I started using pine needle tea to raise my immune system sporadically a year ago. I did catch the unmentionable and decided to treat myself with this drinking 1 time daily. My breathing started improving immediately and my pulse began to normalize. (As a side note my oxygen stat was 90 and my pluse was racing up a high as 145 with no movement). In a week I felt much better and continued to drink it daily for about 3 weeks. This was back in June and I'm fine. As a side note I am a senior, almost 70, but I take no medications, so i wasn't concerned about medicinal interactions. Also, if gathering this yourself, the tree can be pine, fir, cedar any tree in the pine family that produces a pine cone. (Must produce a pinecone)). For long term storage it can be kept in a jar. It still works when it is dry, (don't let it mold) or some people freeze it. Once your health stabilizes i don't recommend drinking this daily. I drink it like twice a month to maintain. It is a medicine and you should keep that in mind when using it. If you know how to energy test yourself that is an excellent way of knowing when to take it. I am also a retired LPN. Good Luck!
As a nurse I gave Tamiflu in the drug approval trials...Tamiflu works by using the shikimic acid pathway to address the spike proteins on flu virus...the so-call vax's or inoculations are based on shikimic acid, so this use is solid science...(for the record... coming from someone who worked the drug trials).
@@muslimaalhamdulillah5175 no. The only thing you can do after taking the jab is to use nutrition to tamp down the inflammatory process. Nothing can totally remove the nanotech. We tried. We screamed. We shouted. Google throttled us by shutting down videos. I got banned YESTERDAY from commenting on fb...and they deleted my video w Dr Byram Bridle. Dont ever take another vax...period. if you took this bioweapon... lemon distilled water...aspirin... vitamins ...sleep ....juicing to keep the gut calm w probiotics. Stay away from canned veg ...most are gmo. Another trick I try is rub a veg on your wrist...if it itches or gets red...stop eating that. Same w nuts...fruits. We arent shooting for HAPPINESS anymore...its survival of mankind. I am not overstating this.
I hope you remember every face of every person who dies bc of this. You understand the science but voluntarily participated? Shameful. The women's eggs are all prevax! What the hell were y'all thinking!
Thank you. Second time doing this and needed a refresher. Good info. Started this 3 yrs ago and then bought the extract. Put lot next to me was cleared and all those great pine needles. Voila. TEA. Thanks.
A traditional Native recipe is pine needles, rosemary and licorice root low simmered for 15 minutes. Strain and enjoy. The best way to store is by creating a tincture using 50% gain alcohol. Costco has a vodka from Italy that's from grains but will need to be reduced by 20% to achieve the 50% desired. I use it straight but 50% would be optimal. Hope that helps anyone in need of the information.
How do you store the pine needles after they have been picked? How long are they good for after being picked? Should I keep them in the refrigerator for freshness and to preserve them? Are they still good once they've dried out? Should I let them dry out? I just learned about pine needles recently in the past month and I immediately ordered some. They came in today 5/20/21 and were shipped Saturday. I'm not taking pine needle tea as an antidote for the shot because I did not and will not take it but I wanted it for all of the benefits I've found it has! They came in a zip lock type of bag, which had a slight bit of condensation in it. They seem pretty fresh and they are White Pine needles. I just need answers to the questions I mentioned above since I can't seem to find answers for them, sorry there are so many! Thanks for your help and for your video!
Yes Mio, I’ve also heard that it helps get rid of the spike protein that people who have had the shot are shedding. I’d like to have some more information regarding this. But storage for the pine needles would be great to know! Freezing or keeping in a zip lock bag? Thanks
If you have a child with autism you should look into the Suramin studies. After one shot a completely non verbal child spoke the very next day. God bless you all
Greetings from the Pine Tree State! Nice video and a lovely pot (my favorite color). Question: In my native Bavaria we make liqueurs with the fresh tips of fir and spruce (even eat them right off the tree for the yearly "spring cure". Can one use pine needles to make this as well? (In US I use a clear alcohol base such as vodka, in Germany Korn). It is Christmas in a bottle and wonderful in the winter months as an aperitif or digestive.
Thank you for spreading this information wonderful light worker! I just found a beautiful lone Jeffrey Pine near my house and I’m so excited to start brewing some needles! Do you have any advice on cleaning the needles to avoid anything that could’ve been sprayed?
