 sadly I don’t think it will 💔 long term nobody will be okay :( It will help you with the transmission of the spike protein given off from the vxxd though.

[@barbibutton9619]

@@janeth20ski9 my mom is having terrible issues including nosebleeds and neurological problems since the jab

[@janeth20ski9]

@@barbibutton9619 I’m so sorry. I’m scared for my extended family. I tried telling them but they wouldn’t listen. I’m glad my kids listened. My father and 2 brothers did not. My one brother is having problems with his chest.

[@3075bridget]

@@janeth20ski9 I’ve tried warning others to no avail also.

[@krjourneyfan78]

I read a comment within an article, about the dangers of “the shot.” In the comment, pine needle tea was mentioned. I read the article on my phone. I came to YT, with my tablet which i keep incognito, looking for something to listen to, and this video was in my feed! Truly this is God/The Universe at work. “There are no coincidences in the Universe.” Thank you!

[@ali-es2ye]

Same here, I just sent off an email to a friend asking if she knew What the tree looked like so i can find it and make it. Then this 11 yr old clip shows up???

[@krjourneyfan78]

@@ali-es2ye When you determine the type of pine tree to use, please let me know. Thank you!

[@anniescott855]

What kind of pine needles and how do you make it???? Thank you all and may God's blessings be upon you all...

[@gramma_1135]

I agree , same here

[@valeriewhite8798]

Same happened to me. My friend told me about this tea and I was just about to turn off my computer when I saw this. There are no coincidences ❤️😇🙏

[@MysticalLoveAndLight]

New subscriber here …I guess my creator wanted me to know this, because it just popped up in front of me…

[@gogreen3895]

Me too!

[@tracylawrence5258]

Same here.

[@4everN2325]

Me too ty creator 💞

[@MissPinkStiletto]

same ✌🏻

[@cyroenge1477]

Just asked in my prayers to the Source, the night before, to put on my road an herb that can be helpful for People who will realized they made a wrong choice. First video on ytube when I opened it! Amazing! Blessing! Gratitude!

[@StillWatersRunDeep101]

We The People News over on Rumble brought me here. Simply Brilliant!

[@BushcraftOnFire]

Thank you we the people

[@jocelynebijaczyk4275]

@@BushcraftOnFire bonjour ,je suis en France et je voudrai savoir si on peux recolter les aiguilles de tous les pins ?est-ce qu'il y a des pins nocifs?merci pour votre reponse

[@BushcraftOnFire]

@@jocelynebijaczyk4275 im sorry... I dont speak French and dont seem to be able to copy your message to put into a translator

[@IloveJesusChristNowandForever]

He wants to know if some pine needles are poisonous. He's in France and is worried the species in his region are different and he could get sick. I don't have the answer, just translating. Thanks!

[@IloveJesusChristNowandForever]

She, sorry!

[@jeffcorbin9967]

I must say I enjoyed your historical narration while you made that tea. I had heard that pine needle tea is healthy, I must try it.

[@DankHotdogs]

Hey i just wanted to say that i found your channel 5 years ago and this was one of the first videos i saw! i was only 9 and i remember going around the neighborhood after watching this and gathering pine needles and having my mom boil the water for us. (LOL) Great memories from watching your channel and I will never forget that awesome tea!

[@davidwendell6471]

Thanks for your support DJ...We appreciate you!

[@amommamust]

THANK YOU. Timely and vitally important, I hope many people pay attention.

[@mclum77]

This helps open the pineal gland too. I tried it. I like the longer pine needles better.

[@carlapierle8623]

How very timely for this to pop up in my view! God is watching out for me as I find ways to protect myself from those who chose to rely on poison rather than their amazing God-given immune system...Is there a certain type of pine tree required? PS: Your daughter is one lucky girl!!

