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thank u this is amazing

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Very well explained...

Thank you for today’s class! Pretty awesome!!!❤🐍I’ll be back next Tuesday!🪄💫⭐️🌟⚡️

Excellent video

Does this plant cure barrenness? As I first heard about this plant from the bible (Gen.30:14)

Nonsense.

Great episode. Here in Italy, Pennyroyal is known mostly as Menta Romana and is used to flavour a lot of string tasting dishes like lamb and tripe and sometimes is used in panzanella, a type of stale bread and tomato salad popular in central Italy. I am compiling a list of wild greens for foraging and planned to include it but knowing its toxicity now I will likely include it with. huge caveat.

Just came upon your channel I am obsessed!

TOXIC Don't eat or drink.

Indirect contact: If a gympie gympie leaf rubbed your rake would the rake continue to be toxic?

i want to get atropa belladonna and this helped me a lot thancks

Thank you Betany

Could one build a resistance to it through microdosing?

It is useful for cancer treatment

I had never given it much thought before, but I never realized that everyday communities have such a wide variety of toxic/poisonous and even dangerous plants. We live with these plants and have had no idea of their potentially dangerous natures and histories until you unlocked their secrets! They obviously don't jump out and reel you in, but it is really amazing that just everyday garden plants, have very controversial histories and reputations - and still, some have the ability to "take someone out!" Quite fascinating...

What interests me and toxic plants? To be honest it’s your videos! I absolutely love them

Another awesome episode! Hope your back is starting to feel better!

I freaking love this episode!!! So good!

Omg love this on time!! Ravenclaw mom and hufflepuff daughter here listening ♥️

Welcome back, it’s great to see.

Imagine someone replacing sun screen with the sap

I doubt it's all that poisonous. I've eaten a bunch of fruit from a lavender tree without knowing what it is and didn't feel a thing. It's likely that only the seed is poisonous as a lot of seeds are but I imagine you'd need to eat a huge amount of fruit to be in any danger

Do you mean SUICIDE ? Lol

I know this plant as it grows wild in the woods in Italy. It’s beautiful when you see a flower blooming in winter! Thank you and best of luck 🌺

Yes, I’ve always heard that Poinsettia was toxic in general! Good to know it’s not so dangerous. Thank you for the video, looking forward to the next one!

um actually no, it's not true that we don't know what the toxin is. And it's not a "cocktail" of toxins. Last year, in September 2020, a paper was published where they investigated the toxin responsible and found a new class of neurotoxins that they named gympietides, which have a similar structure to the toxins of spiders and cone snails. The paper even explained the mechanism that these neurotoxins use to alter our sensory neurons and cause long-term pain. I'm surprised you didn't find this in your research since it was published last year lol

Sooo interesting

I know this plant, my parents had it in their garden once! (Italy) Interesting the story of the gypsy woman. Thank you!

Great video Beth, really enjoyed this one!

I believe in the past many women in the countryside had a sort of medical knowledge that was ignored by men and that was what men and the church called witchcraft. They had the fear to lose their power. Thanks for your videos, I really appreciate them!

Great video! Scientifically sound and so well presented. You are awesome.

Very informative, thanks for sharing

I was so excited to see you cover a houseplant this week. I had no idea this one has such a dark history... Thanks for another informative video.

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Oh my word this is a gorgeous plant 🥰 lovely video, your voice is so calming!

Thanks! Is this plant sometimes called the suicide plant? I remember learning about something similar if not the same and some people actually take their lives cause the pain is too much

We had several Datura plants in SE QLD, in the 1980's, but at the time, never realised it was poisonous, until after I had several mature plants! Having a young child at the time, it was decided that although it was an attractive plant, it was too greater a risk to have plant s like this around a curious child. I was wondering when you were going to get to this plant! Definitely much more information than I ever knew about it, after watching this.

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Thank you for your video. And by the way, I love love your shaved head. I also think that you are beautiful! ❤️ 😘

So thorough and well explained. I would be much smarter if you had of been one of my high school teachers

Well this is quite the unique niche!

SO... Sounds like I need some modern , safe guarded Atropa Belladonna medications.... Interesting. I had no idea of all it's uses and that it is still used in modern medicine