Another thing I've been unable to find anywhere on any reputable sites* Once I have gathered up all of the needles, how do I save them? With other tea leaves, I wash, pat dry, then put up in a dark space, allow them to fully dry out for 2+ weeks, depending on what kind. I don't have a dehydrator/dehumidifier/don't use oven on low for 49 hours. So, How do I "dehydrate" or dry for storage for use later? Ois there another way to do so for using larger needles, or it's just crushing down all the needles to powder then storing in a container? Reputable sites meaning that somewhere the side effects & health warnings are posted clearly*
Do I use only the alive green ones or can i use those that have become dry and brown on the tree? (I have a baby pine and some of the first leafs are now dried up.)
@lightcellar I bought dryed pine needles as apparently our pine surrounding are all poisoned with toxins. Will Dry be just as potent to use? I cut them with scissors into smaller bits and have 1 table spoon 3 times a day in a cup of boiled water. I'm also wondering, is it possible to boil up an amount for my 3 cups in one go? And drink the rest later, possibly cold? Or does the warmth add to the healing? Or should I just be drinking it freshly brewed? If you have answers that would be great as I can't find these anywhere, and I'm going off grid in the next few weeks so access for boiling multiple times a day isn't ideal🌱
hmmm, that's too bad about the pine being poisoned... Fresh is better, but dry is still good too. One other option is to freeze the needles to preserve them fresh. You can make enough tea and store as well. Doesn't need to be fresh tea, how or cold. All is good.
Hi! Thanks for the walkthrough! One question, would storing the tea at room temperature for 10-12 hours have an effect on vitamin c? Will it hold up that long?
for sure! I had done so in the previous video, but you're right, best to include here as well. I am using Lodgepole pine. There are over 100 different types of pine and all are good. Some research suggests Ponderosa when eaten by cows in large quantities has an abortive effect and traditional cultures stayed away from consuming pine if wanting to get pregnant. There are other types of coniferous trees like Yew which can be poisonous and another tree like Norfolk pine which is not actually a pine that you would want to avoid as well.
HI!, I got some eastern white needles in the mail bagged. I noticed the bags having a touch of moisture so I put them in dehydrator. I figured if I didnt they would be bad if left that way. I put them in food sealer bags and now I need to know if it's ok to freeze them and still the suramin will be fine ?
Live remedies should be used right away...while they still have a positive charge. I would forage for them rather than using later. I am making hydroxy from my roughage after juicing.
Can pitch pine needles be used as well or does it have to be white pine ? I've seen alot of people talk about white pine I'm surrounded by alot of pitch pines and white pine is common too
I live in Mobile and there’s plenty of spots I could sample some needles and practice extraction. My questions are: are there any locations I want to avoid sampling pine trees? What is your storage process for a year or longer? And what is a generally safe daily/weekly serving amouny?
great questions! I woudl avoid anywhere near a railway line as they heavily spray the tracks. Also further from a road the better. You can dry them to store them. However, good thing about pine is the needles are available year round, so if you're able to pick fresh or what you need a couple weeks at a time you'll get the best potency.
1) how many needles do you need per preparation 2) can you reuse needles & if so how many times? 3) do you consume all of each prep or store some in a jar in the fridge or room temp? Thx
You can use them a couple of times. I personally don't use a bunch in my teas. I also don't use anybody. I cut my green pine needles up down to where they connect and Discard the rest. Boil for 5 to 10 mins and strain. Add local honey.
lots of websites say it is toxic, but only reference is to an instance where cows ate the needles as an abortive. Main contraindication is pregnancy or wanting to conceive. No other herbal text or well-referenced sites ay Ponderosa is toxic and to be avoided. If I had Ponderosa nearby I would be making tea from it.
Thank you. This is the most informative video I've watched on this tea. How old is the youngest person able to consume this tea? Would it be good for 2 year olds? 🤔
I've given it to all my kids. I'm actually making more tonight. We've been getting sinus problems, and we haven't drank the stuff in a while. The kids love picking and making it.
