The Dangers of Burdock Root!

Burdock root is a common vegetable that can be found in the wild and is eaten all over the world and sold in grocery stores. Could this plant be dangerous? Is it similar to a deadly plant?
I discover the truth and show it in this video.
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[@ronniemat8437]

Was just going to say! Burdock root is medicine. Thanks for highlighting the fact that they don't want us healing ourselves.

[@MsLadyBluesWorld]

Exactly

[@06godingj]

Well man everything can kill you if you hit the magic amount 😊

[@troystevenson1800]

Is the fda saying it has these negative side effects or who exactly, I wouldn't trust fda for nothing

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Mainstream sites, FDA… it’s all the same. They have a swinging door to move execs back and forth.

[@debrajames3865]

@@WildUtahEdibles I heard only good things. Such as it being a great purifier.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

@@debrajames3865 it absolutely is!

[@debrajames3865]

@@WildUtahEdibles Thank you. Is it good for yeast removal?

[@WildUtahEdibles]

@@debrajames3865 yes. www.yeastinfectionadvisor.com/burdockroot.html

[@MsLadyBluesWorld]

Burdock root is good. I'm so sick of the pharmaceutical companies trying to debunk natural medicine

[@WildUtahEdibles]

It's almost like there's an agenda...hmm

[@tonymcclendon-hobbytime7727]

@@WildUtahEdibles there is.

[@PowerEnergy-dl6ue]

Right!! They need plants to even make their garbage medicine they sell !! Yet hate the plant due to it actually being medicine

[@morganlindstrom9860]

Perfect video. Thank you! I also love the fact that you shouldn’t give it to kids. In Asia they call it Gobo and you can buy it at Asian food stores and get it at restaurants. Half of Asia would be dead if this plant were dangerous. It’s like saying sweet potatoes are dangerous.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks!

[@main2333]

@@WildUtahEdibles Asian foods been around thousands of years! Fake and fast food are to be avoided! Caucasian’s are brainwashed

[@hasananderson1880]

Sweet potatoes are dangerous

[@Four_Headz]

@@hasananderson1880 to who?

[@Soilfoodwebwarrior]

​@@Four_Headz to anyone. Carotenoids are toxic, Vitamin A is toxic. Keeping eating sweet potatoes and you will find out. Eat them everyday for a year see what happens

[@amandachamberlain3169]

The only contraindications for burdock are to avoid the seeds during pregnancy and to avoid if you're a diabetic taking insulin injections. The seeds can cause uterine contractions which increases the risk of miscarriage. The root lowers blood sugar so there's a bit of a risk of the blood sugar going too low when combined with insulin. I just found your channel and I'm glad you're calling this out, it's something I've noticed as well.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for the comment.

[@nevillewhite3451]

I want to lower my type 1 diabetes without insulin. The irony that this is an issue. That said it's excellent to know as low blood sugar that's unexpected is dangerous. I'll be the happiest person if it can make a noticeable difference and if it dies I'll sing it from the rooftops with happiness. I wish you were my neighbor I'm grateful for this video and ones like this.

[@birdlawyer6191]

​@@WildUtahEdibles You sounded so cool saying "well, duh" in the video and then just brushing that point away. Article is completely baseless and full of lies and part of the pharmaceutical conspiracy.

[@grounded7362]

It's a good thing I don't harvest burdock in the wild. I harvest it from my back yard 😀

[@aprilbennett4161]

From what I gather, the primary concern of wild burdock is the potential of herbicides. Where I live, burdock is typically reviled, and people spray them with herbicides all the time (even when not on private property). It's the same with Japanese knotweed. If you know that nobody sprays the burdock and knotweed you find, you've got nothing to worry about.

[@user-fq1oj2tr3v]

The flowers are so pretty. I will definitely not spray mine.

[@evelyngott2056]

Burdock root looks absolutely NOTHING like Belladonna.

[@frankhardie4708]

Very informative, thank you. The lies about burdock being similar to burdock is laughable. I have burdock and belladonna in my yard. the belladonna is vine-like and my burdock is a six foot high bushy thing, with leaves as big as 12-15 inches in diameter. I hate big pharma and how Rockefeller started all of this, and I hate lying scumbags too. Thank you very much, I totally enjoyed your video.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Lol, thank you.