[@BushcraftOnFire]

Check with your local conservation for your area

[@carlapierle8623]

@@BushcraftOnFire Okay. Thank you! 😊

[@MysticalLoveAndLight]

My thoughts exactly..:

[@donna1235]

I use white pine. It has groups of 5 needles

[@personal44none21]

Stop judging and pray for them and give them the information

[@teresawoodford3391]

Thank you for sharing, for a lot of people will need this very soon. Send you love and light and all worldwide. I love all of you so much.

[@debbietaylor1338]

Actually the best video I’ve seen so far, thanks.

[@cicerodiello1]

Thank you. We just found some pine needles to make tea for my Mum’s horrific itch and infected eyes which has not stopped for two months. We are in the heart of Lombardy, Italy where most of the population have received the mRNA shot. Nothing has worked and we are terrified of the doctors.

[@KrampusDerWilde]

Nice, please tell us if it worked! Best wishes!

[@Dakota-Rose]

I hope it worked for your mom 🙏

[@EatHealLove]

I assume a lot of people are here looking for ways to protect themselves from any side effects of the vax. ~sending love and healing vibes to all ~

[@BushcraftOnFire]

@guhy34 ALL true Pines and the Hemlock TREE (Not poison Hemlock, the plant) can be used.

[@mccardieclan1755]

Great video and valueable information; What is the recipe ? Was it 2 cups fresh pine needles to one quart boiling water? Could I use dried needles also? Shalom

[@susanpruitt1941]

Thank you for that. I was wondering what pine needles were being used because I heard some are toxic. I'm going to check my 3 big pine trees to see what kind they are.

[@BushcraftOnFire]

@@mccardieclan1755 yes and yes

[@williamiannucci2740]

Thanks

[@robertganther3695]

Thank You, for keeping this knowledge alive.

[@suppressedcommentor394]

The explorers who were dying were pining; suffering or wasting away , and pining means they were in need of pine or turpentine, and is an actual word for suffering.

[@603woodsmen5]

Terpenes.

[@joyceobeys6818]

The slaves were healthy because they were using the sap to put on the ships and the slave owners would want their remedy, and it was the pine and all natural non toxic organic turpentine that caused them to be so healthy. It gives energy so don’t take it at night. It kills parasites in the body too. Sugar and pine mixed. We use pine essential oils and there’s a place in Georgia that has non toxic turpentine. I use it for painting. Essential oils of any kind cleans paint also. Essential oils of any kind melts some plastics too. But very good for us.

[@LIVITLUVIT]

@@603woodsmen5 no turpentine is correct..its made from pine oil from trees,mentioned in the bible as a elixir made from pine trees and kills parasites and can save lives ...go research

[@humblerepentpraygive5815]

@@LIVITLUVIT How do you make turpentine?

[@LIVITLUVIT]

@@humblerepentpraygive5815 it SME kind f boiled down extracted pitch oil out of pine trees

[@rfs441]

I just bought a white pine & put in a container since Im not in a house. I hope all the talk of this remedy doesnt create a pine tree "shortage" ;)

[@livonia1807]

i thought i was dead from infection of spike protein and there was nothing i could do.. God has given us everything we will ever need in nature

[@elizabethtara7658]

Wow..do I think the pure pil is as potent ? How long to feel better , did u v or get the shed?

[@livonia1807]

@@elizabethtara7658 i got the shed, been drinking this for a week and feel better

[@maxwilks6029]

the answer to antidote the deadly jab

[@TheRoundandround]

it is so rare and refreshing to see a real person speak and do human things. i miss listening to people speaking without uncanny attitudes...

[@cutlerylover]

great video, pine needle tea is one of my favorite wild edibles, both in tea form as well as just munching on a few fresh needles...something I learend a while ago is that a regular bell pepper is PACKED with viatimin C so much more so than an orange which most people think is the best source for viatimin C...but dont worry I dont think you will round me up and kill me off for my land, so I dont mind sharing the info, lol...great vid!