It's fine for 2 year olds or, it was for mine. I don't know if your child has any kind of health conditions and such. So my best advice for you, if that is the case, to ask your child's pediatrician just to be safe. Aside from that, my kids haven't had any kind of problems with consuming it. How much? Usually a coffee cup. We have a mini mug for our four year old but Usually she gets a second cup of it. The kids love it because they help forage it. And she's 4. But has drank this tea at a much younger age. How long to make it for? Some people say to boil the water first and cut it up real fine to extract all the juices but I've just thrown it in there and have kept a close eye on it until you get this real pale yellow color. Again, everyone's different, idk which pine you guys have at yalls location. So to be safe, I'd recommend to boil the water first, then throw your pine in, and let it steep for 5-10 minutes. (Or until you see that pale yellow color.) Use your best judgment on that. No you don't want to turn your tea into turpentine and you don't want to kill off all your nutrients that your extracting from your tea. (Which could be happening the way I've been doing it.) But at the same time, making this tea isn't something that has to be exact. You can boil your water in the microwave, throw your needles on the stove top and bring your water up to a boil, it's however you feel comfortable with making your tea. Don't forget to wash your needles before you process them. And try to add a bit of honey for sweetness (1 yr old or up...) I'm sorry I don't have exact information, but it's kind of up to you on what your comfortable with. And so sorry I'm just getting back with yall. I just now saw this. Take care!
Do you know what the difference between Silver white pine needle tea and White pine needle tea? And does the Silver pine needle have the same nutrition?
Still speculative at this stage for current situation. I would lean more towards saying preventative. Anecdotally, a customer shared that drinking this helping normalize her periods sooner than the previous 2 times.
when i try and just make a cup it doesn't get very dark at all, i just use 1 of the bags that i bought. was gonna use 2 but started thinking why wouldn't they put enough in 1 bag you shouldn't have to use 2??
Can someone please answer this, how long can I store harvested pine needles and still get the benefit from them as a tea? Where I live now doesn't have any pine trees, but my parents home 3 hours away does. I was wondering if I could harvest a bunch at a time and store them. Thank you.
Fresh Green Pine Needles (end of the branch) have properties that are beneficial that are NOT present in the dried powder form. Please read: www.afinalwarning.com/517717.html "Is pine needle tea the answer to covid vaccine shedding / transmission? Learn about suramin, shikimic acid and how to make your own extracts" Sunday, May 09, 2021 by: Mike Adams
I would question the source or age of needles. When picking you only want the young shoots near the bottom of the tree. The older one above would likely have more tannins in it. Natives would never consume needles that were not young and fresh.
So here’s something....i got inadvertently infected with the spike protein from vaxed ppl I live with. I’m devastated and the side effects are terrible. But do you think I can get these spike proteins out of my blood with pine tea? I wish i had known about this previous but honestly if you’re living with those who got an mRNA shot, it’s probably inevitable that transmission occurs. What do you think?
@@thelightcellar period abnormalities are not the only issues from the Shedding/Transmission ... this is all too unknown isn't it! The unvaxed have also become lab rats!
I have concerns about getting too much vitamin A. I take supplements to get what I need but it can be a bad thing to get too much vitamin A. How many times a week is safe if you take supplements already? New sub here🙂 Oh yeah I have to ask: I heard if you boil the needles it makes turpentine. Right or wrong?
the major risk of getting too much vitain A will come from animal food source which contain true vitamin A vs beta-carotene which then needs converted. There is a process to take the resin and distill it to create turpentine. I believe the small naturally occurring resins in pine needle tea will be more beneficial than harmful in this regard.
Turpentine is from the Bark of the tree removed at lumber mills. It was a byproduct of the Lumber industry in which they found a way to profit from it. Just good business.
If I make a tea infusion from pine needles in bulk for the whole week and keep it in the fridge or out of the fridge (which is recommended?) Will the nutritional values remain? Do pine wood needles contain surmin? And does surmin also cleanse toxins from vaccines?
You mention women who want to get pregnant shouldn’t drink this. Any idea for how long before they want to try and get pregnant? If not trying for a couple/few years is it safe to drink up until maybe several months before trying?
yes, any pine, so long as it is pine. The toxic varieties like Yew and Norfolk aren't actually pine. There are also reports that ponderosa is toxic but it is not. This is only in refernce to some cattle eating it as an abortive. Pine should be avoided if pregnant or wanting to conceive.