[@gimomable]

So glad you tube promoted you to me 😂🎉 I enjoy your truthful style and approach very much 😊

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you! Glad to hear it.

[@dywanecox4880]

I got me a small food forest in my backyard. I always use a plant identifier before I pull weeds. Just found common burdock in my backyard today. I got 5 fruit trees, 6 grapevines, and over 40 berry bushes. I always come to your channel for information on things that I'm growing. You're one of the only ppl who talked about schisandra berry. I was wondering if you had videos about the black goji berry, the Golden goji berry, and sea buckthorn.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Sea buck thorn I've seen but not the others but I don't think I've done a video on it.

[@punkw7852]

Hardest thing to overcome is how detached we are from our dirt, along with flora & fauna and information passed between generations and communities versus how attached we are to finding information online, through sponsored ‘expert’ write-ups & videos. We need to dig in dirt instead of clicking links to learn more. Thank you for giving information on the wonderful resource that has been used by people since ancient times. I can buy burdock root fresh from my local Asian market for $1 for 3’ root. I trust Mother Nature & ancient wisdom over the FDA or internet experts who sell products, not food.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you. I agree. Get out in the dirt! Oh and ignore those warnings that dirt is now toxic. They’re covering something…

[@antilogism]

USDA says: " It is a native of Europe and Asia and is cultivated in Japan, Hawaii and California. Burdock root is found on the market in two forms; one as young roots with the entire foliage attached or as fully grown roots with detached foliage. Both forms are usually tied in bundles."

[@paranoidhumanoid]

Burdock is great in soups or sauteed with carrot, mirin. soy sauce and sesame oil with a pinch of chili pepper. It'll clean you out by the time you wake up.

[@MrBingo32]

Also, can you please tell us the dangers of synthetic medicines that the FDA approves like cigarettes?

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Lol. Every time I try that KZbin takes it down. Lol

[@MrBingo32]

@@WildUtahEdibles and that’s probably because, your coming against big pharmaceutical and they don’t want you to talk about it so they would rather have you slay natural medicines and seen them harmful

[@elmorebalonis8998]

It's hilarious, I recently started harvesting burdock and I ran across that same information about it growing near and bearing resemblance to belladonna, and so I looked them up to make sure. Yeah, they're nothing alike. Not even a little tiny bit. I'm a total ameteur wild harvester, and I could never make that mistake. And that's not because I'm extra smart or observant. When I went out to harvest, I saw belladonna growing nearby and I was able to identify it easily, so the part about them growing near each other is at least true. But no, they don't resemble each other at all. I've been raving about that bit of misinformation for two weeks, and now I run across your video. So thanks for calling out that bit garbage!

[@scottklomps1916]

@@elmorebalonis8998 Harvesting what was placed here is paramount to Man's very existence! Perhaps in the "weed" and "invasive" plant world, there are any number and or combination of a plant or two, or three that grow well in proximity to each other. This is a common practice if you garden to consume all day long! Never stop doing what you're doing and teach others... 👍

[@haveacigar5291]

this stuff grows everywhere in my yard, Giant leafy plants overtake everything

[@WildUtahEdibles]

A valuable yard plant indeed!

[@Gpmeme948]

Sell it to the nearest Whole foods market and you can call heirloom

[@debbiehall6616]

Great video thank you I was raised from childhood on burdock and plantain and poke salet and still today eat them I love it with applcider vinegar

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Sounds like you were raised right!

[@lewislane9727]

Great video! Another thing to point out is they have all this negativity about burdock root Andy Paige is littered with drug advertisements it's almost like they want you to just give up and go for something they say is going to work for sure😢

[@pearaltamelo1027]

