I had been drinking Pine needle tea (dried needles bought online as I was’nt sure what was ‘safe’ from the wild) sometime ago. Now that Iv’e seen so much info about all the benefits I’m starting again.
You’re welcome! I didn’t know all the health benefits until I wrote the blog. I can’t wait to make some in the spring. And, I just learned that pine needle extract can be added to a serum tho help protect our skin from spike protein shedding! I am doing a blog on it now that will post in a few days.
Wow!! I had heard about white pine needle tea and I got some because I heard it was a good detox and I was concerned about shedding. I just started drinking it again.
This article has so much more info about so many more health benefits than I knew. Thanks so much for sharing.
I have a few pine trees, so when I get back north in the spring, I’m going to figure out what kind they are so hopefully I can harvest my own!
I went outside and looked at all our Norway trees and they all have the pair of needles! Farther north we were shown the Norway Tree that has 3 needles and they call it Red Pine Norway it is toxic and has 3 needles. Evidently there are different species of Norways. We found the info on Wikipedia but it is confusing so I will stick to the white Pine for tea! I wonder what others have found out?
I don’t know where in the north you live but just a heads up. In MN we have a pine tree we call Norway pine, it is toxic, it has Long soft 3 needles but just last night I found out it is actually called Red Pine, Norway and it is NOT the same Red Pine tree that has the pair of needles in the blog that you can use. I am by NO WAY an expert on any of this but I WOULD STICK WITH using the White pine needles like Tammi Said it is safe and easy to tell because it has the 5 needles! I am going to try to get a picture of our Red Pine Norway tree branches and needles.
I learned so much too! I haven’t made it before but I will in the spring. I have also just learned about a salve you can make to block against spike proteins and the toxins from chemtrails! I’ll be writing about it soon!
Great article Tammi. Besides dandelion tea, I also recommended star anise tea to my family for the shikimic affect on the spike protein. Finally got some pine needle tea also. The things we didn’t know that we can all share as we learn. God Bless you.
Another great informative article! Our neighbors have the perfect tree for pine needle tea, I just have never taken the time to make it. No better time to start than now! I am taking a few herb classes right now and one will be on making tinctures. I’m sure I could figure it out myself but it is always nice to get some expert advice.
So cool! I love that God gave us everything we need and am looking forward to growing an apothecary garden this year. I’ve been collecting books for some time now and it’s time to take the next steps. I’m particularly interested in how the native Americans and Amish made natural cures. There is so much to learn! I will add the book you mentioned to my library. Thanks!
I had heard of Pine Needle Tea, and heard it was used for the Spike Protein issues…but NEVER have I seen an in-depth article like this. Thank You so much for all your time, work and effort to help us find God’s Goodness in Natural Remedies. A healthy body helps us maintain a healthy mind. In our Spiritual Warfare battles, natural remedies are a literal “God Send” gift. THANK YOU SO MUCH for giving your readers that Blessed Gift !!
You are very welcome. I am on a mission to learn about all the things I don’t know. Especially what has been hidden or canceled! This blog is where I discuss what I’ve learned… So really every post is about something I didn’t know. Thank you for coming along on this journey with me!
I had been drinking Pine needle tea (dried needles bought online as I was’nt sure what was ‘safe’ from the wild) sometime ago. Now that Iv’e seen so much info about all the benefits I’m starting again.
Thank You and God Bless you for this post
You’re welcome! I didn’t know all the health benefits until I wrote the blog. I can’t wait to make some in the spring. And, I just learned that pine needle extract can be added to a serum tho help protect our skin from spike protein shedding! I am doing a blog on it now that will post in a few days.
Very interesting thank you!!
You’re very welcome!
Wow!! I had heard about white pine needle tea and I got some because I heard it was a good detox and I was concerned about shedding. I just started drinking it again.
This article has so much more info about so many more health benefits than I knew. Thanks so much for sharing.
I have a few pine trees, so when I get back north in the spring, I’m going to figure out what kind they are so hopefully I can harvest my own!
I went outside and looked at all our Norway trees and they all have the pair of needles! Farther north we were shown the Norway Tree that has 3 needles and they call it Red Pine Norway it is toxic and has 3 needles. Evidently there are different species of Norways. We found the info on Wikipedia but it is confusing so I will stick to the white Pine for tea! I wonder what others have found out?
I don’t know where in the north you live but just a heads up. In MN we have a pine tree we call Norway pine, it is toxic, it has Long soft 3 needles but just last night I found out it is actually called Red Pine, Norway and it is NOT the same Red Pine tree that has the pair of needles in the blog that you can use. I am by NO WAY an expert on any of this but I WOULD STICK WITH using the White pine needles like Tammi Said it is safe and easy to tell because it has the 5 needles! I am going to try to get a picture of our Red Pine Norway tree branches and needles.
Good info Emma! Thanks!
I learned so much too! I haven’t made it before but I will in the spring. I have also just learned about a salve you can make to block against spike proteins and the toxins from chemtrails! I’ll be writing about it soon!
Great article Tammi. Besides dandelion tea, I also recommended star anise tea to my family for the shikimic affect on the spike protein. Finally got some pine needle tea also. The things we didn’t know that we can all share as we learn. God Bless you.
I didn’t know that about star anise tea! Thanks for the tip!
Another great informative article! Our neighbors have the perfect tree for pine needle tea, I just have never taken the time to make it. No better time to start than now! I am taking a few herb classes right now and one will be on making tinctures. I’m sure I could figure it out myself but it is always nice to get some expert advice.
I’m curious about herb classes. I am buying an arsenal of books and combing through them and learning more about what I don’t know every day!
I just invested in the Nicole Apelian herb book and apothecary books! They look super informative. I’m hoping to delve into them soon.
So cool! I love that God gave us everything we need and am looking forward to growing an apothecary garden this year. I’ve been collecting books for some time now and it’s time to take the next steps. I’m particularly interested in how the native Americans and Amish made natural cures. There is so much to learn! I will add the book you mentioned to my library. Thanks!
Tammi- Another great and helpful article !
I had heard of Pine Needle Tea, and heard it was used for the Spike Protein issues…but NEVER have I seen an in-depth article like this. Thank You so much for all your time, work and effort to help us find God’s Goodness in Natural Remedies. A healthy body helps us maintain a healthy mind. In our Spiritual Warfare battles, natural remedies are a literal “God Send” gift. THANK YOU SO MUCH for giving your readers that Blessed Gift !!
You are very welcome. I am on a mission to learn about all the things I don’t know. Especially what has been hidden or canceled! This blog is where I discuss what I’ve learned… So really every post is about something I didn’t know. Thank you for coming along on this journey with me!
Exactly! It’s used for tamiflu but pishposhed for use at home. Makes me wonder what other ingredients are in tamiflu.