[@henryvalero9235]

From Lil Giant You are right about the Vitamin C in green peppers. I know I am lacking when I start craving green peppers. I did not know they had more than oranges. Thank you! Another tip: You can increase the Vitamin C of an orange by eating the white underneath the skin. I scrape it off the peelings with my teeth. LOL Naval oranges have the thickest skin, and the white of the orange has more Vitamin C than the orange. Also; sprouts are a wonderful source of Vitamin C. I make alfalfa sprouts. A half cup of sprouts has ten times more Vitamin C than 6 of the 4 oz. juice glasses of Orange Juice. Good to know in a crisis.

[@tracycameron2580]

Wild rose hips have a huge amount of vitamin c Pick them when they are red in the fall, after the first frost. You can dry them as they are or scoop out the seeds so you can eat them ...the seeds are nasty but if you make tea once they are dry they stay inside the pod. I don't know if the seeds are poison they are just spikey..and you wouldn't want to swallow them. I have been told that one rosehip contains the same amount of vitamin c as an orange.

[@laureenwint1758]

Hello: I have been told that there are different types of pine trees; what pine tree do you get your needles from? I thank you for your time.

[@LindaEckertBallard]

@@laureenwint1758 White Pine is supposed to be the best, they have 5 long needles to each pod, however, I can not find any White Pines here in Lincoln County, NM. Mostly have Ponderosa 3 long needle Pines here, with a few 2 needle and some short needles. I'm trying to locate some White Pines now, but so far no luck 😪

[@laureenwint1758]

@@LindaEckertBallard Hello Linda thank you so much for taking the time to respond to me. Many thanks for your help.

[@saphopoem]

Thanks for this! I live in Alabama and love rustic camping, i am going to try this tea this very weekend! I am surrounded by pines!

[@barryjordan8406]

Pam, thank you for this video. You did include all the important info for making it properly, as so many get wrong, or leave out. Again, a reminder of just the type of people I'd want for neighbors. this is the first "Bushcraft on Fire" video I'd ever seen, so I'm subscribing. Good info is hard to come by.

[@TJBEATS97]

Amazing. I’ve been looking into this - it will even heal you on an RNA level

[@sylviastreet413]

You know, I thank you so much for teaching how to correctly make pine needle tea because I was making the mistake of boiling the cut needles for many minutes but now I know to not boil the needles, but let them steep in boiled water 😃 thank you

[@kittybeck151]

@@ES-mc3cc Also rinse them to get off any dust & dirt from the air.

[@teresafraser3049]

Thank you so much for sharing this! I had no idea !

[@jeancampbell4341]

Bedd as t not to ever boil herbs. Mainly it’s roots of herbs that need to be boiled (a decoction)

[@Rebecca-1111]

Thank you. This tea is amazing tasting and has more vitamin c than a lemon.

[@karenchakey]

I love this tea with a touch of mint in it too! Very mild tasting the way you do this tea too!

[@davidclarke4040]

hi thanks for the video nice one

[@jafquist27]

Mint!!! That's a great idea! We have loads of different mints growing around the property! Thank you!!

[@emeraldfox7175]

Lemon balm as well

[@livingsurvival]

Great video!

[@MsMesem]

Chopping on plastic tho'!

[@LindaEckertBallard]

@@MsMesem ??

[@MsMesem]

@@LindaEckertBallard No Logic .

[@hairraisingwords3018]

There are old stories of this tea being able to helping with opening your pineal gland third eye for those who do not have it open already

[@robertahubert9155]

you look so much like an Aunt of mine. I am so thankful to you for uploading this video and sharing your knowledge with the world. looking forward to seeing more of them

[@stevenrichards8880]

God bless you and thank you for sharing your wisdom.

[@kyletango]

My dad, years ago told me that his dad went to a neighbors to help out with the influenza. This was back around 1918. He said his dad would take small sips of terpentine during his stay with those who had this flu. His dad never caught the flu. My grandfathers grand mother was full blood Creek Indian. What you just said about the natives using the pine tree made me recall this.