Thank you for the information. I was a nurse at a teaching hospital MGH in Montreal and saw people dying in the hospital all the time. Everything in the hospital is toxic because they only work with pharmaceuticals and then when something happens because of a plant or whatever it becomes the big scandal of the century! I realized that about 30 years ago when I was a nurse. One morning I see the front page of the Montreal Matin newspaper with the story about someone who had died from excessive homemade enemas. They made it seem like the scandal of the century and I thought to myself about the fact of all the deaths in hospitals and from medications witch are buried under the rug! I had already realized at that time that hospitals and doctors are excellent at saving accident and burn victims, but for the common ailments they're useless! Another issue is when you have a very old person at home that needs medication for pain and the doctor says to the family that they can't prescribe anything stronger because it's dangerous and when an elder ends up in the hospital for whatever reason and becomes a problem like a lot of them do because of confusion they get so medicated that when you go visit them they're always asleep and a lot of times they die as a result of all the drugs they're given to them! This happened with my father who had a massive stroke. By the end of the first week the doctor was already talking about having to operate on his gallbladder and liver because they were inflamed and I know it was because of all the medication he was getting. We brought him back home against doctor's orders and he still lasted one year without any surgical interventions, but he was a total handful! Unfortunately most people that I know are totally scared of plants!

[@deannamccutcheon232]

Nice video. Thank you

[@mrich9654]

One cup a day has taken my joint pain away.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

That’s good to hear!

[@2389steph]

Thank you for this video! 🙏 Those websites got me but you helped open my eyes.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

So glad to hear it!

[@ramseydieter]

Excellent video. Right on all the way through!

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you

[@deanyanko3326]

"dying from digging out a bunch of deep tap roots let one go to seed and they are all over the garden. I'm researching how to eat.them.

[@paranoidhumanoid]

Rice pilaf with burdock, carrot, shiitake, and salmon or chicken thighs is a common way to eat burdock. See takikomi gohan.

[@paulsmith1411]

You put this problem into the light in a Proper way...

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks. I tried another one but KZbin keeps talking it down. Lol.

[@julianaomozoyaiyoha9347]

Good morning, thank you so much for your research i pray that God will bring more people out to tell us the truth about what God has provided for our good and put the liers to shame.

[@TheMariana29]

Burdock root is good for back pain can treat herniated disks, rheumatoid arthritis etc. A salve could be prepared from leaves and root or just leaves also a tincture preferably in a very strong alcohol made from roots or even finely grated root in honey etc. Some people calls it the plant that heals 1000 diseases 😊... Hope that helps 😊🙏

[@WildUtahEdibles]

@@TheMariana29 love it!

[@darlenepowell979]

Thank you so much. Bring more videos like this, I’m glad I stumbled on your channel. New subscriber

[@kimulm0619]

Bravo to you Sir for your honesty and integrity.If those health sites are lying about several aspects of Burdock ,Im sure there are NUMEROUS other lies about our food.I just recently discovered SEBI aka Alfred Bowman and we need to trust ourselves and inner voice and mother nature as the Industry is blatantly lying to people.Keep up the good work.💛😇💪

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you.

[@anthonyc3994]

Just roasted some last night and there addictiing, like chips!! Dug 1 up, cleaned, chopped n roasted 😊.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

That sounds good! What seasoning?

[@anthonyc3994]

@@WildUtahEdibles just little Himalayan salt and pepper then olive oil. Actually digging now. 🤣

[@evelyngott2056]

Side effects of burdock root, you'll get healthier from eating it.

[@sybilbrooks9880]

How should I start taking Burdock? I’m a Dandelion and Red clover daily tea drinker and enjoy finding and trying new things to add to my teas. I have an abundance of Burdock in my 2+ acres. Do I need to dig up the root? If so when?? I hope you can get back to me. Btw I enjoyed the video thank you for sharing

[@jayleeper1512]

Burdock has a deep tap root so you need a long skinny transplanting shovel to get it out. Pulling it just breaks the root off.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

@@sybilbrooks9880 if you research this on Google you will find lots of options. You do want the root generally and you want only the first year plant. Harvest in early spring or in fall. These times are when the sugars and nutrients return to the root.

[@shellybarnes2450]

Love love Burdock and its medicinal purposes

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Not recognizing enough!

[@HorseHavenCommunity]

Thankyou for this.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

@@HorseHavenCommunity You’re welcome.

[@Steve-rm2to]

Great video, thanks for posting.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for commenting!