I just started too. You might be detoxing from the high levels of vitamin C. I've used many compounds to detox from Vitamin C to bentonite clay. Hydrate alot during the 1st week and rest. Detox symptoms feel like you are coming down with a cold. (headaches, fatigue, runny nose etc.) Good luck and be well friend. 🙂🙏
I started using pine needle tea to raise my immune system sporadically a year ago. I did catch the unmentionable and decided to treat myself with this drinking 1 time daily. My breathing started improving immediately and my pulse began to normalize. (As a side note my oxygen stat was 90 and my pluse was racing up a high as 145 with no movement). In a week I felt much better and continued to drink it daily for about 3 weeks. This was back in June and I'm fine. As a side note I am a senior, almost 70, but I take no medications, so i wasn't concerned about medicinal interactions. Also, if gathering this yourself, the tree can be pine, fir, cedar any tree in the pine family that produces a pine cone. (Must produce a pinecone)). For long term storage it can be kept in a jar. It still works when it is dry, (don't let it mold) or some people freeze it. Once your health stabilizes i don't recommend drinking this daily. I drink it like twice a month to maintain. It is a medicine and you should keep that in mind when using it. If you know how to energy test yourself that is an excellent way of knowing when to take it. I am also a retired LPN. Good Luck!
As a nurse I gave Tamiflu in the drug approval trials...Tamiflu works by using the shikimic acid pathway to address the spike proteins on flu virus...the so-call vax's or inoculations are based on shikimic acid, so this use is solid science...(for the record... coming from someone who worked the drug trials).
So can this tree take out all poison of vaccine out of body??? Tell plz
wonderful - thank you for sharing!
@@muslimaalhamdulillah5175 no. The only thing you can do after taking the jab is to use nutrition to tamp down the inflammatory process. Nothing can totally remove the nanotech. We tried. We screamed. We shouted. Google throttled us by shutting down videos. I got banned YESTERDAY from commenting on fb...and they deleted my video w Dr Byram Bridle. Dont ever take another vax...period. if you took this bioweapon... lemon distilled water...aspirin... vitamins ...sleep ....juicing to keep the gut calm w probiotics. Stay away from canned veg ...most are gmo.
Another trick I try is rub a veg on your wrist...if it itches or gets red...stop eating that. Same w nuts...fruits. We arent shooting for HAPPINESS anymore...its survival of mankind. I am not overstating this.
I hope you remember every face of every person who dies bc of this. You understand the science but voluntarily participated? Shameful. The women's eggs are all prevax! What the hell were y'all thinking!
@@maryburton-majure5350 thx much for reply!! But Mr T here in youtube gave me instructions on how to take out vax and its nanodots.
Thank you. Second time doing this and needed a refresher. Good info. Started this 3 yrs ago and then bought the extract. Put lot next to me was cleared and all those great pine needles. Voila. TEA. Thanks.
A traditional Native recipe is pine needles, rosemary and licorice root low simmered for 15 minutes. Strain and enjoy. The best way to store is by creating a tincture using 50% gain alcohol. Costco has a vodka from Italy that's from grains but will need to be reduced by 20% to achieve the 50% desired. I use it straight but 50% would be optimal. Hope that helps anyone in need of the information.
very good - thank you for sharing!
I hate licorice. I have many sassafras trees too.
Suramin is the highlight here
Judy mikovits said it doesn't come from pine needles. Weired someone on Facebook posted the video.
How do you store the pine needles after they have been picked? How long are they good for after being picked? Should I keep them in the refrigerator for freshness and to preserve them? Are they still good once they've dried out? Should I let them dry out? I just learned about pine needles recently in the past month and I immediately ordered some. They came in today 5/20/21 and were shipped Saturday. I'm not taking pine needle tea as an antidote for the shot because I did not and will not take it but I wanted it for all of the benefits I've found it has! They came in a zip lock type of bag, which had a slight bit of condensation in it. They seem pretty fresh and they are White Pine needles. I just need answers to the questions I mentioned above since I can't seem to find answers for them, sorry there are so many! Thanks for your help and for your video!
I’ve been struggling to find this information too I hope he responds
Some are taking it for preventing being infected by ppl who did by their ‘shedding’.
Yes Mio, I’ve also heard that it helps get rid of the spike protein that people who have had the shot are shedding. I’d like to have some more information regarding this.
But storage for the pine needles would be great to know! Freezing or keeping in a zip lock bag?
Thanks
Great question…I can’t seem to find any info online. Hope he answers.
Those are EXACTLY the questions I've been trying to find answers to, too! Thanks for asking!
Excellent video Bruh! So interesting and succinct. Great speaking voice and orator. Much Gratitude.
It has many benefits for our times and as an anti depressant and anti inflammatory i believe.
yes, many benefits to pine!
