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RE: Sarsalida, Papait, Bitter Leaf or Slender Carpetweed to Lower Blood Glucose
Cracking information! We have lost so much knowledge about healing and it's about time we opened up this part of our brain again and took down big pharma 💯🐒
Am quite amazed with what am learning lately and foraging them from our backyard, food and medicine combined. Down with bigpharma lols
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I want to learn more. I have always been cautious with foraging due to someone I knew ending up in a coma. I am trying to find groups around me that run course. It's something that is growing, but I think I might have to get someone and kick start it a bit 💯🐒
Oh that is something to be wary then, what we foraged are known edibles from ages ago. It's just because it's the norm that the modern world and the millenials are trying not to adhere to.
Would be nice if you can do that where you are..perhaps there is a course or something? Don't farmers know some?
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There is not a lot around here in the UK it's almost frowned upon we have a long way to go sadly. This is my mission to try and bring at least a small portion of the community around and then grow it using the principles of the hundredth monkey and see the shift! 💯🐒
Where are you at, at the country side? We buy everyhing in UK, thu residential plots are increasing.
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I'm in the north. I do get a organic veg box, most people are still stuck in the cheap is better supermarket culture. Allotments are growing but with this apparent need for cheap housing land is being sold to house developers left right and center. I want to get a community garden going but it proving very difficult as in the council don't want to give up any land 💯🐒
The council won't..i remember a community plot in between residential buildings, run by volunteers. they share their produce.
Will this be possible?
Yes that's what i'm looking out for. I am moving dreckly so will be on the scout in my new area. I really want to have something up and running soon 💯🐒
@immarojas and @vibeof100monkeys I did a food foraging workshop with Diego Bonetto ~ He was such an amazing wealth of information. He's in Sydney but there may be information at his website that could help you find out more about foraging. About Diego Bonetto ♥︎♥︎⚖️♥︎♥︎
Cool thanks!
I will be goin back to London so perhaps @vibeof100monkeys and i can make notes. Check along the canals and parks😍
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