Better than the mRNA shot

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And you can do it at home. Bet you won’t hear about it from fauci, the CDC, or anyone else? The is no kickback $ for telling folks about it and it won’t depopulate the planet.

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I posted it somewhere earlier too. No worries, there needs to be a thread about alternatives.

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Sorry, I didn’t see your post otherwise I wouldn’t have posted it again.

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All good Brian. There really should be a separate thread for alternatives to the Jab.
In fact it is what I should have done. No worries.

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Time for some dandelion wine :grin:

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You’re not the first person who suggested that Robert, great minds think alike. But what was tested was a tea made from the dry leaves and not the fresh flowers. Darn it! But dandelion wine is still delicious and sure to be a great chaser for the tea.

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Hey, I’m happy we are ahead of the curve as it is :wink:

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Dandelion is something I wish I saw more of here in the Arizona desert. It’s a very useful survival plant. It surprises me that it also can protect against Covid.

Verily, the kindnesses of the L.rd never cease! Indeed, His mercies never fail!
~ Lamentations 3:22

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Where I buy my bulk herbs it’s $6/lb. Cheap. I have all sorts of it in the “lawn” but we have dogs that use it as their toilet so it’s off limits.

I wonder if the dandelion vegetable greens (yes, it exists) has the same properties? IDK.

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So in checking…

Where I buy my bulk herbs has ordinary dry dandelion leaf for $6 and change/lb. Their organic version is $9 and change.

I found this on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0012BY12E/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0012BY12E&linkCode=as2&tag=herbalteaho02-20&linkId=96e90e79c1547e5c544722027e974a8a

I intend to buy a pound to try it. If it’s tasty so much the better. I found this recipe for dandelion leaf tea. It is strongly suggested that one checks with ones Dr for any potential drug interactions.

Dandelion Leaf Tea Simple Recipe

Before getting started, you should make sure that your dandelion leaves are ready to use. I recommend crushing the leaves in a mortar bowl to get the most flavor and nutrients out of them.

This is done by using a “pestle”, which is a type of tool used for grinding. You can also prepare the leaves by dicing or slicing them into very small pieces. The more “crushed” or “cut”, the more flavor you are ultimately going to derive from the leaves themselves!

Dandelion Leaf Tea Recipe
Note: This recipe utilizes a teapot with an infuser. If you don’t own a teapot with infuser, you can pour the tea mixture in a strainer at the end of steeping to remove the leaf particles. Removing the leaf particular is an important step – you can discard them by placing them to compost in your garden!

Easy List of Ingredients (2 Servings)

Organic Raw Dandelion Leaf (3 Tablespoons) (the more leaves – the more flavor)
Water (3 Cups)
Cinnamon Sticks (4 x ~ 1 inch)
Sugar to taste (I use ~ 1.5 Teaspoons) (you can also use sustainably sourced honey)

Easy to Follow Directions
Pour Water (3 Cups) into a teapot and bring to a boil.
Place on low heat and add dandelion leaves and cinnamon sticks.
Steep for 5-7 minutes (longer for stronger flavors)
Turn of heat and allow teapot to cool for 3-4 minutes
Remove infuser and pour tea into desired teacups.
Add Sugar (optional) and stir. Remember, you can use honey if the sugar produces too much of a “sweet” taste for your liking!
Enjoy, you have now completed the Dandelion Leaf Tea Recipe!

Edit: I checked with my pharmacist for interactions with drugs and was told they have no way of knowing since it’s not something that’s studied. If anyone learns anything else please let me know.

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I actually got my first shot yesterday.

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Yer goin to suffer immeasurable pain and most likely croak.

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:joy:

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It’s just another vaccine guys. Doctors and nurses got it almost a year ago. I think it’s been proven

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No

you in now bro

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#1- No it’s not a vaccine. A vaccine uses part of the target organism to teach our body to fight the live organism when it encounters it. This shot uses mRNA to produce a synthetic protein that no human body has ever had inside it before. The term vaccine is used to get everyone to think it’s as safe as the flu shot.

#2- Nor is it safe. It has killed as of a few months ago over 6k people, and given over 300k adverse reactions. The still birth rate in the UK is up tremendously. I can’t remember but its by a factor of 3x or 6x. In the year since it’s been out it has surpassed ALL OTHER vaccine adverse reactions combined for the past 20 years. And that’s only in reactions that have been reported, not all are reported. Nor has it completed trials, they won’t be complete for another few years.

#3- We’ll know if it was safe in a few years. Everyone who took it is part of the biggest trial ever seen. I hope it’s safe but personally I’m not a lab rat. Anyone comes near me with intent to give me the jab will have, at the very least, broken bones and need emergency aid.

#4- Just because some medical people took the shot is meaningless. Lots of them wouldn’t and didn’t take it. Hospitals that mandate the shot are having lots of their staff quit.

#5- There are other treatments that are proven to work but were withheld. I have to ask myself why? Those treatments could have saved countless lives, but the only “solution” was the jab. That told me that something was rotten. Pretty much everything that was done was to promote fear so that people would line up for the shot. Everything that was done was counter to what was required. States that stayed open had the same result as the states that had lockdowns. If those known effective treatments had been used hundreds of thousands, maybe millions more people would have gotten covid, but been cured, and have natural immunity. But again only the shot was going to be the “savior”. When has the medical community ever given just one medical option? Why wasn’t the patient given the option of choice?

#6- All of that drives me nuts, but I and the wife now have natural immunity because I had it and there’s absolutely no way the wife could have dodged it. Yet still the head of the Maine CDC says we should take the shot. Why? the immunity I have is better than the crap in the needle. Again, something is really rotten.

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Interesting stuff! I googled it and found this, too:

It’s a March 2021 article and admits the study hasn’t been reviewed yet. Anyway, it’s an extract from dandelion. I don’t know if drinking dandelion tea would have the same effect as the lab-induced in-vitro extract experiment, but hopefully more research can develop from this.

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Maybe I’ll grow a third eye to be better for shooting lol.

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I think a lot of this is overblown by people with absolutely no education in the medical field. If this was that crazy our medical responders and teachers wouldn’t have been first in line. However, If start speaking Chinese all the sudden I will let you know

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