@@thelightcellar loved your video and shared
If you have a child with autism you should look into the Suramin studies. After one shot a completely non verbal child spoke the very next day. God bless you all
remarkable!
Wow thank you for sharing that information. That’s beautiful, I will look into it. 🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸
Can pine needles help them?
@@mariawright8197 yes, it has suramin in it
Nicole Burch
Greetings from the Pine Tree State! Nice video and a lovely pot (my favorite color). Question: In my native Bavaria we make liqueurs with the fresh tips of fir and spruce (even eat them right off the tree for the yearly "spring cure". Can one use pine needles to make this as well? (In US I use a clear alcohol base such as vodka, in Germany Korn). It is Christmas in a bottle and wonderful in the winter months as an aperitif or digestive.
Greeting to you, I’m from the Pine Tree State as well!! Northern Maine. Making Pine/Fennel Tea today
The pine tree is a wonder 🤗 pycnogenol, pine pollen and the pine needles👌❤
yes, right on! thank you
Thank you for spreading this information wonderful light worker! I just found a beautiful lone Jeffrey Pine near my house and I’m so excited to start brewing some needles! Do you have any advice on cleaning the needles to avoid anything that could’ve been sprayed?
maybe a soak in water with some vinegar?
not sure what would clean them. Just use from best location you can access and for sure avoid any near railroads or busy highways.
Soak them in lemon juice or boron (borax in the laundry isle is the same thing). They shrivel up and die in both.
Thanks so much for sharing your recipe.
My pleasure 😊
Another thing I've been unable to find anywhere on any reputable sites*
Once I have gathered up all of the needles, how do I save them? With other tea leaves, I wash, pat dry, then put up in a dark space, allow them to fully dry out for 2+ weeks, depending on what kind. I don't have a dehydrator/dehumidifier/don't use oven on low for 49 hours.
So, How do I "dehydrate" or dry for storage for use later? Ois there another way to do so for using larger needles, or it's just crushing down all the needles to powder then storing in a container?
Reputable sites meaning that somewhere the side effects & health warnings are posted clearly*
I drank two cups in two days. The third day I felt horrible and slept most the day! I was so tired. Had to have been from the tea
Read the comment above by “D WIL”
He said this is a medicine & shouldn’t be used daily…..but twice a month”
What about the smaller conifer leaf trees if that's available not sure what kind of tree that is Inhave them right out side my door
Do I use only the alive green ones or can i use those that have become dry and brown on the tree? (I have a baby pine and some of the first leafs are now dried up.)
How much you can drink every day and for how long,thank you
@lightcellar I bought dryed pine needles as apparently our pine surrounding are all poisoned with toxins. Will Dry be just as potent to use? I cut them with scissors into smaller bits and have 1 table spoon 3 times a day in a cup of boiled water.
I'm also wondering, is it possible to boil up an amount for my 3 cups in one go? And drink the rest later, possibly cold? Or does the warmth add to the healing? Or should I just be drinking it freshly brewed?
If you have answers that would be great as I can't find these anywhere, and I'm going off grid in the next few weeks so access for boiling multiple times a day isn't ideal🌱
hmmm, that's too bad about the pine being poisoned... Fresh is better, but dry is still good too. One other option is to freeze the needles to preserve them fresh. You can make enough tea and store as well. Doesn't need to be fresh tea, how or cold. All is good.
If you’ve ever taken Buckley’s for a cold you know that they grind up a few pine trees to make it 😂
Hi and thank you for this video. Here in New Zealand our most common pine is radiata. Do you know if this is safe to use? Thanks 🙏
yes, that is a good one!
@@thelightcellar great thank you
As long as it is a round pine needle and not flat.
Hi! Thanks for the walkthrough!
One question, would storing the tea at room temperature for 10-12 hours have an effect on vitamin c? Will it hold up that long?
You might want to mention what type of pine tree needles you used and also mention the pine trees people should avoid.
for sure! I had done so in the previous video, but you're right, best to include here as well. I am using Lodgepole pine. There are over 100 different types of pine and all are good. Some research suggests Ponderosa when eaten by cows in large quantities has an abortive effect and traditional cultures stayed away from consuming pine if wanting to get pregnant. There are other types of coniferous trees like Yew which can be poisonous and another tree like Norfolk pine which is not actually a pine that you would want to avoid as well.
th-cam.com/video/RdTcmexTBH0/w-d-xo.html heres another video I think is more informative
Flat pine needles should be avoided.
