15 Backyard Weeds That Fight Joint Pain After 60 — Before You Buy Another Supplement

15 common backyard weeds are sold as joint pain remedies to people over 60. Which are worth knowing, which deserve skepticism, and which can actually hurt you? Before you buy another supplement, learn to identify each plant, what it was traditionally used for, and the cautions the label never mentions: blood thinner interactions, kidney stones, liver damage, and a deadly look-alike. IN THIS VIDEO Worth recognizing (with cautions): mullein, common mallow, goldenrod, self-heal, lamb's quarters, pineapple weed, evening primrose Worth being skeptical about: feverfew, Japanese knotweed, shepherd's purse, wild violet Approach with serious caution: St. John's wort, comfrey, pokeweed, Queen Anne's lace (and its deadly twin, poison hemlock) CHAPTERS 0:00 Before you pull another weed XX:XX 1. Mullein XX:XX 2. Common mallow XX:XX 3. Goldenrod XX:XX 4. Feverfew XX:XX 5. Self-heal XX:XX 6. Lamb's quarters XX:XX 7. Japanese knotweed XX:XX 8. Pineapple weed XX:XX 9. Evening primrose XX:XX 10. Shepherd's purse XX:XX 11. Wild violet XX:XX 12. St. John's wort XX:XX 13. Comfrey XX:XX 14. Pokeweed XX:XX 15. Queen Anne's lace vs. poison hemlock XX:XX The three groups: how to use this in the supplement aisle WHICH ONE IS GROWING NEAR YOU? Tell me in the comments. I read every one. NEW HERE? Every week on Old Roots, I cover overlooked plants and old-fashioned remedies with one rule: what it was traditionally used for, and what you actually need to watch out for. Subscribe so you don't miss the next one. IMPORTANT This video is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. It is not a list of cures. Never eat, drink, or apply any wild plant unless you are 100% certain of its identification, and never harvest from areas treated with weed killer or fertilizer. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before using any herb or supplement, especially if you take a blood thinner, blood pressure medicine, or anything for your heart. #BackyardWeeds #JointPain #HerbalRemedies