STUDIES

TOXICOLOGY SINCE 2021

Pictured above, is a fairly commonly seen species and its often noted as poisonous or toxic, which it is, however anything in unprocessable volume is bad; ex. water or alcohol. This shrub in the photo is the species Yew, which can grow as shrubs/bushes or large trees. Yew is one of the most desirable woods for bow making and its also the origin of the first chemo therapy treatments for it’s compound called “Taxol.”

Being a Corpsman in the United States Navy exposed me to medical practice and still to this day I study medicine, but more on the natural and holistic side of healing. I have had personal experience with a handful of loved ones who were taken by cancer and the viciousness of modern chemo therapy which influenced me to seek out better ways to treat the issue, and prevention.

Being a person who battles some immune diseases, coming up to 20 years, I had started taken steps into preventative medicine in 2021. I have been taking micro doses of Yew, Holly, Oriental Bitter Sweet, and consuming fruit seeds that carry the compound amygdalin, Also breathing in the dust of the Yew while making Bows.

MORE TO BE ADDED SOON ON CONSUMPTION AND DOSAGE