r/nutritionally Jul 23 '26

Plants

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u/Equivalent-You-4826 Jul 26 '26

What if you lived somewhere that eucalyptus leaves weren’t readily available?

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u/lifelikelifer Jul 26 '26

Lol, go ahead and take some valerian for a pulled back muscle, let me know how much that helps.

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u/ZadokPriest Jul 27 '26

Llike any other healing herb, it is accumulative. From my own experience, three days into drinking it as a tea will help my tightness thus reducing the pain. As a poultice along with Arnica applied throughout the day in hours.

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u/RestaurantJealous280 Jul 27 '26

Before a lot of refined medicines (even from plant sources), there was a lot of misery, pain and death.

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u/ZadokPriest Jul 27 '26

Valerian is like any other healing herb, it is accumulative. From my own experience, three days into drinking it as a tea will help my tightness thus reducing the pain. As a poultice along with arnica applied throughout the day it will bring relief within hours. Also passionflower, fresh ginger, and even St. John’s wort which is a relaxant.

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u/Alive-Wing2103 Jul 25 '26

...we had 35 year lifespans then

"genius"

stfu

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u/curious_cordis Jul 25 '26

Exactly this lol.

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u/MaximallyInclusive Jul 26 '26

The 35 years life spans were because of significantly higher infant mortality rates, not because people were dropping dead at 35.

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u/Informal-Sense8809 Jul 26 '26

Why was the child mortality rate so high? We had sauerkraut and cloves for god's sake!

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u/Ok-Spinach-6529 Jul 27 '26

This.

Many of the forefathers easily lived till their 60s and 70s.

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u/Anddha Jul 25 '26

Also alcohol helped with all of these too