The native Americans are able to enjoy traditional and cultural psychedelic use legally, why can't a normal person also enjoy a traditional sassofrass root beer legally if everyone else is smoking marijuana "legally" now anyway?

>>507999333 (OP)

>taps at your dark skin

Nigger

>banned in the 60s
that was probably because they hate you just look at the year they did it

I prefer Oliet Bang's

>>507999333 (OP)
https://www.unclescottsrootbeer.com
Now stfu

>>507999333 (OP)
It causes cancer. No one is stopping you from cutting down sassafras and making your own root beer. But it shouldn't be sold to the public.

>>507999976
Wouldn't this cause liber failure, how do they even sell this?

>>508000269
>i believe everything science nerds and the gubbament tells me. I love sucking the partys dick.

>>507999333 (OP)
Sassafras is one of the very few naturally occurring chemicals that has been conclusively proven to increase the risk of cancer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safrole#Toxicity

You can separate the safrole from sassafras extract but that makes it very expensive.

>>507999976
>>508000285
This doesn't contain any sass

Not actually illegal but highly discouraged as a carcinogen.

>>508000494
Alcohol is carcinogenic too but they will never ban it.

>>508000269
Yup.

>>508000582
But it still have to be separated. And the molecules are similar so you don’t want to add manmade chemicals to separate it.

>>508000650
To separate the molecules you will basically have to uses a lot of some manmade chemicals.

>>508001651
Which precludes the "worth it" aspect. Here's the official drink of Kim-Il-Sung.

>>507999333 (OP)
I have about 4 jars of dried sassafras root in my cabinet right now and about 80 seedlings marked in my woods. I have a few jars of rabbit tobacco leaves and flowers, a few jars of eastern red cedar dried juniper berries. And a jar of dried wild hibiscus. The problem with root beer is that you make it and you basically have to drink it within a few days you cannot easily bottle it.

Anyways, I mostly just like the smell of the sassafras leaves and roots. I keep a sassafras tree right as you go out my back door so I can ripboff a few leaves and crush them up and stick them in my shirt pocket. In my experience sassafras is not a long lived hardwood type tree. They are plentiful but they grow more like a shrub. They get about 15 feet tall and the tops break out and then they die. The tea is fine but nothing special but the aroma is probably the best in the woods next to maybe like sweet shrub and eastern red cedar. By far the most useful of the wild herbs/spices is wild red bay and the juniper berries.

>>508000650
It seems like nutmeg and even cinnamon would have higher concentrations of the same compounds, but that's legal, I think I recall the USA has even justified invaded countries to secure tree products like nutmeg and rubber from foreign lands.

>>507999333 (OP)
I know where tons of sarsaparilla trees are. Easily identified because it has three different leaves on same tree

The one you want to know is mamossa sp? Trees. Those flowers are similar to “relaxation” drugs

>>508000285
The sassafras is apparently carcinogenic but not a potent carcinogen so to speak. My understanding is that it takes considerable quantities for the cancer risk to manifest but idk. Shit its not like I'm drinking the teas every day.

At any rate it IS a fascinating tree. Interesting aroma. Good fall color, and the variable 1,2, and 3 lobed leaves are interesting from a plant perspective very few other trees have variation like that.

>>508002857
The water is probably worse

>>508000494
>Sassafras is one of the very few naturally occurring chemicals that has been conclusively proven to increase the risk of cancer

Yeah, in rats rats which have different digestive enzymes than humans

Nice try, Shlomo

I am making my own natural root beer recipe with cocaine instead of neurosis-causing (((caffeine))), and you will not be stopping me

>>508002857
Mamossa trees are flowering right now

Live on southern east coast. Palm nuts are big here. The Indians used them for boner drugs. Most boner drugs still used palm nuts

>>508002857
Sarsparilla is not the same as Sassafras. The tree you are talking about with variable leaves is Sassafras and it is the original root beer flavor. They swapped to sarsparilla root once they claimed sacrilege was carcinogenic.

Anyways it is an easily identifiable tree and it is common and can be found readily compared to many other fragrant or useful plants that are uncommon or have to be searched for.

>>507999333 (OP)
I lived in a city that had these along the bank someone stripped all the roots to make mda or sass, the town was flooded with it for a couple years but they ended up killing most of the trees. We shouldn't encourage this or people will just over harvest.

>>508002972
Water is great around here. The aquifers are filtered by China clay. It’s the ancient beach dunes from 250,000,000 years ago.

>>508002541
Well the Dutch did that centuries before. Seems silly considering Florida could be an excellent growing place.

>>508003040
You mean the palmetto right? I can never easily distinguish them from needle palm in the woods tbqh.

>>508003210
We also have “vomit trees” here. It’s a bush that has high concentration of caffeine. The original competition to japonica tea leaves.

>>508003228
In the woods sassafras is plentiful. I pull up a small one every year or so.

>>507999333 (OP)
The best high is from semen retention.