[@MsMesem]

Greek wine is flavoured with pine resin. Called retsina.

[@lindamayberry6904]

My Dad told us a story about himself, as a toddler, drinking turpentine one day. His grandma asked the Dr what they should do, and the Dr replied, "Keep him away from the stove."

[@janetwm1891]

thank you! I agree that your channel will be getting a lot more attention! Important information, greatly appreciate the tip NOT to boil the needles!

[@sylviabriggs4087]

Kiwi fruit has 4 times more vitamin C than oranges

[@dianv2218]

Red bell peppers

[@rmhamilton5161]

So glad to have found this! My wife and I pick the fresh new tips off of spruce this time of year and is wonderful also!

[@almeggs3247]

As an MD you’re correct in many now suffering from vit C deficiency but the corrupt drug COs would rather take the more expensive route to Make more money!

[@BushcraftOnFire]

Thank you for your input we are not doctors and it's good to hear from you as a professional medical advisor

[@watchingvideos2235]

Pycnogenol is derived from the bark of this special tree, and it is supposed to be very "antidoty" if you get my drift.

[@gogreen3895]

Antidoty anecdoties are usually the best.

[@Lioness_of_Gaia]

Interesting

[@SamanthaSweetAnne]

Drift wood?

[@watchingvideos2235]

@@SamanthaSweetAnne Only if its pine. :)

[@setfreetm5821]

God is opening my eyes to so many new medicinal herbs,plants,and teas.Perfect timing with this pandemic..You really know your stuff..Thank you.

[@Boldyaug]

Well I've chewed on pine needles and they certainly were not toxic! In fact they helped my teeth and gums, and made my breath fresh better than any mouthwash. We have Blue Spruce where I live- the tea is awesome. I add honey to taste and this really helps sooth a sore throat! I read somewhere a few years ago that pine needles actually have a percentage of vitamin C - good to know if other food sources dry up! God bless you- thanks for sharing this vital info!

[@guitardaddy6]

Thank you so much for taking the time to give us this information. I personally appreciate it.

[@BushcraftOnFire]

@MadameHannahCorinne Yes Hannah.. all Pine and Sprice are usable. In fact, you can also use Hemlock (the TREE, NOT the poisonous plant). Someone told me you can use Cedar as well..but I don't like the taste at all. It prob wouldn't kill me.. and in an emergency I might use it

[@jeancampbell4341]

Please, be kind to the trees! Its not really necessary to break off branches. Just tug on a needle and it comes off easily. 8 needles for one cup of tea is OK. Also taking off needles here and there instead of all from one branch, will enable the holes to be smaller and they will heal up easily.

[@karenoogjenbiserni1201]

🔔 Jean Campbell: it's great you know how to take such good care of a tree, but something has gone wrong in China where they have been packing up cats (and dogs) and boiling them alive. So we need more help than a tree thing. See Harbin volunteers & VShine for more information...when we don't stop travesty, then overly inbred people (or nuts for whatever reason) will do more than bruise a tree!!! This message from Karen Oogjen Biserni (she whose Dad was US Sgt. Louis S. Biserni)

[@margyb7469]

Tell that to the white cockatoos, they have zilch respect for pine trees and like to shred the branches. That's nature for you 😄

[@mortenkalland]

Dette var nyttig å lære. Gud velsigne dere!

[@BushcraftOnFire]

Thank you

[@BushcraftOnFire]

@SoundPath Yes.. you can use the needles throughout the entire year.. I don't think dry needles would have nutrients in them... however they make awesome tinder :)

[@MysticalLoveAndLight]

Can honey be used in place of what you added???

[@davidthomas9190]

Think I need to start learning from videos like this before society shuns me for not having a jab.

