Pine is famous for its lovely, fresh-smelling scent. It has long been used in many cultures as a symbol of rejuvenation and revered as a symbol of a pioneering spirit, strength, and adaptability, for they can survive the winter snows and summer droughts in windy, rocky terrains.
Long a symbol for peace, here are three key functions of Pine:
Pine is used as a counter to upper respiratory tract inflammation, which causes congestion, hoarseness, coughs, bronchitis, and fevers.
Pine bark, needles, and the essential oil derived from the plant’s resins are used to clean houses, clear unwanted spirits, prevent cancer, help digestion, and even as an herbal viagra.
Pine nuts are a good source of omega-3 fatty acids, and pine bark contains about 500-600 calories per pound with a bitter taste that varies from species to species. High in digestible starches, fiber, vitamins, minerals, and small amounts of sugar. It is highly cleansing and nutritive to the system.
