Disclaimers

Health Disclaimer:

All health related articles are for educational purposes only and not medical advice. This includes but is not limited to any discussion of natural supplements or herbs. Always consult a medical professional before starting anything new. Even natural substances can have negative side effects, be inappropriate for certain medical conditions, and interact with medications. 

flat lay photo of alternative medicines
Photo by Nataliya Vaitkevich

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Foraging and plant identification

Northeast Medicinal herbs by Liz Neves

All information contained on this website is for educational and entertainment purposes only. This one is so important and I cannot stress it enough; do not solely use any information or photos contained in this blog for identification of plants or mushrooms. While I will always do my best to make sure all information posted is factual, mistakes do happen, even with experts! I am not responsible for what you decide to consume so do so at your own risk. I NEVER consume anything without quadruple checking with multiple sources and I highly suggest you do the same. Do not take one person’s word for it. I will provide helpful outside resources whenever possible. As a general rule you should use multiple sources for identification including but not limited to: books, experts in the field, other blogs, websites, foraging groups, etc. Compare photos, drawings and text. There are toxic look alikes and one mistake can be fatal. When in doubt, throw it out. Let’s keep it fun and stay safe!

turkey tail mushroom
Turkey Tail mushroom (Trametes Versicolor)