[@lastdollarfilms]

Less than a minute in I knew I was going to like this lady. :-)

[@seanthegamer1337]

Me too. Like 5 yrs AGO when I discovered this unbeknown gem 💎

[@kitt765]

Thankyou so much for your knowledge💖 I've often heard about pine needle the but had always wondered what it's properties were. Now I know!

[@Marc241O]

Great video. I just made some, and it's delicious. This is going to be new source of vitamin C for this winter, since oranges are getting too expensive.

[@jamescaje95]

Thank you for sharing.. I'm native American, Apache from Mescalero New Mexico.. I'm going to try that tea and also show my kids..

[@bathroombudgie]

Thank you for sharing!! Where I live I am surrounded by pine trees and never realized the health benefits.

[@MysticalLoveAndLight]

Me too

[@NCHiker1970]

Ah pine needle tea.... One of my favorites while Im in the bush... add a few rose hips and some honey. Growing up I was told to put the pine needles in the boiling water and then after that pull the pot off the fire and let it set for 10 minutes. I guess that almost like what you have done but just used an extra container! Another great Video Tam!

[@junce723]

Thanks this is a great awakening, time to drink pine needles tea for our health.

[@dragonslayer7587]

I'm so glad you told people NOT to boil the pine needles! It does become really bitter! I drink mine plain! I love it in the winter! I wonder how your daughter is doing now, after 11yrs of home school! My Grandchildren are by far the most educated, quick thinking kids I've seen!

[@BushcraftOnFire]

The girls are doing wonderful... Thank you for asking

[@stephanieross7929]

Thank you for showing us how simple this is to do. Thank You so appreciative and on the added benefit of Vit C that is in there when its only steeped for 15 min and made your way. beautiful

[@Justpoorfect]

Kaitlyn here! I'm drinking pine needle tea right now! I didn't know you had to pick the needles from the ends of the branch. I just picked the needles that looked the greenest. I usually sweeten pine needle tea with honey or maple syrup. Oh, boy, this stuff is good! It sure does soothe a sore throat! Thx for the awesome vid!

[@seetruth3721]

I appreciate your information about pine needle tea. I’ve come across a plant called Mullein, it’s beautiful and very helpful from fishing to toilet paper, also made as a tea has kept some from mechanical ventilation. It grows wild, I found the plant near railroad tracks. Check out the benefits. If you or someone you know has issues after the experiment ov... med., check out activated charcoal and diatomaceous earth. Learn how to use is very important though. Best of Health for ALL.

[@sylviaypma9958]

Mullen grows anywhere there is poor rocky soil. Here we find it near new street construction, along bike trails.

[@nelliesfarm8473]

Oh wow!! Never knew that about the metal spoon !! Turp is great for parasites btw!

[@BushcraftOnFire]

Turpentine is a by product of the Pine tree. It's used as a paint thinner usually :)

[@gelliohumberto5858]

Turpentine (100% pure gum spirits of turpentine) cures many ailments, got rid of worms(parasites) in my gut. No more sugar cravings, bloating etc. Dr. Jennifer Daniels vitalitycapsules.com 😊👍

[@ilovemytribe]

@@gelliohumberto5858 Where did you source the turpentine from?

[@gelliohumberto5858]

ilovemytribe Diamond G Forrest products. Patterson, Georgia 👍😊

[@ilovemytribe]

@@gelliohumberto5858 Thank You!!

[@gelliohumberto5858]

ilovemytribe my pleasure!👍😊

[@praiseHim1962]

Found your video today while searching for Pine Needle Tea how-to’s. Thanks so much for sharing and God bless you.

[@rcbustanut2057]

Thanks for sharing this awesome natural remedy. The world needs more people like yourself. God bless you 😊

[@heatherherrin7989]

Great info that's becoming very relevant to us now. Thank you! 💗

[@whitewiz222]

Scissors work great for the cutting, easier to manage than a knife.

