Discovering mysterious and hidden herbs inside the forest

[00:00:00]This plant here usually lies on the darkest side of nature. When you ingest this plant, this plant can cause abdominal pain. It can cause dizziness, nausea, confusion, hallucination or even in extreme cases, this plant can cause death or it can make you go into a coma.

[00:00:22]This plant usually make you see spirits, make some people become mad and some people can start to see things like entities or even things that are not there. In our first video on this section, we decided to take a walk inside this deep forest in search of all kind of herbs that are hidden within these forests. That one include the beneficial herbs and even the herbs or the wheats that are very dangerous when it come to usage and even interaction.

[00:00:51]Now, in that last section, we learned a couple of them. We interacted with a couple of them, including the beneficial ones, the dangerous ones, and even the mysterious ones. Herbs that can make you see spirits, herbs that can make you astral project. Now, in this video, we are going to enter even more deeper as we continue to explore the wonders of nature. If you're new here, my name is Awaken044. In this channel, we talk about spirituality, the hidden things, way of the universe, way of our ancestors, and even the wonders of nature. Now, this is the forest I'm talking about. It is very big. There are many herbs, mysterious, dangerous, and even beneficial herbs within this forest. Now, right now, what we are going to do, we are going to use this path. The path that you are seeing right here, it is a path of a seasonal river.

[00:01:41]In the rainy season, there is usually a seasonal river that usually passes through here. Now, that seasonal river in the dry season usually leaves an open path like an open space that you can use as you are going to explore this forest.

[00:01:56]Now, this is the path that we are going to use because the other places they are very impossible because this forest it is pretty thick. You cannot pass through here. You cannot pass in those other areas. Now we are going to use this path and we are going to talk about the herbs that we are going to meet or explore in this path. As I continue with my walk inside this forest, I come across a group of safarians.

[00:02:22]These are the safarians.

[00:02:25]As you can see, these are the safarians.

[00:02:29]The ones that are opening their jaws, those are the soldier ants. They are very aggressive. These are the soldier ants. The ones in the middle, the ones that are very busy. These are the worker ants with the with some soldier ants like this one. This very big one. That is a soldier ant. Now, there is a very small favor that I want from this ant.

[00:02:51]But one thing about nature, it is not good to interfere with the natural flow of nature. It is not good to disturb the natural flow of nature. And one thing, I'm not going to interfere with these ants within this path. What I'm going to do, I'm going to look for their scouts.

[00:03:08]The ants usually send their scouts. As you can see, this is the main path. And there is that small exit or an entrance. These are the scouts. These are the scouts. These are the ones that usually go out there looking for new pathways. And then the others are going to follow using their ferommones. Finally, I have found some of these scouts.

[00:03:32]And what I want from them, I want them to walk on top of this piece of clothes.

[00:03:39]This is a small tower. I want them to walk on top of this piece of clo. Right now, some of these scouts, they are wondering what is this? It is their curiosity that is driving them to this piece of clo. But if they find that this piece of cloth doesn't p any danger, they going to leave this piece of clothes and they are going to continue with their journey. They're going to walk away. Now, after making sure that the ants intentionally attacked this piece of clo. Now, what I'm going to do next, I'm going to rub myself with this piece of clo all over across my hands, all over across my feet, and even all over across my face. The reason for doing this it is because when these ants attack this piece of clo they left their own ferommones. Now I'm covering myself with the pherommones of the ants in order to scare away certain insects in order free myself from insect bites things like mosquitoes. Now when they come across me they will hear that feromone they will sense the chemical compound the ferommon and then that one will scare them away. Now away from the ferommones in our search of herbs and even the healing plants we come across this plant. This plant that you see here it is called the pricky pear cactus. It is very common in warm regions. Now this plant that you see when it is mature it usually produces bright flowers with edible fruits. Now these edible fruits they are called the tunas. Even this plant it was very common when it come to ancient and traditional medicine and even when it come to beauty products.

[00:05:25]Traditionally this prick pair cactus was used when it come to blood sugar control by regulating glucose level in people with diabetes. Also it is an anti-inflammatory because it contain compounds like flavonoids and even betalines that usually help to reduce inflammation. It is also good when it come to liver and even hangover relief.

[00:05:48]In folk medicine, it was used to ease liver stress and even alcohol related nausea. Also, this pricky pair cactus when it was crushed. It was applied in things like wounds and even burns. It helped to heal the skin. It is also used in beauty and even cosmetic products especially the oil that is the prickipa seed oil. It is very rich when it come to vitamin E and even nilolleic acid.

[00:06:17]Also, this preipia cactus has things that we call antioxidants and even anti-agents. Now, the anti-aging help to reduce things like wrinkles and improve something that we call skin elasticity.

[00:06:28]Also, people usually make hair gel using these prick cactus. It usually help the hair to shine, hair growth and even improve the skin health. Moving away from the pricky pear cactus. Now we come across this plant here. This yellow vibrant flower that you see here. Some people call it the Mexican sunflower.

[00:06:51]Some people call it the tree merold.

[00:06:54]Some people call it the moonflour and some people call it the wild sunflower.

