How
does Cannabis clean up the earth and still remain safe to consume?
The fact that Cannabis sativa L, can eat
up radiation is now being used to try to convince people that these plants are
toxic. Already we are witnessing producers of CBD medications trying to
convince us that CBD extracts from 'Hemp' are far safer than medicines produced
from the female Cannabis plants because they claim that 'Hemp' does not absorb
heavy metals and other toxins.
If you
look at the study of phytoremediation then you will learn that Cannabis which
includes Hemp is able to absorb any heavy metals and toxins in the soil and air
for that matter without causing any damage to plant growth, yield or fibre
quality.
This is because Cannabis basically takes up the toxins and recycles it
in such a way that it is no longer dangerous and then uses the recycled
products to further feed itself and carry on growing strong and this is why
there are no accounts of any one being poisoned through phytoremediation in
Cannabis. We
have always known that Cannabis absorbs, destroys and converts toxins and heavy
metals into other molecules which are no longer harmful.
How is this possible?
Everything about the Human Companion Plant is magical and
mystical and Cannabis sativa L, is a highly evolved plant and the entire plant has a
unique and selective uptake program which together with other extraordinary
capabilities such translocation, bioaccumulation, phytostabilization,
phytoextraction, phytotransformation, contaminant degradation and storage of
these new harmless substances ensures that the plant can transform and convert
many different toxic contaminants found in the air, soil and water into more
environmentally friendly substances which it then actually uses for its own
growth and development.
In plain English this means that Cannabis is able to
control the expression of the micronutrient it creates from the toxic heavy
metals and other contaminants in a completely mysterious style…completely
unknown to man-kind or explainable by scientists.
People really need not worry
about the fate of the toxic heavy metals in the plant tissue, because Cannabis
is able to demobilise contaminants by reducing their bioavailability. When we
move on to advanced studies in this field you will learn how Cannabis uses its
own bacteria and other fungi in nature to achieve this healing and cleaning
function of phytoremediation without any ill effects on itself. This is why ii
always say that in order to save our planet we should be looking at mass
planting of Cannabis and mushrooms.
Cannabis sativa L, including Hemp and Marijuana have both been
acclaimed as the most excellent “Hyperaccumulator”
plants which means that both have amazing capabilities to absorb, degrade and
store most toxins and heavy metals found in the air, soil and water everywhere
on Earth today and which was largely not really a problem just over 100 years
ago…just before pesticides and potent fertilizers were created.
It is said that
Cannabis including hemp can absorb these toxins from up to 5 km away. Many other
plants mostly wild weeds and small herbs have these same capabilities but
scientists have noted that Cannabis sativa is the best candidate for this job.
Even sunflowers can eliminate elements of radiation. Mustard is another
example. So now it follows that if plants absorb poisons and heavy metals from
the air, soil and water then surely these plants will not be fit for human
consumption?
These plants including Cannabis also have the capability of
absorbing radiation and ii have read many reports about this and it is said
that Cannabis can destroy up to 95% of radioactive contaminants within a 24
hour period. That is pretty impressive
but definitely not surprising. You don’t need me to tell you where all these
toxins and heavy metals and radioactive toxic substances come from…we all know
that the products which corporations make like pesticides (glyphosate) and certain
fertilizers (arsenic) are no good and full of bad stuff you really would not want to put
into your body.
So this is the explanation of how Cannabis is able to
achieve heavy metal cleansing without creating any problems for the end
consumer of the Cannabis plant. If you
do not believe me then think about this…with all the spraying of Cannabis crops
in rural Transkei, Swaziland and even Lesotho, which continues to this day by
the way, when all of the crops were being sprayed by SAPS using the likes of “Kill-O-Max” to destroy the plantations
including the grower’s food crops…do you really think that those infected
plants did not land up on the street being sold in any case?
All of those
plants made their way out of the rural and into the cities and still to this
day no one has ever died from whole herbal plant derived Cannabis and this is
because of the plants natural capability to perform the function of removing
the evil from its tissues to promote its own health and prevent disease in
humans and animals. It is very interesting that the Greek word ‘phytoremediation’
means literally to remove an evil from a plant.
29 June 2023,
Greetings everyone ii just wanted to update this paper with some more informative proof of what ii am trying to teach in this paper from 2019,
In my collaborations with my beautiful friends of The Qure Analytics, ii would like to add the content of a recent enquiry (December 2022) on this topic of phyto-remediation in Cannabis sativa L, that ii believe confirms what ii am trying to relay above.
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Hello dear Ilse ii hope you guys are well and enjoying your garden to the max this season!
Iv been meaning to ask you this question for some time and you dont have to answer right away coz ii know how busy you are and it is not urgent!
I wanted to ask you if you do a lot of testing for heavy metals in ganja and if so are the results frightening? and do many people ask for heavy toxicity tests? im just curious because of my studies on phytoremediation properties of the plant and ii was just wondering what the situation is like in the field of testing. when you have chance il be so grateful for any pearls of wisdom sending lots of love to you both and your beautiful family xxx
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Hello Sista Vee
Thank you so much for your email and lovely wishes.
That is a very good question and quite an interesting concept. I suppose if one grows indoors in a non-soil medium, it lessens the chances of accumulating heavy metals in the plant considerably. We do not ask whether samples were grown indoors or outdoors and therefore cannot make an exact correlation.
I have asked Brenda for feedback on your question and she said that by far most of the time on our heavy metal testing, there was nothing to be alarmed about. Here and there have been high-ish chromium and copper results, but above the Qure suggested levels in only a couple of cases.
We never had dangerous levels of Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium or Mercury.
I hope this helps. Please let me know if there is anything else we can help with.
Cheery bye
Ilse
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