[@nikrguy]

I've read several places that foragers should aim to harvest following nutrient and energy transfer (high/apical during growth times such as spring and low/rootward during non-growth times such as fall). This doesn't necesarily apply to pine needles, but the principles of nutrient concentration in the tips/ and reproductive parts of plants is well documented in plant biology. Great videos--thanks for sharing.

[@jkabholat]

Thanks so much for such a nice video. I now use spruce salt as well. Nature is so good to us.

[@rethamoore4282]

I just found you and I already love your channel!! Thank you for teaching me how to make pine needle tea. When I was a child I hardly ever got colds because my dad would show us how to chew pine resin gum. That little trick saved us from getting the flu many times and helped us to stay healthy. I look forward to you teaching me many other cool things from your channel. Thank you so very much.❤❤🤗🤗😀

[@bombasticbuster9340]

Here in 2021; we are all interested in these ways since civilization seems to be wobbley at the moment.

[@EconoChallenge]

Excellent tip in this video that I have not seen any where else. Thank you Tam! I was going to try spruce needle tea this fall. If it tasted good we were going to post a video about it. I am glad we waited until we saw your tip.

[@BushcraftOnFire]

Thank you Gustavo.. you're translation is perfect! Many Blessings to you and yours as well Bro

[@myaranche]

absolutely spot on making this tea.... thank you darling! I have been making herbal teas old fashioned way 37 yrs....(am from EU farm village) love ya ,

[@aoyamiuriko5059]

You seem like you're very experienced then,if you dont mind me asking,is this okay to take during pregnancy? And is there a website the sells the ones that are safe to ingest?

[@pclarin]

That was a fun video. Thank you for taking the time and making the effort.

[@janicecrowell1537]

I'm teaching foraging to homeschool kids. So important to know in case of emergencies.

[@123weaver]

So important for protected yourself from spike proteins people are shedding these days. And thanks for spoon tip!!!

[@BushcraftOnFire]

We have used Spruce, Pine, and Hemlock (not the poison one.. but the tree). They all work well and each has a different taste. I have also heard that the Natives used Cedar.. but we have not tried that. Hope that Helps

[@FYP8888]

Yes, I agree with jewel of the isle -great antidote to the vaccine. Thank you so much!

[@emeraldfox7175]

Elderberry as well!

[@PirateOfTheInternet]

Wow, now I know why I got sick when I made pine needle tea! I followed instructions from another site and they said to place the needles in boiling water! It did taste like turpentine but I drank it and got kinda sick! Now I know how to do it properly this time. Your videos are great!

[@marshamitchell1547]

Thank you very much. A video you did 11 yrs ago may save lives in 2021 because it is being reported that this tea is beneficial in fighting that spike protein vaxx

[@BushcraftOnFire]

YHWH always has a plan

[@francismanalese7337]

can it work as a way to detoxify from the vaccine if you were forced to get it. I was unfortunately forced to do so. Hopefully this is the answer to my prayers. Been praying for an antidote or cure for this poisonous vaccine

[@BushcraftOnFire]

@@francismanalese7337 I am not a doctor and I cannot answer that question for you I'm sorry

[@samasama6491]

@@francismanalese7337 Check Dr Judy Mikovits on bit chute channel. She experimented the suramin and the DMG (vitamin B15) in her work on the retrovirus. You find the suramin in the pine needle tree. You could find the DMG on amazon and if not you can use the DMSO from Jim humble. Dr. Judy has a new book (ending plague). Keep check her work, because she is working on this garbage they give it to the people. As if the governments care about us. take care

[@samasama6491]

@@francismanalese7337 I forget to mention if you could not find the suramin or the pine needle you can use the MMS from Jim humble. It is easy to find the MMS on amazon. Suramin was so good to treat the autism children, so as usual the Pharma mafia make it difficult to find it. They are hurting the children with vaccine and they even do not want them to be well.