HI!, I got some eastern white needles in the mail bagged. I noticed the bags having a touch of moisture so I put them in dehydrator. I figured if I didnt they would be bad if left that way. I put them in food sealer bags and now I need to know if it's ok to freeze them and still the suramin will be fine ?
Pine trees thrive/grow in cold climates right? Freezer should be fine.
@@MissJK_ laughing at myself currently. I always look past things. Thanks!
@@nattie9818 Hahahah No worries! You're welcome. ; )
Live remedies should be used right away...while they still have a positive charge. I would forage for them rather than using later. I am making hydroxy from my roughage after juicing.
Can pitch pine needles be used as well or does it have to be white pine ? I've seen alot of people talk about white pine I'm surrounded by alot of pitch pines and white pine is common too
Hello thank you for a great video I have radiata pine is that okay? thank you
Yes, absolutely, that is a good medicinal variety
I live in Mobile and there’s plenty of spots I could sample some needles and practice extraction.
My questions are: are there any locations I want to avoid sampling pine trees? What is your storage process for a year or longer? And what is a generally safe daily/weekly serving amouny?
great questions! I woudl avoid anywhere near a railway line as they heavily spray the tracks. Also further from a road the better. You can dry them to store them. However, good thing about pine is the needles are available year round, so if you're able to pick fresh or what you need a couple weeks at a time you'll get the best potency.
You need to vacuum seal or us a Amber colored Jar and store in a root cellar our of sunlight.
1) how many needles do you need per preparation
2) can you reuse needles & if so how many times?
3) do you consume all of each prep or store some in a jar in the fridge or room temp?
Thx
You can use them a couple of times. I personally don't use a bunch in my teas. I also don't use anybody. I cut my green pine needles up down to where they connect and Discard the rest. Boil for 5 to 10 mins and strain. Add local honey.
Thank you...Can you use any pine needles?
I have a ponderosa pine tree. Can I use the needles for tea from that or is it toxic?
lots of websites say it is toxic, but only reference is to an instance where cows ate the needles as an abortive. Main contraindication is pregnancy or wanting to conceive. No other herbal text or well-referenced sites ay Ponderosa is toxic and to be avoided. If I had Ponderosa nearby I would be making tea from it.
If itis a round pine needle and not flat... it is good.
How many pine needles do you need for the tea? Dosage info would be helpful.
In an video I saw using your thumb and pointer finger make a circle and as many needles will fit inside the hole you use.
The amount is an individual thing... but not many are needed.
Thank you :) Is the center stem that we pick the pine needles off of also edible?
yes, the stem itself is medicinal so I usually leave in tact
@@thelightcellar Thank you!
No. Avoid using the brown. It has no use.
Thank you. This is the most informative video I've watched on this tea. How old is the youngest person able to consume this tea? Would it be good for 2 year olds? 🤔
I've given it to all my kids. I'm actually making more tonight. We've been getting sinus problems, and we haven't drank the stuff in a while. The kids love picking and making it.
@@TamaraGrace is it ok for 2 year Olds? And how much?
@@TamaraGrace how long do you make it for??
It's fine for 2 year olds or, it was for mine. I don't know if your child has any kind of health conditions and such. So my best advice for you, if that is the case, to ask your child's pediatrician just to be safe. Aside from that, my kids haven't had any kind of problems with consuming it.
How much? Usually a coffee cup. We have a mini mug for our four year old but Usually she gets a second cup of it. The kids love it because they help forage it. And she's 4. But has drank this tea at a much younger age.
How long to make it for? Some people say to boil the water first and cut it up real fine to extract all the juices but I've just thrown it in there and have kept a close eye on it until you get this real pale yellow color. Again, everyone's different, idk which pine you guys have at yalls location. So to be safe, I'd recommend to boil the water first, then throw your pine in, and let it steep for 5-10 minutes. (Or until you see that pale yellow color.) Use your best judgment on that. No you don't want to turn your tea into turpentine and you don't want to kill off all your nutrients that your extracting from your tea. (Which could be happening the way I've been doing it.) But at the same time, making this tea isn't something that has to be exact. You can boil your water in the microwave, throw your needles on the stove top and bring your water up to a boil, it's however you feel comfortable with making your tea. Don't forget to wash your needles before you process them. And try to add a bit of honey for sweetness (1 yr old or up...)
