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Abel's Outdoor Adventures - Edible and medicinal plants - Gallium Aparine aka Cleaver

First episode of Abel's outdoor adventures. This is a spring plants known as cleaver with the scientific name gallium aparine. It is known as a weed, however a weed is defined as a plant that is undesirable in a particular situation. So instead of considering things weeds, learn their uses and how they can benefit. Here are some of the uses of gallium aparine. Galium aparine, commonly known as cleavers or bedstraw, is a wild herb with various traditional uses.  Medicinal Uses:  Diuretic: Cleavers is believed to promote urine production, making it beneficial for treating urinary tract infections and fluid retention.  Lymphatic tonic: It is thought to support the lymphatic system, aiding in detoxification and reducing swelling.  Skin conditions: Cleavers has been used topically to treat skin infections, eczema, and psoriasis.  Anti-inflammatory: The herb has anti-inflammatory properties and may be helpful for reducing pain and swelling associated with injuries or arthritis.  Wound healing: Cleavers may promote wound healing and reduce scarring.  Other Uses:  Dye: The roots of cleavers can be used to produce a red dye.  Food: The young leaves and shoots are edible and can be added to salads or soups.  Pest control: Cleavers is a natural pest repellent for insects such as aphids.  Note: While cleavers has been used traditionally for various purposes, scientific evidence supporting these benefits is limited. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional before using cleavers for any medical conditions.  #weeds #homesteading #plants #permaculture #ablesoutdooradventures #outdoors #medicinal