[@FromSaultoPaul]

I have drank pine needle tea before and it is AWESOME. It is hard to find around here in SW Idaho.

[@estherjewel148]

Yes, your 11 year old video will be popular as people are searching info on how to make pine needle tea against the effects of the "shedding". From the in jec tions.

[@soultraveler2103]

What is the shedding??

[@shirleyspadorcio6182]

@@soultraveler2103 Shedding comes from any person who has been vaccinated. Pine Needle Tea will protect you if you drink it before your exposer to a group. You must do this prior to being in public if you haven’t been vaccinated.

[@soultraveler2103]

@@shirleyspadorcio6182 ok thank you

[@cicerodiello1]

It’s reality. My Mother is suffering terribly. We are in the thick of it here in Lombardy. Praying for relief and happy to have just scored Maritime pine needles early this morning,

[@CWS1985]

Same name as me :) Where do we get pine needles from?

[@galacticgrape1939]

What a lovely tutorial.I read somewhere that you had to be careful which pine tree to use...don't know enough to know if that is rubbish..

[@BushcraftOnFire]

The Ponderosa Pine and a few trees and shrubs that are not true Pines can be dangerous

[@othonkai]

I never would have thought of this, this is very cool thank!

[@QueenLadySummer329]

Thank you so much for this video. I knew there was something special about these trees.

[@IloveJesusChristNowandForever]

Homeschooling goals right here. Thanks.

[@maikatupua8228]

Watching from Fiji 🇫🇯... thanks for sharing👍🏽

[@heatherzikos6959]

Who's here because of researching about antidotes against shedding?

[@Dakota-Rose]

That's why I am here. Only found out last year or so that this is an antidote/detoxing for the thing

[@Dakota-Rose]

It has so much medicinal purposes

[@TinaShay]

Hi Tam! I enjoyed this video very much. It is my first one. I noticed it is several years old. I will look for more of you!

[@robbietrumpe1927]

What pine tree is that you got them from? I understand that some pine trees are toxic. What are the right trees to get this.

[@tjgreenfrog]

This is the reason I have t just gone a picked any pine needles. Some are toxic. We need to know which one is safe.

[@talesandfables9230]

You understand incorrectly. No species of pine tree are toxic. Those you think are, may be evergreens that look like pines, but aren't. Ask Mr Google.

[@GabbyGabzer]

@@talesandfables9230 some pine trees are toxic from what I've read white pine tree is the safe ones to use

[@richardwariner5886]

@@GabbyGabzer www.gardenguides.com/107322-pine-trees-poisonous.html

[@GabbyGabzer]

@@richardwariner5886 Thank you

[@karenterrell1077]

Thanks for the tip about the spoon.

[@wallyortizjr71]

I learn something everyday. Thank you for the video.

[@retandom]

i know you guys get alot of feedback on your vids but i just wanted to say thanks very much, i saw this video about a year ago when i was sick as a dog, and after just 2 days of drinking this tea i felt 100% better, for all those that doubt im living proof the information Tam gives is very true.

[@dianamiller9805]

Great vid. To clarify, it's white pine correct? I heard Douglas Fir is good too. If you know please inform me. I have a bunch of tall pines.

[@14DFASniper]

Great video Tam. I like how you bring in some of the historical information. Most people have forgotten so much information. You wonder how our ancestors knew so much about what the body needs and where to get it.

[@joannfalcon6797]

I've been looking for a recipe for pine needle syrup. I read about it in a magazine that it's used in Russia. Do you have any information on that?

[@sandigillman9324]

I’ve also read that Douglas fir works well too! Apparently you need to be careful what type of pine or evergreen tree you use, is that correct?

[@BushcraftOnFire]

The only tree I have heard negative effects from would be the Ponderosa Pine

[@riekodi5508]

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge on medicinal teas. Can hardly wait to try it.❤️

[@mrwhitelivesmatter6841]

This tea is going to give me the strength I need to smoke a bong