Wild carrot seed is a key ingredient across species, selected by animals to support liver detox and repair, as well as being a pollinator. Washington State classifies it as a noxious weed, attempting to rid this important plant from our eco-culture. It can still be found on roadsides and certain areas...

"The sale, transport, and distribution of wild carrot (Daucus carota) seeds is prohibited in Washington State. The plant is classified as a Class C noxious weed and is on the state’s quarantine list, making it illegal to buy, sell, offer for sale, or distribute seeds or seed blends within Washington.".

Dandelion Root & Leaf: A key remedy across human & animal species, Horses have selected it and been relived from symptoms of cystitis. Why have we been programmed to use the word weed, associating it with something negative?

" Dandelions were introduced to the Pacific Northwest in 1852 by Catherine Maynard in Seattle for use as a medicinal tonic and food source, before their status shifted to being viewed as common lawn weeds.

Washington State encourages "Pest Management" and "tolerance" of these therapeutic plants that have been provided to humans and animals as a kidney and liver remedy, as well as a pollinator. Why they are so resistant?

Why are certain plants so abundant in Nature?

Seaweed serves as a detoxifier for animals through two primary mechanisms: direct pollutant neutralization in aquatic environments and internal metabolic support via bioactive compounds in terrestrial and companion animals.