[@darcieturner5423]

Thank you for speaking your truth on this subject xo

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Absolutely! 😁

[@cynthiafreeman4543]

The health industry has been losing credibility since the 1990s. It's an old paradigm. ❤

[@aldonpaker7529]

Very intuitive vedio, much appreciated

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks!

[@tracieledsome4128]

It seriously is an attack on us being healthy

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Pretty sad when you can’t say truth on KZbin

[@kleineroteHex]

dang, I got belladonna!!! Or at least a nightshade, I knew that much, but it looks pretty and I let it grow, trim it back a bit. Found today it spreads , ripped the new ones out, keeping the old one for the flowers LOL (need to see if I can use it, for what and how!) There is NO WAY it can be confused with burdock!!! I let that grow as well, just cut most of the flower stems out or it will be everywhere!!! I need a bigger yard! I let all plants I do not know grow to find out what they are, then they stay or go.

[@yahswillsoaring150]

I feel like I just won the lottery my yard is full of it

[@WildUtahEdibles]

That's a blessing!

[@angiewoodcock6223]

Fab video. You definately have your finger on the pulse. Thankyou so much

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Your welcome. Thanks for watching

[@MichelleAmey]

Thank for sharing your video people needed to know that I been see how some herbs can kill. Look forward to see more of your videos 😊

[@rastatafari7691]

Burdock root good for iron and blood cleanse especially if combined with sarsaparilla

[@WildUtahEdibles]

@@rastatafari7691 Thanks for commenting. I always appreciate references when any claim is being made.

[@liuqiuokiman7302]

It is eaten all the time in Asian nations I remember eating it in Okinawa as a child!

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for confirming. I appreciate the comment.

[@fishhuntadventure]

4:41 I’m supportive of ‘food’ as medicine. However, the thing people also need to be aware of- pharmaceutical companies notwithstanding- is that many BENEFICIAL plants can also harm in some situations, or in bulk/frequent consumption. Just because they’re ‘natural’ doesn’t make them 100% “safe.” Not arguing against natural foods or ‘drugs’ at all! But learning about all our foods is wise and beneficial.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Absolutely correct! Thank you.

[@cathyrobinson8301]

Of course to much of anything will mess you up. Burdick tea and deink that sprong water. 1 month clean liver etc

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for the comment

[@FindOrMakeit]

Have they have srudies on Burger King? Have they study the carbonated drinks on kids?

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Oh there are certainly studies on that for sure but you will have to dig for them. They aren’t easy to find. Thanks for watching.

[@John-gi7qk]

Just like for example herbs in pill form from walmar. and GN. ever heard of Johnson and Johnson case many getting cancer from baby powder? Odd many herbs viamines have talc as a filler? talc and asbestos can not be separated many wonder about the .acid reflux meds given out for decades like candy but how many can fix low stomach acid? many other issues.

[@despinachristakis1050]

I am taking 3 different medications which I would like to get off. Can I consume burdock along with the medications? I hope you can help me out. Thank you

[@WildUtahEdibles]

@@despinachristakis1050 talk to a naturopath dr or herbalist. Burdock is food, not drugs but I hand no idea about interactions with drugs.

[@acckenemoazz652]

You did well brother may God go with you blessings

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you

[@brodykin3505]

I thought the same about the risk of confusing burdock with belladonna. Yes, they are both plants! Forager beware!

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Exactly!

[@AwakenedHerBeauty]

What you’re saying is totally true, I thought the same when I researching as well.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Yes, and when you get too close to the truth with some of the herbs, big brother corporation, You Know Who, restricts your activity...

[@misspomerol]

I harvested some burdock root a week ago and chopped it up and battered and fried it to make burdock root french fries and here I am.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Still alive and well I take it? :)

[@misspomerol]

@Wild Utah Edibles perfectly fine. I forage a lot here in Italy as do many other people, it’s actually part of the culture. Burdock, chickory, Chard, curly dock, spinach, cardoons, borage, are all popular. There are also a number of people that do mushrooms but I’m not confident enough in that yet as I have only lived here about four years and some other varieties here are poisonous and I don’t know them well enough yet. I would like to be able to do mushrooms in the future after learning from someone who is an expert.

