It's true and every so often they raid health food stores and holistic healing centers, seize items, shut them down, run them out of town if they are curing cancer- side effects free, non-invasively, quickly, and for little cost.

So many have moved to Mexico over the years and even Europe has been far more open to alternatives and traditional holistic medicines, though Monsanto is working their way in which will open the door for more protections of Big Pharma that eliminate their natural, non-invasive, side effect free and affordable competition.

I searched for links to sites that have a comprehensive list of what the FDA approved safe that is banned in other countries ( over 400 chemicals to my recollection ) and they are now coming up "error code", "page not found", etc- all censored.

Learn to read labels, grow as much of your own as you can buy as local grown organic whole foods ( not processed ) as possible.

MY COUSIN STUDIES MEDICINAL PLANTS SHE HAS AN APP THAT IDENTIFIES A PLANT BY A PICTURE YOU TAKE WE LIVE IN THECOUNTRY. PEOPLE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT ALL YOU CAN EAT JUST OUT OF YOUR YARD. THATS WHY THEY PUSH "WEED" KILLERS AND A STERILE GRASS ONLY YARD

Yup, every anon should have at least one book highlighting the wild edibles for their region, and one on medicinal wild herbs growing in their region.

Picture plant cures small pox.........just saying.

No one needs to starve, food is everywhere around us.

Take this Purslane, idiots call a weed. It is loaded with brain healthy Omega 3, Vitamin C, B Vits, Calcium, Selenium, high iron, amino acids and more. It's easy for me to find and get a lot of if they pulled a food famine.

It's crisp and taste like a tart apple.

Another good one is Kudzu - we've all seen it, it grows everywhere. Every part is edible - make jam with the flowers, fry the leaves, or dry and ground the root for a soup/sauce thickener. It's great for digestion, as well.

Pretty flower looks like it makes a nive low lying ground cover too.

They are pretty, but the plant is highly invasive. I think it grows a few feet per day. I once found a little bit in my yard, bird must've brought it by. I burned it. Unless starving, you don't want this in your yard, it will suffocate your trees. Better to find a roadside area or field where it has taken over.

3 years ago, Forest Ranger was telling me they are trying ALL kinds of poison to kill Kudzu because of its invasiveness.

Yep...It IS invasive...
And careful what...from
where you gather the greens.

Autumn Olive is also considered invasion but I used to make jams, fermented foods, etc... now they try to poidon the bush.

Can't just go out and pick stuff unless you're sure it is not sprayed. 💕🙏💕👍💕

10-4? 💕👍💕