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Never our fault, always our responsibility
Invasive plants are Earth's way of insisting we notice her medicines. Stephen Herrod Buhner
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M Ljin wrote:Welcome to Permies, Pavel! I’m happy to hear about your experiences.
Do you have bush honeysuckles where you live, especially Lonicera morrowii? I had different nerve issues a while ago and they helped a lot (bark, twigs, leaves) but it might be worth trying anyway. It is not a remedy that people have used widely.
Anne Miller wrote:What a wonderful experiment.
Welcome to the forum!
One can never be too kind to oneself or others.
Never our fault, always our responsibility
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John Suavecito wrote:I think that we are all trying to make practical trials on what we think seems to work. If someone doesn't want to call it an experiment, I am ok with that. I like the work that you are doing. We can share the results and methods with others and it provides insight into possible ways of living and growing better. I don't care what people call it. I'm glad you are doing what you are doing.
John S
PDX OR
M Ljin wrote:Well, my issue was “incurable” too so who knows?
Anyway, I wish you the best!
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Greg Martin wrote:Thank you for sharing your experience. I've always wondered about the statements that Amazonian biochar replicates itself. Your comment that you saw biochar penetrating a wood chip is intriguing. Do you have a picture you can share or more description? Was the woodchip becoming biochar, or transforming into a different stable form?
Greg Martin wrote:Thank you for sharing your experience. I've always wondered about the statements that Amazonian biochar replicates itself. Your comment that you saw biochar penetrating a wood chip is intriguing. Do you have a picture you can share or more description? Was the woodchip becoming biochar, or transforming into a different stable form?
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