[@brodykin3505]

Wondering if you made your dibber yourself. I've never seen such a long one, but have been thinking it would be a great tool to have.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

That's the first I've heard that word. LOL. The stick I use is referred to as a Native American digging stick. It is fashioned after the traditional sticks used by indigenous peoples across the country. Kind of like this one: www.oregonhistoryproject.org/articles/historical-records/plateau-culture-digging-stick/

[@user-qw2uv1wp7y]

Burdock root is very good for you.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Yes it is

[@BEYOUTOTHEFUL]

hi luv yr video, coffee is a diaritic, preg women should not drink that. right! hahahah Angela in Montana, did you do an update on this. i am really enjoying burdock tea,,, is tasty kind of nutty..

[@WildUtahEdibles]

No updates yet. Hopefully this year I’ll get another one done on burdock as a harvest some

[@jodyrobertson996]

So I saw something saying that the Lords & Ladies plant also resembles the burdock leaves so be careful

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Always be sure to be 100% positive on ID before using anything. No guessing in foraging and once you come to know a plant you will be fine. But true experience and research and preferably instruction from a knowledgeable guide will help you stay safe.

[@manise471]

You stay blessed ❤

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you!

[@keithparris2600]

Is there a particular Burdock Root to look for or is it all the same ?

[@WildUtahEdibles]

That’s a great question and something to verify but from eBay I know all burdock is edible. As long as it is actually burdock.

[@EarthShipSolutions]

lol night shade bla bla.. lmfao I looked it up to an there is NO comparison they are nothing alike.. its crazy.. I eat burdock harvested naturaly almost everyday in season... I appreciate the "Revelations" ur sharing.. Thank You!!

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for the comment

[@lisavanzan1301]

Yep ya so right Thank you great vid💌

[@geoaffleck]

Thank you Sir! Good info.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for commenting!

[@jodyrobertson996]

We have burdock along with balloon flowers

[@bigbellyman100]

THANK YOU FOR THIS, i am with you

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Glad you liked it. There’s a new one up! But I don’t know if it will stay. Had to heavily edit it because big bro took it down last time. Lol

[@generallocks]

Very good broadcast on Good vs evil. No side effects at all against death.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

I had another one to go, but unfortunately somebody didn’t like too much truth! You gotta be careful how much truth you tell these days!

[@generallocks]

@@WildUtahEdibles YOU must finish putting out hit pieces such as this. I thought this was put up by Ops to mis lead but I see now that this is the work of a good man. Great breakdown of Good vs evil.

[@generallocks]

@@WildUtahEdibles I truly understand the forces against you

[@carolynlouise6566]

Really appreciate your video

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for commenting

[@MrTheWaterbear]

They’re just pointing out the risks, how is that a lie? It’s overwhelmingly a perfectly fine thing to consume, but can affect some people negatively depending on dietary balances.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

They stated that it looks like a deadly plant. That is not remotely true. It is a good. There are no risks. It’s blatant irresponsible misinformation. In my opinion of course. 😁

[@MrTheWaterbear]

@@WildUtahEdibles Well that’s true, it really doesn’t look like a deadly plant at all. You’re 100% correct there :)

[@reanimated5430]

You are very intelligent.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you

[@reanimated5430]

@@WildUtahEdibles You’re very welcome

[@eyelore6894]

Researching wonderful: )...oxilates what they are and what plants have them. relationship to, etc 'Danger Will Robinson, Use common sence' : ))

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for the comment

[@Blackjet7111]

Thank you

[@WildUtahEdibles]

And you

[@scottklomps1916]

Who's paying this guy, Fauci?

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Right?

[@Tawni.6269]

Amen brother , liked and subscribed. 🗨️😎 👍

[@hopeweathers4351]

Thank u so much for this information. I live in Michigan in a smaller city dont have it here in Michigan. Where can i purchase burdock root online? Thank u

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Here’s my affiliate link to some on Amazon. amzn.to/3ZwSOi4

[@sorasunny5313]

You go to Japanese market or Asian market $1.99/ pound

[@hopeweathers4351]

Thank u guys ❤

[@user-ru8xq7tq9o]

Hello from Greece. I suggest you to buy organic seeds so you can grow your own burdock.

