Written by Joe Taylor on April 22nd, 2019
Could These So-Called "Weeds" Replace the Drugs in Your Medicine Cabinet? How to Use the Plants in Your Backyard as Natural Remedies
The major crisis all Americans should prep for...

is what folks 150 years ago called daily life.

Think about it...

Not too long ago, people had no electrical power. No refrigerators, computers, Internet or TV. No Safeway or Walmart, and no hyperactive law enforcement. Yet, somehow they had what they needed to survive... Otherwise, we wouldn't be here!

The truth is, modern lifestyles aren't preparing us for difficult situations that can easily arise in life, such as inflation, economic depressions, natural disasters or power outages. Most people have grown so dependent on the "grid," believing they'll never lose their ability to "google" information or buy any product in the world online. This dependency syndrome couldn't be more dangerous when it comes to medical care.

If the cost of your daily medicine suddenly skyrocketed, what would you do? What if there's a widespread power outage and hospitals go out of service? When there's a financial or natural disaster, pharmacies are among the first locations raided by thieves. The point is, you can't count on modern medicine in the event of a disaster.

It's terrible to think about. But...
If all hell broke loose, you could easily end up without access to:
  •  Medical treatment for wounds 
  • Prescription drugs for pain relief 
  •  Pharmaceutical medicine like metformin and statin drugs for treating diabetes, high cholesterol and other chronic conditions 
  •  Over-the-counter medicine for common ailments like heartburn, diarrhea and problems sleeping 
What's worse is that infectious disease tends to strike during a crisis.


Luckily, all you need in order to take care of your health is already available to you.

If this weren't the case, how could humanity have survived to this point without modern medicine? All that's been lost is the knowledge of how to use what our natural environment provides.

Virtually every culture has a history of natural medicine, involving plants that allowed them to heal wounds, kill infections, stop disease, control pain and alleviate common ailments. Luckily, many of these plants aren't hard to find growing naturally around us. They may even be in your own backyard! If you learn to identify these medicinal herbs now, you'll be prepared if there's a time when you desperately need them. It's easy to grow these plants yourself, and they're invaluable to have on hand.

Don't believe me?

Here are some examples of common WEEDS that can be used as medicine.  (Yes, actual medicine!)
Catnip may look like an unremarkable green plant. It grows and spreads wildly as a weed wherever it can find sunlight and soil. BUT, when you brew it as tea, catnip can relieve cold symptoms and even break a fever.

Catnip
Do you have cattails in your area? You wouldn't know by looking at them, but if you open up cattail leaves, you'll find a medicinal inner gel. This gel is a non-toxic, natural numbing agent. It can even replace novocaine and treat the worst of toothaches!
Cattails
Feverfew is a small white flower that commonly grows as a weed. Its powerful anti-inflammatory properties can alleviate headaches, treat arthritis and relieve other pains when you brew it as tea. You can also grind feverfew flowers into a paste and use them topically to reduce swelling, bruising and pain. Actually, anti-inflammatory herbs like feverfew help wounds heal a LOT faster than conventional medical treatment.
Fewerfew
Herbs can also clean wounds and prevent infections. If you have any blackberry or raspberry bushes around, you can use their leaves for wound cleaning. They have an astringent quality that tightens tissues and stops bleeding so that your wound can heal faster. The inner gel of aloe leaves acts as a natural disinfectant for wounds. It also speeds the healing of tissues by boosting collagen formation.

These are just a few of the herbs you can use for first aid. If you don't have these specific herbs on hand, there are others that can replace them. The more you know about the plant kingdom, the better you're prepared.
Some of the most invaluable natural remedies for serious ailments may be plants you're already growing on your windowsill.

Oregano and thyme are herbs you probably use for cooking. But did you know... these are some of the most versatile herbal medicines in the plant kingdom?

For example, you can use either oregano or thyme to treat a respiratory infection when you don't have conventional medicine on hand. They both have expectorant and antispasmodic properties, which help you expel mucus from the lungs and relieve unproductive coughing. They're antimicrobial and they promote sweating to help bring down a fever.

Without an inhaler on hand, you can use natural antihistamine herbs like oregano, thyme and basil to counter asthma attacks. They downregulate the immune system's response to allergens and prevent the release of histamines.
Yarrow is a small white flower that grows profusely as a garden weed. It's an antispasmodic that can help stop an asthma attack by widening your airways, allowing you to breathe. Imagine how precious this "weed" would become if you had asthma but couldn't get ahold of an inhaler?

Amazingly, yarrow also heals wounds and stops bleeding, reduces inflammation, relieves gastrointestinal distress, lowers high blood pressure and even alleviates anxiety.

The truth is, there are far too many medicinal plants to chronicle in this post. But if you're equipped with the knowledge people in years past used for daily survival, all the medicine you need can be found in your environment. And...

You can get them at hardly any cost, or with any side effects. Plus, no prescription required!

Thyme
Oregano
Yarrow
You'll find all the plant remedy information you'll need in 
The Lost Book of Remedies. It gives you:
  •  The benefits of hundreds of medicinal plants and how to identify them (images included) 
  •  Instructions for how to harvest these plants properly 
  •  Directions for making tinctures, pastes, powders and more with each plant
  •  Common treatments people used in the past to treat illnesses 
Truly, modern medicine already costs more than most people can afford.

But, the ultimate cost would be not having medicine when you or your loved ones need it most. When there's a disaster, it's up to you to take care of yourself and your family. If you've prepared in advance, you'll have the knowledge the same people in your ancestry used to survive without hospitals and modern pharmacies. You'll know how to use plants in your surroundings to treat virtually any medical emergency, disease or common ailment.

Remember...

ALL medicine is rooted in plants. Not just folk medicine, but even modern medicine. The truth is, pharmaceutical companies study plants closely and make their own patented synthetic versions of the active chemicals found in them.

It's time to take back the lost knowledge of your grandparents, great grandparents and generations before them. Break the cycle of dependency on Big Pharma and prepare yourself while you still can!! All this information is laid out for you in one convenient place. Get it all with just a one-time purchase of The Book of Lost Remedies, and you can reference this priceless information again and again!
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