Wilderness Medicine: The Toothache Tree
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2015
- The Toothache Tree's leaves and bark can be utilized as a strong local numbing agent and antibacterial drug. The Tree goes by several names including; Tingle Tongue, Hercules' club, pepperwood, or the southern prickly ash.
The Tree elicits a numbness of the mouth, teeth, and tongue induced by the chewing of its leaves or bark. The tree has been historically used for medicinal purposes by both Native Americans and early settlers.
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I have watched the ending of this like 10 times and it crackes me up every time thank you so much for the demonstration and the laugh. Praying for you.
You got me with the daughter's windo seal joke lol
@green rushrelief lol
Tickletongue! That's what we called it when I was a kid. Good video. Thanks Bob.
Bob Hansler, the video was pretty excellent! I particularly enjoyed when you decided to try some in front of the camera. Your grin before tossing it in your mouth was classic though! Thanks for sharing. I hope that you are feeling a bit better. Your update was welcome to all of us concerned about your well being. Your kind wife has responded to several of your viewers. It is refreshing to see such genuine concern amidst whom are otherwise strangers. Keep your head up friend.
Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the kind words. Bob actually filmed that video without me. I enjoyed the looks on his face also once I watched it.
We head back to the doctor late next week to see how recovery is going and when the next surgery will be. We will continue to update. Take care...Shauna
Bob Hansler I really enjoyed this video thanks for making it.
got stuck between Valentine and Van Horn, Texas when my truck broke down, never knew all this useful stuff was around me, thanks for the information, it took 12 hours for the tow truck to get to me, ran out of water about 6 hours into the breakdown and would have been in trouble if it were not for my fellow truckers but a lot of those Texas back roads are long and desolate, people should take care cause phone service is spotty on the back roads.
+peter8488 That desert will kill you pretty fast if you aren't ready for it. I've spent a decade out there in those Davis Mountains in the distance and have a huge respect and love of that area. I'll be producing a series on water procurement for such situations and will have a few pointed at that area and climate in particular. There are still some frontier paces out there in this world, no all has been bubble wrapped by and for this upcoming generation. Though it can be daunting,,, and some will not fair well... I hope that these places remain dangerous. Keep watching. The truly helpful videos will begin to roll out mid January. Take care my friend.
Found one in my backyard today, thanks for the info 👍🏻👍🏻
I’m not sure we have any of those here in north Texas, but knowing these trees are here in Texas was exciting to learn. Thanks a bunch to you and your wife for your tireless work to bring us these amazing videos.
Great tips.
A good place to look for them in the south is along old farming fence lines. Farmers would plant em to keep cattle off the fence along with their other properties
Love it :) Seems to be a very nice tree to have around. I can´t believe you put it in your mouth. I couldn´t help laughing when you tried to talk.. Thanks for sharing! Hope it cools down for you soon! Greetings, Ulrica
Gullrica Little clouds block the sun for moments at a time today, make it feel normal for a short while. When the sun is uncovered once more you can feel your skin burn while your clothing begins to feel as though you are standing too close to a fire. Thinking I will be making videos further North this time next year. Thank you for the comments : )
Awesome! Thanks for doing it for the camera
NICE! Enjoy all of your videos.
I look to see if we have things in Ks. We do my phone says I will find it now I know what to look for...thanks Bob...
Excellent video!
Love this guy I watch him alot
Thank you for sharing.
Ha! Under your daughter’s window sill. You just find a guy pinned to the side of the tree one morning dead and you think “yep, I got another one”
Bob's the man!
That tree is awesome
nice video Mr hansler! keep it up hope to see more
alanbeast19 Battling the Heat. 102 degrees each day is not working. Looking forward to mid-September when I can actually survive outside more than an hour or two each day. Thanks senior.
Great Video!
+BobHansler Im glad you made this vid im going camping in some weeks so i show my caping buddies your videos and i cant wait till you do your fishing videos
CyClone Animation Pray for some rain. The creek is drying up fast and the ground has become hard and brown with toasted plants. Still shooting videos though! Hope you've an awesome camping trip. Cheers.