[@hopeweathers4351]

​@@user-ru8xq7tq9o hello how r u thank u so much❤

[@NaturallyVitalwithBukie]

You should start taking Burdock root. You look unwell.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

@@NaturallyVitalwithBukie lol. Thanks!

[@Sleeplessvampire]

Bro gotta be straight with you. I did buy some burdock root tea, I'm a guy who has anxiety whatever I did I couldn't treat that fear so I'm afraid to drink the tea because of them websites, if they grow together with the other plants they got me scared, why I'm scared well because of my high anxiety I've developed over the years some incontrolabile response to some issues so they got me and bet they got lots of other people as well. (Not a English native if my text is not exactly on a Yale university standards)

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Your English is great. If you bought burdock root you can be sure that it is safe to use.

[@FamilyIsLove1234]

You need magnesium bisglycinate 300 mg, magnesium l theonate 48mg aka magtein, at least 4000 ui vitamin d and active b complex with b1 and make sure it has between 500 and 1000 mcg. If it's 500 take 2 a day. I also take a multivitamin. Your anxiety is crippling because your cells are deficient in these and your cognitive receptors are not working properly. I literally have suffered for over 35 years. After about 3 weeks of taking these I stopped waking up with panic attacks. It's been almost 3 months and my anxiety went from 100 to like 5. I tried everything. Medications, etc. I'm anemic and have been taking 500 mg of iron for almost 2 years. I started drinking burdock root tea and my iron is up and I feel even better. I don't have to take the iron pills anymore. I promise you will see a huge difference. I am not sure where you live but also do grounding! My doctor couldn't answer anything I asked her about the fact that I am getting better. She said that she doesn't know why I am getting better. It doesn't make sense in western medicine. Also anxiety meds deplete all the vitamins you need for mental health. B12 shots completely stopped my withdrawal from my anxiety meds. Like immediately! I wish you the best because anxiety is literally like living in hell!

[@Sleeplessvampire]

@@FamilyIsLove1234 yeh I'll overdose on valium if this anxiety hammering me like this. I'm a strong dude lived all my life in harsh environment but that don't matter when the brain gives you probs You can make it better but this won't go away it's so strange

[@FamilyIsLove1234]

@@Sleeplessvampire I took all of that. I had a rough upbringing as well. I am truly sorry to hear that. Just an FYI. Valium depletes magnesium and b12 from the body. I never thought I'd ever have a "normal" day. But here I am today feeling great! Stress actually eats up magnesium from our bodies as well but it's because that the main mineral we need to cope with daily stress. I promise you, that if you do all of what I stated before. You will see a difference. I am sending you positive vibes. And also, anxiety doesn't mean you're weak. It means that your body is lacking minerals. Please look up the minerals and read about them for yourself. By the first week you will notice a difference. Mushrooms are huge as well for your health. We are literally made of metals and minerals. If we don't have them then we don't function. Sugar is something you need to cut out as well. It's toxic for our bodies and brains. It's like putting sugar in your gas tank. Drink the burdock root tea just once a day. I drink it every morning. Love and light to you!

[@Sleeplessvampire]

@@FamilyIsLove1234 I'm good don't worry that's nothing to me

[@toya3992]

Thank you 🥰❤️

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you as well.

[@xemdutup]

"money and power" is in the devils' control

[@WildUtahEdibles]

It sure seems that way unfortunately.

[@Yggdrasil30]

My girlfriend is 5 months in her pregnancy, and I'm harvesting burdock this weekend. A little worried about her using it as a tea. Any insights?

[@WildUtahEdibles]

I would ask those with actual firsthand knowledge. Search for groups that discuss such things. The power of the mind is gray and Fear can create just as well as positive emotions. Do some research, get firsthand comments and then make the judgment and leave all fear behind.

[@itsmelaura1533]

Look into HomeGrown Herbalist here on YT. He has degrees in veterinarian, human homeopathic, pharmaceuticals and other degrees I cant think of off hand, he also teaches herbalism online class. He has a whole video devoted to Burdock Root. I believe he says pregnant women should steer clear of taking most herbs especially during 1st and 2nd trimesters or breastfeeding BUT I do not remember for sure since it didn't pertain to me!

