Pine needle tea...a simple antidote for vax protien spikes.

Thanks for the information, I can't wait to give it a try.

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Great information!

We have a pine tree on our condo complex. Should I pick fresh pine needles or will the dried needles be OK?

Does it matter that the grass around the pine tree, and likely the tree, have been sprayed with chemicals?

How many pine needles per cup of tea do you recommend?


Already drink fresh mint & anise tea from leaves grown in my patio/balcony garden.

WARNING: I bought pine bark capsules and quit them after 4 doses of 1 capsule. I am still suffering the side effects.

I do love organic pine essential oil in my blend. Never tried needle tea.

I would say: first check the side effects, but beware big pharma's disinformation. What I always check with herbs: does it further lower your B.P. or B.sugar (or raise, if you have my opposite problem) Do not give it a go if you have these issues, it could be dangerous. Or if you have allergies to tree stuff.

It's in your immune cell DNA dummies...once it's in there is no going back..no pine needle tea or collidal silver will save you..

Use fresh pine needles. Should be ok even with sprayed grass. Use a handful of needles per cup of tea.

Love your threads, especially about giants and Tartaria. Thanks for them!

Food grade turpentine is well known for its curative powers and is made from pine trees. It is more concentrated and works wonders for everything from chest colds and congestion to cancer.

Save yourself the trouble of picking pine needles off a tree.

1 teaspoon in a glass of water ...

tastes bad but works.

Use fresh pine needles. Should be ok even with sprayed grass. Use a handful of needles per cup of tea.

Love your threads, especially about giants and Tartaria. Thanks for them!


Thank you for your answer. Will try it.

Always curious as to what topics GLP is interested in.

Lol! I was just listening to the Mike Adams report on this right now and was going to share it.

Very nice. He explains how to extract the pine needles.

I happen to have everything I need to do this except for the vodka.

This should be pinned.

Is it the same as 'Pure Gum Spirits of Turpentine'?

green needles in a broth..steep them slowly...uh!

Thanks for the information! I have lots of pine trees around, and might give this tea a try.

Or just take 1000 mg vitamin c

This discussion makes me wonder if there might be some benefit in uying Diatomaceous clay as well.

You can't kill a protein, you have to scoop it out somehow.

Well, maybe it'll only be beneficial to people who didn't personally get the vaccine, but come in contact with others who are shedding? Perhaps some people have an immune reaction to whatever is being shed, but their bodies aren't actually producing spike proteins themselves from it. I don't actually know, but I tend to think the ones who got the jab are screwed no matter what. I'm thinking that once it gets inside their cells and reprograms them to produce this spike protein they're are permanently damaged, and it's incurable. In some it might not show up until later though, after their immune system is challenged by another pathogen.

Don't use the needles from ponderosa pine trees.

They have a poison toxin in them.

You're half right. The cells of the vaccinated will produce these proteins for the rest of their lives. So there is no possible cure (other than some more genetic modification maybe to revert back).

But, doesn't mean you can't treat the spike proteins regularly to at least alleviate some of the damage.

And to the non-Jabbed, it could be a way to block uptake of shedding spike proteins. (IF that's a thing, and that is really what's happening)

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Or just take 1000 mg vitamin c”


MUCH MORE THAN the Vit. C !

REALLY WORTH YOUR TIME TO READ IT FOR YOURSELF !

The “Health Ranger” report is both Video or Print!

Whichever you prefer!

So do you have to keep taking the pine tea for the rest of your life? Is there no way to tell the cells not to produce the spike protein?

The vaxxed may pump out spike proteins as long as they live. The in vaxxed will need to protect themselves against the GMO spike proteins until they're gone.

If, as in all animal trials, the vaxxed die after exposure...it will pass after a couple years.

It's all shitty.

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I drink sweet wood with lemongras and nettle ,two different tastes,but it isnt as strong tasting compared to when i was a toddler.

But since i didn't drink tea for like 10 years,i even swallowed it.

So now ill try 2 tea in the evening.

I had wonderful well water near Kentwood and found out about pine needle tea. I used to sell a little newspaper and would rerun an article about Pine Needle Tea being free Vitamin C. It smells really good, and it tastes nice. Sweeten with a little honey.

There were also these plants around that everyone used on the fence lines of their property that the natives used for black tea. LOADED with caffeine, but also a little buzz from it. If you live in the south, you know the bush. It's sort of thorny with red berries, but you use the new leaf to make the tea. The more you boil it and cook it down, the stronger it gets. I only went so far with it but heard from others it will make you trip a bit. It was ceremonial. When the colonizers came they used it instead of coffee, because it grows everywhere and it gives you a buzz...

Yaupon holly, a relative of Yerba Mate, is the only native North American plant that contains caffeine.

Yaupon has the unfortunate scientific name of Ilex vomitoria. According to Charles Hudson, in his introduction to the book Black Drink: A Native American Tea, the scientific name derives from yaupon’s association with purification ceremonies that involved ritual vomiting. But the tea of yaupon itself, at least when drunk in moderate amounts, does not cause vomiting.

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been testing in vitro against terpenes, they do not seem to have an effect on spike proteins. I would be weary of this if it's all you do.

Been looking at this of late; ongoing...

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