I'm sorry I don't have exact information, but it's kind of up to you on what your comfortable with. And so sorry I'm just getting back with yall. I just now saw this. Take care!
@@TamaraGrace Thank you for the information 🙏
Do you know what the difference between Silver white pine needle tea and White pine needle tea? And does the Silver pine needle have the same nutrition?
As long as the tree has round needles it is good.
I have read Ponderosa Needles not good but if your not pregnant or wanting to get pregnant, it Ponderosa ok to use?
yes, ponderose is absolutely fine - the caution for this tree comes around pregnancy.
No. Also never flat pine needles.
If making a big batch like your pot full how do you store it and how long will it last?
You can store in fridge for more than a week, or several days just on stove.
@@thelightcellar wonderful thank you!
mike adams added 10% whiskey to help preserve it long term
@@jxker8 that’s a great idea!
@@nitadaugherty333 www.naturalnews.com/2021-05-09-is-pine-needle-tea-the-answer-to-covid-vaccine-shedding-suramin-shikimic-acid.html
What time of year should i pick the white oine needles?
Anytime
Can we reuse after boiled?if yes how many time or it last?
Awesome 👌
Any use for juniper or cedar??
Can you use blue spruce
I have been hearing it has the same benefits.
How do you like the handle on that knife? I was going to get one but I'm iffy about the angles... Shun?
can you make tea from a Pinus resinosa red pine tree leaf's, they come in a bundle of two leaf's. Thanks super video 🙏❤👊👍
yes, absolutely!
Like i read,the red pine is toxic. I wouldn't try it.
Thank you. Is it possible to use the pine cone(s) for tea?
so far, everything I have come across suggests the needles are best
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@@thelightcellar tell me plz can this tea take out cov vax of body?
Use the mineral boron (borax), helps with the metal toxicity from the V.
@@gwhln o
Get off of my tablet
How much should one drink ? Is this a cure or preventive measure?
Still speculative at this stage for current situation. I would lean more towards saying preventative. Anecdotally, a customer shared that drinking this helping normalize her periods sooner than the previous 2 times.
No cure. Natural medicine.
when i try and just make a cup it doesn't get very dark at all, i just use 1 of the bags that i bought. was gonna use 2 but started thinking why wouldn't they put enough in 1 bag you shouldn't have to use 2??
Can someone please answer this, how long can I store harvested pine needles and still get the benefit from them as a tea? Where I live now doesn't have any pine trees, but my parents home 3 hours away does. I was wondering if I could harvest a bunch at a time and store them. Thank you.
He answered the question in a comment above that they can be frozen
Or dry them out in the sun
Idk how long they would last though
Can you add honey?
Local honey. I always do. You can add peppermint too
Does the tea have to be from a pine tree only? I have other evergreen trees..
This tea.. yes. Round pine needles. Flat ones are poisonous
Pine needles what type of pine and where can I find sorry for my English I hope understand??????
dear lightcellar, would pine needle powder be also suitable for this tea (as "treatment")?
Fresh Green Pine Needles (end of the branch) have properties that are beneficial that are NOT present in the dried powder form. Please read: www.afinalwarning.com/517717.html "Is pine needle tea the answer to covid vaccine shedding / transmission? Learn about suramin, shikimic acid and how to make your own extracts"
Sunday, May 09, 2021 by: Mike Adams
great sharing - thnk you!
@@comingupforair3206 thank you indeed!!!
Could add a bit of anise
does pine nuts have Suramin?
great question and I do not know! Regardless, are a wonderfully tasty and nourishing food to be enjoyed.
So, what's the cooking time? 10 minutes? And how much do you put in? The more the more flavourful?
There's not much flavor anyway. I don't use much at a time. I ADD IT TO OUR DRINKS AND WITH LOCAL HONEY. Warm apple cider.. hot cocoa.
When making pine needle tea for the first time the rim of my cup was black.is this ok or not
hmmm, hard to know just from the description. Tea will get dark and more red, perhaps not a green like we might expect.
I would question the source or age of needles. When picking you only want the young shoots near the bottom of the tree. The older one above would likely have more tannins in it. Natives would never consume needles that were not young and fresh.
Can you eat the needles ??