[@DJRenee]

Can cause contractions and miscarriage. It's a no

[@Yggdrasil30]

@@DJRenee Thanks for the heads up Susie. I refrained from giving her any burdock.

[@ellenjayd8721]

I think it is only the seed that causes contractions.

[@denisemarkland]

I totally AGREE!

[@MrJustComp]

Why is this video called the dangers of burdock root and describes zero dangers?

[@WildUtahEdibles]

That should be evident by watching it. It’s sarcasm. There are no dangers but others try to say there are.

[@laniloveaj]

@@WildUtahEdibles thank you. I was just going to juice it.

[@Psp-id7uw]

​​@@WildUtahEdibles dangers are from it being a diuretic though. Water pills/diuretic flushes out b vitamins, sodium, messes with glucose levels... can't take if your already taking a water pill. Dehydrates i guess lol. So it's good to look into that before taking that. Me being me. I'll take it anyways. If i faint with it well then damn... I'll sit down when i drink that tea lol 😆 nah. I'll just stop taking it lol

[@isabelrankin6721]

The clue is in the exclamation mark.

[@richardjosephnovak]

How do I get this 20 minutes back?

[@WildUtahEdibles]

?

[@richardjosephnovak]

@@WildUtahEdibles 😂

[@ManonLavigne-ml7bu]

can burdock supplements be taken long term

[@WildUtahEdibles]

It's literally food. As long as it's not the absolute only thing you are eating, it won't hurt you unless you are the rare person who had an allergy to the food.

[@ManonLavigne-ml7bu]

thank you!@@WildUtahEdibles

[@danielmart7940]

Both plants are green and begin with a "B",,,,,Coincidence??????😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Shwellness]

This is fire

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for commenting

[@DionneFields]

Great video 😊

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks!

[@debbiehall6616]

What kind of drugs the kind that treats exactly what burdock does

[@WildUtahEdibles]

No idea

[@quinnjohnson7520]

It's for the people who are one with the sun and of the earth.

[@sargentpepper8931]

They want us to take their secret recipies

[@kimulm0619]

This is awesome !!!!💛😇💛😇💛😇💛

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you

[@hanibalsmith2116]

dont really care for your click bait title.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thanks for commenting!

[@naturegirl4074]

Say it 3:26

[@carolynlouise8659]

😮

[@gangstalkingsimulation1319]

NEW SUBCRIBER

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Glad to have you here. Going to get more content up soon!

[@gangstalkingsimulation1319]

@@WildUtahEdibles I JUST STARTED TAKING BURDOCK ..THE CIA MADE ME A TARGET HERE IN AMERICA...THEY IMPLANT ME WITH NANO BOTTS AND SIGNALS SO IVE BEEN TAKING BAKING SODA SEA MOSS YOU NAME IT,,,,,I ADVISE FOLK TO PAY ATTENTION TO WHATS GOING ON BECAUSE WE ARE AT WAR,,,,,TUNE INTO GANGSTALKING SIMULATION FOR MORE INFO......

[@barbarawalker3620]

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[@-Atmos1]

Good video .

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you

[@rareview362]

The dangers of the title of this video!

[@birdlawyer6191]

I do not understand why that one webpage has got you so upset. It listed a number of positive effects for the majority of the article, with a very small section of, like you and the article stated, "possible" negatives. The article reads to me as largely pro-burdock. It is generally considered a good practice in journalism to at least mention the opposing view. You just brush off the dehydration risk as if everyone should know the side effects of the plant. Why do you keep repeating that they will never do the research? Do you not understand how that works? I do agree the 2 plants do not look similar besides they both have purple flowers, but again it is generally a good practice to warn about possible foraging dangers, and if the 2 plants with purple flowers are known to grow together I would find this information valuable. I don't know if you always act like this but your remarks throughout the video, your anger, I just do not understand it on an article that reads to me as pro-burdock and I feel sorry for you.

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Thank you

[@knowledgeberakah1728]

U agent

[@WildUtahEdibles]

:O

[@loril.mangold8160]

Burdock root is OK the first year the plant grows, the second year the toxins are stronger and can affect your liver, and kidneys

[@WildUtahEdibles]

Source?

[@adamsoffgridadventure]

I would like the source as well.