It never ceases to amaze just how many uses one can glean from a simple tree. In reality, though, primitive cultures relied heavily on their knowledge of trees and their uses in order to survive from one day to the next.
A pine tree, for instance, is one of the most useful trees out there. It's soft and flexible wood makes it ideal for building, its sap makes for an excellent natural adhesive and sealant, its pine nuts are a rich source of protein and fat, and its needles can be steeped like tea to create a hot drink with a ton of Vitamin C. These are the uses many people know about, but there is one more that very few are privy to.
- Survive With No Food By Eating A Pine Tree
- Medicinal Pine Needle Tea
- Pine Needle Mulch For Growing Food
- Survival Food With Pine Nuts
- Catch Fish With Pine Needle Lures
- Pine Tree Toothbruth
- Collect Pine Resin For Insect Repellent, Torches & Adhesives
Check out the next page to find out exactly how a pine tree could keep you alive when times are tough.
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Kristina Mac Dowell
How so? You may want to do some research.
Ty
Reading a book on WW2…Guadalcanal..the Japanese soldiers had been surviving (barely) on lizards and Tree Bark…ugh
“Many parts are edible”
Awesome sauce
Dalton Kirtley
Riley Lambert can you tell this is just by the knife ? Lol
I prefer the manly taste of Grape Nuts.