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The pine needles, bark, and sprouts are all used medicinally.
Used historically for respiratory problems, coughs, colds, fevers, and infections. Usually internally but also topically. Potent for both inflammation and pain. Antimicrobial and used to kill both bacteria and fungus.
Most scientific research studies antioxidant capabilities and oxidative stress protection.
The pine tree itself is also a prevalent source of wood and lumber.
The pine flavor varies depending on the time of the year.
Pine needles can be used for a range of homemade handmade products including Soaps, Salves, disinfectants, Vinegar, and of course teas and foods.
Dosage and Preparation
Bring 700ml filtered water in a stainless steel pan to a boil.
2 tablespoons of the root and let steep for 10 minutes. Needles can be left in the pan and reused 2-3 times over 2 days, with strength increasing as the needles break down.
Names
Scientifically Studied Medicinal Effects
Appearance
There are over 100 types of pine trees so looks vary.
Pine clusters vary from 1 to 6 but are usually in 2 to 5. Long thin and flexy needles, almost plasticky-like.
Pine needles are traditionally harvested in the springtime when they are most subtle and flavorsome however can be harvested year-round. Each season provides varying types of taste and medicinal benefits.
The bark is stronger than the needles and the bark resin stronger still and used as a potent remedy although somewhat toxic.
Indigenous Historical Uses
Medicinal Component
Habitat
Used globally, with particular research in Indian (Ayurvedic), Chinese and American cultures.
Side Effects/Precautions
Pine pollen can be allergic to some people.
History
The pine tree is an ancient specimen perceived to be 150 million years old. Through evolution, it has adapted to be fire resistant and to thrive even in low nutrient soil, both cold and hot.
| Weight | 55 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 2.5 × 22 cm |
| country-of-origin | Colombia |
| flavour | Pine Needle |
| indigenous-herbal-use | Good Health |
| metal | n/a |
| semi-precious-stone | n/a |
| tribe | n/a |
| indigenous-stone-use | n/a |
| ean | 731199451099 |
| wild-essential-oil | n/a |