Some do. I don't want to
So here’s something....i got inadvertently infected with the spike protein from vaxed ppl I live with. I’m devastated and the side effects are terrible. But do you think I can get these spike proteins out of my blood with pine tea? I wish i had known about this previous but honestly if you’re living with those who got an mRNA shot, it’s probably inevitable that transmission occurs. What do you think?
did you watch the vid at all?
Anecdotally, I had a customer share that drinking this helped normalize her periods sooner than the previous 2 times they were thrown off...
@@thelightcellar period abnormalities are not the only issues from the Shedding/Transmission ... this is all too unknown isn't it!
The unvaxed have also become lab rats!
Shedding occurs. No one here is getting it.
Thank you a lot
Please could you add the link of Mike Adam on this subject of pine needle and surinam
best place to buy?
depends on where you live. However, ideal if you can, is to wild-harvest it.
@@thelightcellar i found some at a park how’s that?
@@macturner80 as long as it is a round pine needle.
Thank you. ❤️
Can you use Christmas tree pine?
so long as it is not sprayed! Christmas trees are heavily sprayed - even with fire retardant. Be very careful from anything bought from a tree lot.
@@thelightcellar awesome! Thanks so much ‘
No! Do some research
@@queenofshiba6694 I thought the yellow was the pondersa pine that should be avoid?
@@queenofshiba6694 thanks so much for the info!!
So every pine needle tree is good?
No ,one type they say is poison
I’m not sure if more than one is poisonous
No. No flat needles
I bought pine needle tea i added lemon and honey..I was fine for a few days then I started getting diarrhea. I was having 8 oz a day. Is this normal?
It is normal if your system is not use to it.
I have concerns about getting too much vitamin A. I take supplements to get what I need but it can be a bad thing to get too much vitamin A. How many times a week is safe if you take supplements already? New sub here🙂
Oh yeah I have to ask: I heard if you boil the needles it makes turpentine. Right or wrong?
the major risk of getting too much vitain A will come from animal food source which contain true vitamin A vs beta-carotene which then needs converted. There is a process to take the resin and distill it to create turpentine. I believe the small naturally occurring resins in pine needle tea will be more beneficial than harmful in this regard.
Turpentine is from the Bark of the tree removed at lumber mills. It was a byproduct of the Lumber industry in which they found a way to profit from it. Just good business.
No boiling the needles makes the tea. I don't use brown in my teas, as it is how I learned it.
If I make a tea infusion from pine needles in bulk for the whole week and keep it in the fridge or out of the fridge (which is recommended?) Will the nutritional values remain?
Do pine wood needles contain surmin? And does surmin also cleanse toxins from vaccines?
It should be stored in an amber colored container in a cool spot out of sunlight. If pur in the fridge it will last a few weeks.
You mention women who want to get pregnant shouldn’t drink this. Any idea for how long before they want to try and get pregnant? If not trying for a couple/few years is it safe to drink up until maybe several months before trying?
I think you would be fine with just a couple of week break
Pregnant nor breastfeeding is also not suggested.
Aren't you suppose to dry the needles? I have been told you do not want to have the oil in the pine.
What oil? I don't wash mine. Cut mine up.. don't use the brown and I make tea. No issues.
" ever eat a pine tree"? Euell Gibbons
nice!
Some do
Any pine?
@Finnhungambar it is said white pine is best- has five needles per each fascicle, i think it is called. Do not use Yew, which is poisonous.
yes, any pine, so long as it is pine. The toxic varieties like Yew and Norfolk aren't actually pine. There are also reports that ponderosa is toxic but it is not. This is only in refernce to some cattle eating it as an abortive. Pine should be avoided if pregnant or wanting to conceive.
No flat pine needles
So it only has Shikimic acid, but not the Suramin?
I understand it has BOTH
You are supposed to avoid using the brown parts as they are not good for you.
I drink pine needle Tea since 2 days but it makes me feel realy fatique. Does anyone knows why?
I just started too. You might be detoxing from the high levels of vitamin C. I've used many compounds to detox from Vitamin C to bentonite clay. Hydrate alot during the 1st week and rest. Detox symptoms feel like you are coming down with a cold. (headaches, fatigue, runny nose etc.) Good luck and be well friend. 🙂🙏
@@gemm0602 I have always understood high levels of vit C are great!
@@gi7817 Yes, very great!
@@gemm0602 how about you? How do you feel. I stop taking my cause I was dizzy and very tired from it
Thank you 😁