Can you answer beachbumflgirl’s question about Ginseng?:

my boyfriend has been very sick- drs have been a joke- just want some suggestions and fully understand this is not a diagnosis but please advise- wakes up daily nauseas, severe abdominal pain, usually throwing up bile, today tarry sludge, always lethargic and unmotivated, falls asleep constantly regardless what he does (caffine , energy drinks etc), weight loss, runs, chest pains, breathing problems, jaw pain, no appetite, doesnt eat, is impossible to ake from sleep regardless how long hes slept….. he doesnt drink alcohol, not a junkie – takes a lot of advil/tylenol for pain – also his urine is dark and smelly bad. but he doesnt drink water just soda and monster energy – takes a lot of ginseng too- could be a lot in his head- need some input please !! ASAP anyone with medical background really encuraged to add- also- dr has him on celexa and zantac.
hes had this before the celexa or zantac – this has been ongoing for a while and he has seen different drs and been to hospital many times- still no answers- thats why im looking for advice. this is crazy ! and like i said- we have sought drs everywhere and its never looked into- they run labs and says they are normal but this is same hospital that told me this completely overlooking major problem.

Chinese Red Panax Ginseng

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There are numerous ways to make money from things you can find in the woods or fields. Most people think of logging timber or cutting firewood, but I’m going to list some different options that involve less physically demanding work, less equipment, and less environmental impact. The majority of them will not affect the ecosystem if done moderately. Here are eight ideas to get you started.

Pine cones come in a variety of shapes and sizes. They can be turned into crafts which can then be sold. You can also soak them in certain chemicals which will in turn cause them to burn different colors when put in a fireplace. These treated pine cones sell for around $15 for a 3 pound bag.

Morel mushrooms, also known as dryland fish, can be found in the woods in the  springtime across most of the entire Eastern half of the United States and a few places in the Northwest. Morels can sell for $20 or more per pound.

Arrowheads, flint tools, and other Indian rocks and artifacts can be found in fields and woods across the country. Just one nice artifact could be worth anywhere between $10 and $1000+.

You can find and sell antler sheds from deer, elk and moose. Many sell for several dollars a pound, but if you find a trophy-sized shed it could bring much more.  

Keep an eye out for twisted, small trees or branches. You can make really nice walking canes out of these fairly easily. Just try to use trees or branches that have a unique, distinctive quality. This makes the cane a one of a kind item with character that will sell for a greater value.

You can dig ginseng and other herbal roots such as goldenseal (yellow root), black cohosh, and wild hydrangea. A pound of wild ginseng usually brings anywhere from $300 to $800 a pound depending on the market that year.

You can find giant cane, also known as river cane, in 23 states. It is often found in floodplains with sparse tree cover overhead. You can take a few of the larger ones and make fishing poles (cane poles) out of them and sell them.

You might need to exercise some caution on this one. Most people wait until after the fall frost. It is gathering hornet nests. They generally bring around $20-30 apiece from people who want them as a type of rustic decoration or just collect them. Plus, hornets do not use an old nest, they build a new one each year.

Hopefully, you have gotten at least a few ideas from this article and maybe you have most of these things in your area. Just please be responsible when taking advantage of nature’s available resources and always check your local laws and regulations before proceeding.

Thanks to Lee Moss for contributing this article to our Ginseng blog:

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Can you answer Nick’s question about Ginseng?:

I just bought some raw ginseng root in San Fransisco’s Chinatown and I was wondering if it’s safe to take on planes or will they confiscate it?

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Can you answer jC’s question about Ginseng?:

and I mean these both on the most simplest state, not pills or any of that.

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Can you answer macy_vivas’s question about Ginseng?:

what will happen if a female took a multivitamin made specially for men which has masculine formula of ginseng and royal jelly, will this have any bad side effects to a female?

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