[00:06:59]This one traditionally was used to control blood sugar, fever, stomach issues and even inflammation. When it come to inflammation, the leaf extract reduces swelling and pain and it is used when it come to arthritis and even fevers. Traditionally people used to make teas her using this plant when it come to blood sugar control even when it come to wound healing. These leaves are crushed. They are applied to the wounds, the bands or even the cuts. When it come to liver protection, this plant here contain a compound that is called sesquita pin lacones. Now that compound usually protect the liver, usually support liver function. Away from the wild sunflower, we come to this plant here. This plant that you see here, it is called the misodon or the cats claw.

[00:07:54]It is a viny plant with dons. These sharp domes that you see there, it is called the misodon. The plant that you see here usually come from a family that is called cisal pina. It is almost identical to a plant that is called the sapan wood. But sapan wood usually exists in most parts of Asia. But this plant here, it is native to Africa. In traditional medicine, misodon or the cascllo was used as a her for fever, jundis bronchitis, digestive problem and even skin infection. It has antimicrobial properties and when it come to skin and wounds, its pes are applied to the cuts and even boils and even the infection because of the antimicrobial properties. When it come to diabetes and inflammation, its seeds they were used in fork medicine to regulate blood sugar and even reduce swelling. When it come to bronchitis and core, its infusion was used to ease chest congestion and even respiratory inflammation. This is the misodon. Away from that, as we continue with our adventure inside this forest, we come across this plant here. This plant that you see here, it is called the lion's ear or in scientific name, it is called the Leonautis Nepolia. It is very powerful when it come to healing and even ancient medicine. This plant that you see contain active compounds.

[00:09:31]compounds like the flavonoids, compounds like tanins, phenolic acid and even leonurine. These compounds they have what we call antioxidant. The antioxidant usually protect you against oxidative stress. They have anti-inflammatory that usually reduces swelling and pain.

[00:09:51]They are antimicrobial that usually are effective when it come to bacteria and fungi. And they are very good. This plant is very good when it come to wound healing. In African folk medicine, the infusions of this plant we are taken to reduce fever and even treat malaria.

[00:10:08]When it come to digestion, the leaves of this plant used to make habotes and the habotes would help when it come to diarrhea, things like stomach upset and even when it come to balancing the digestive health. When it come to skin and wounds, it pices would be applied to the buns, cuts and even skin infection.

[00:10:28]And this plant it is very good when it come to women's health. The whole plant it is used when it come to things like menstrual pain. Away from the lion's ear a few meters away we come across this weed the famous known as horseeed.

[00:10:46]Horseeed usually act as both multi-purpose hub and even when it come to spiritual uses. When it come to spiritual uses you can burn this horseeed. when it come to sending away negative energy when it come to your own place and also it is used in energy purification. Horseeed has essential compounds compounds like tannins, flavonoids, phenolic acids, steroids and even essential oils. It provide both anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and even heostasis effects. When it come to healing, horseeed has been used by many ancient generation especially when it come to the digestive health. That is and the deions of horseeed help to eradicate things like diarrhea and even in digestion. The tannins the active compound within horseeed usually act as an estrogens. These ones usually tightens the tissues reducing intestinal fluid loss. Apart from the digestive health, horseeed is used when it come to bleeding and even wound healing. It pices are applied to the nose bleed and even to the wound in order to promote healing. Apart from that, it is used in urinary and even bladder health. It infusions are taken as a diuretic to promote urination and even reduce bladder problems. It is also used when it come to menstrual irregularities and even when it come to heavy bleeding.

[00:12:12]Women usually make this the tea from the horseeed. And as we continue to explore deep inside the forest, we come across this plant here. Many people who are not familiar with her game, they just see a simple plant with broadlike leaves, leaves with blue flowers, and even certain kind of berries. But what you don't know, this plant here usually lies on the darkest side of nature. When you ingest this plant, this plant can cause abdominal pain. It can cause dizziness, nausea, confusion, hallucination, or even in extreme cases, this plant can cause death or it can make you go into a coma. In short, there is no difference between this plant and the one that I showed you earlier, the one that is called Atura. Because this plant here usually goes by the name bugwid or even solanam moritanium. This is one of the most poisonous plant that nature usually provide. The leaf is poisonous. The stem is poisonous.

[00:13:22]These berries that you see are poisonous and even the roots are poisonous.

[00:13:26]poisonous to both humans and even livestock. When it come to confusion, this plant has alkenoids that usually interfere with your neurotransmitters leading to poor coordination and even mental clouding. When it come to hallucination, this plant usually act the same as the plant that is called ata and even a certain plant that is called the angel's trumpet. I will come to do a video and show you where is the angel's trumpet. Now this plant usually make you see spirits, make some people become mad and some people can start to see things like entities or even things that are not there. This plant can also cause memory impairment and also this plant can turn you into something like a zombie because of things that we call scopolamine like compounds. It has copolomine like compounds that can temporarily cause amnesia or even make you difficult when it come to forming new memories. So in anything that you do when you visit nature make sure that you avoid ingesting the bugweed or the solenum moritanium. Peace and love.

[00:14:38]Having understood that now we are going to pause there for today but many videos will be coming on this section as we continue to explore deeper inside this forest and as we continue to follow this path of the seasonal river in search of both the dangerous both the beneficial and even the healing herbs. If you have watched until this point don't forget to like, share and comment on this video.

[00:15:04]If you have learned something new, let me know on the comment section. If you have any question about the specific types of herbs and even the wheats that I have mentioned, let me know on the comment section. Peace and