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What is the plants historical use in traditional medicine

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What is the plants historical use in traditional medicine

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Fireweeds historical use was normally for skin problems such as acne, burns, wounds, eczema, and psoriasis.

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what part of the plants are used for medicine

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what part of the plants are used for medicine

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The young leaves and flowers would be the best used. especially for the skin conditions.

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How is the plant prepared to be used as medicine 

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How is the plant prepared to be used as medicine 

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To prepare the fireweed you would first crush and chew the fireweed to get out all the sour juices. Then the fireweed was usually mixed with oil and seal blood to make Aluk.

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The fireweed was mostly used by a group called The Bella Coola People and they would use it by using the steams as a choice of edibles.

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Fireweed is usually found in habitats such as woodland borders, boreal forests, forest meadows, alpine meadows, mixed forests, burned or logged forests, and lakes.

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when/how is it harvested to be used as medicine

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when/how is it harvested to be used as medicine

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Fireweed is usually good to harvest all year round other than winter. Spring is the best time to harvest the young shoots though.

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Fireweed is used for the same thing, we still use it for skin conditions but a different one this time. Such as diaper rash or sore gums.