SICK SHADES BRO!
cool always called them High thorn you make some awesome videos
cool, thanks
Very informative Bob you couldn't resist it, yes you put some in your mouth quick re-action I believe you lol. I don't think we have that magic tree here in the UK, maybe it's a good thing !!!! Thanks for sharing your video always a pleasure watching them.
Hope you a feeling better mate 👌🇬🇧
Definitely need that plant but doubt I could find any around me .
Im in Louisiana so i will definitely be looking for it.
I've seen a bunch just riding 4wheelers in Shreveport alone
I once made the mistake of putting a prickly ash berry and a wild chile pepper, Chile Pequin, in my mouth at the same time. I don't recommend that. The burning capsaicin from the pepper rode on the increased saliva from the prickly ash and the burning sensation lasted much too long, much longer than usual. My friends thought it was funny, though, watching my eyes water.
nice vid man, good to know bout this brother plant... or maybe sister xd
You are amazing man! Damed good tip! You seem to be in a jungle there!
I have one in my yard, but it's spindly, skinny. It doesnt get much sunlight because of the other, bigger trees around it. How should I propagate it? Soft wood cuttings, then root in water or directly in soil?
TIA.
howdy Bob - hope ur doin well as with ur family -- would you happen to know if there are any similar medicinal trees like this one up north here i Canada -- sure wud be handy - you folks take care
There is a Northern version of prickly Ash. It extends all the way up through midwest into parts of Canada.
Are they easy to propagate ?
and how fast do they grow ?
haha it was nice to see that u got a like from me.
Just out of curiosity what happens if you smoke the dried leaf?
brother I have asked before, but never got a response was
what do you consider the south? Assuming your in Texas.
Zanthoxyllum clava-herculis has the same effects as Spilanthes acmella:)
how fast does their bark recovers?
so make sure to not swallow right? XD
are they evergreen or deciduous?
I'd like to take some schooling from you, what's the bottom line?
Are you going to make some blacksmithing videos?
August Jewell going to have to give it 4-5 months. It's 106 degrees here and I am having trouble making any videos at all unfortunately. Yes though, the Blacksmithing will definitely be a series that I will be producing this fall, especially on those rainy days.
Sir which tree is it and tree name wr will we find it plz help me
Couple of questions.. could I extract this in an oil base and create a salve/ointment? Let's think pain cream/orajel situation.
Do you know of any contraindications? Would this be something a child could use in a smaller dose obviously
I always thought the tree parts, especially the berries, taste like lemon zest, which makes sense since they're in the citrus family.
I haven't tasted them but the berries smell like weird peppers to me. Seem like a good seasoning.
@@catpoke9557 Yeah, they're in the same genus as the Szechuan/Sichuan peppers used in Chinese cooking so they can be used as seasoning.
Hey in in East Texas today and i got the chance to get some to take back to Arizona iv got 2 questions for you do you think i can get it 2 grow in AZ and do u know if it can be dryed and used the same way
I do not believe that it’s range extends into your arid area. I can try to get you a sapling next year that you can baby.
@@BobHansler are you in south tx i ask only because your videos looks like south tx and if so i believe it's the same climate as North Arizona bus yes please do i would love 2 test it out thx oh i found a sab that u make with it i thought that was pretty cool
Do people smoke it?
What's the scientific name for this tree?
Do you spit out the saliva when chewing on it?
heat4yoass No, It's a pretty pleasant sensation and taste. Chew on it until it has the desired effect. You wont e disappointed.
Note that it's mildly toxic (not the fruit though, that's completely edible) so don't consume too much. As for applying it to skin or the mouth, I don't think there's side effects to that.
I need to grow this for my fiance. He gets horrible toothaches.
needs to go to the dentist if he can :)
And now the druggies are eating the trees. Oh brother
Bob's the man!