>>508003408
It’s the medium sized palm. The fruit is a huge bunch of orange looking fruit. The boner drug companies have huge farms in Florida with the palms. I’m in sc

>>508003432
Yeah youre talking about yaupon holly. One of the few caffeine containing plants besides coffee. It is actually a very very common native shrub. I have a few English style hedge squares of dwarf ones.

>>508003027
>I am making my own natural root beer recipe with cocaine instead of neurosis-causing (((caffeine))), and you will not be stopping me
wtf based
you should mix it with unpasteurized milk.

>>508003432
Ilex vomitoria Before someone asks

>>508003596
The only native palms I'm familiar with are Palmetto and the related species, needle palm, and cabal palm.

Then you have the only north American cycad- Coontie is makes an orange seed pod. But my guess is yiu are talking about palmetto.

>>508003934
Sabal*

>>508003934
Saw palmetto is what they call it near me

Another good relatively unused and common native plant product for flavoring is the berries of winged sumac.

>>508003391
Sometimes it feels like the EIC is still ruling over everyone, mascarading as the government and selling really bad alien drugs to everyone while prohibiting natural native alternatives.

>>508000650
But they spray cancer chemicals on food that they said for years didn't cause cancer.

Maybe they are lying.

>>508004168
Yeah, and it is the most distinctive and common for sure and I am aware they use the extract for supposed medicinal purposes. Anyways, in the wild, they usually dont get to the point of putting on a trunk and are hard to differentiate from needle palm imho.

>>507999333 (OP)
Google says it was banned for commercial use because it contains carcinogens harmful to rats.
wasn't aware our food needed to be safe for rats to eat

>>508000269
>It causes cancer.
So does sun screen and almost every other product available on market.

>>508002266
lol blueberry wine? They must be desperate.

>>508004510
We all better stop eating onions, Anon. They're toxic to cats and dogs.

>>508004807
hey I'm just relaying the message, didn't say I agree with it

>>508004543
This is true, I use delivery services just so I don't have to read all the cancer labeling because it's so scary. Not having to read that stuff has done wonders for my longterm health outlook.

>>507999333 (OP)
Who wants to make their own when delicious Bangs is available in bottles.

>>508000269
You don't have to chop it down. You want the roots anyway and you can snag some without harming the tree if done correctly

>>508003027
>>508005195

>>507999333 (OP)
It's because you can make MDMA starting from safrole. They can't have you circumventing their pharma cartels now can they?

>>507999614
part this too.

>>508000269
and attention deficit disorder is basically cured with white faggots with bbc, no scam pills from jewish pharma companies

>>508005378
Eh maybe. Once you go digging up roots you may as well just pull the whole thing up imho. Sure you could dig up a few roots and then prune some major branches back and it would probably live but it will stunt it.. but they arent long lived trees generally anyways and they are super common so I'd just pick one about 3-4 feet tall and pull it up.

>>508005452
pic related. Also part of the reason why methylamine is so controlled. That and meth obviously.

why aren't the niggers rich from curing attention deficit disorder in white faggots with their bbc like the jews with their pharma adderall and ritalin pills?

>>507999713

>>508000269
Artificial sweeteners also caused cancer in lab rats and they were made legal at the same time so this can't be the actual reason.

>>508004395
The clues were the stripes.

>>508005195
I can't get this shit where I live in NC!!!

>>508005878
because its probably an industrial waste byproduct like flouride is aluminum manufacturing waste byproduct they put in water and say it's the same as the natural flouride

>>508005878
They don't care about us getting cancer. Maybe they knee jerk reacted back in 1960, but the reason that sassafras is still so controlled is because safrole is a useful intermediate for clandestine drugs. Same with many other compounds out there.

>>508006081
they only care when they fearmonger people into believing it's from natural sources like a plant like tobacco, not from their chemicals that are safe for you to eat goyim

like marijuana, outlawed because hemp competes with dupont chemicals

>>507999333 (OP)
no one stopping me except my own lazy ass, you need fresh sassafras root from saplings (to not be poisonous) and they are all kinds of fun to dig up in the spring with the poison oak and bramble death pits

>>508006081
Yes. It's the precursor to synthesizing MDMA and all the other derivitevs like 2CI and 2CB that can naturally cure things like depression and PTSD. They used to call soda tonics because they were medicine.

>>508006211
ya they don't want you treating yourself with natural products like safrole or ivermectin because then you don't need their shit. Same simple reason you can't bring your own hot dog to a baseball game lol. But this is about health so they should fuck off. Cocaine, THC, and morphine should be OK as well. idc God gave these to us.

the jews are a retarded schizophrenic race that wants you to believe anything from mother nature can't compete with their lab created chemicals, but those niggers with their bbc outcompete you goyim because you're just some trash god made in a lab

>>508005631
You can derive methamphetamine from gasoline if you really wanted to. It’s a simple molecule with almost infinite synthesis pathways.

The good stuff we still rely on nature for because plants are genuinely better chemists than DuPont and Big Pharma combined

>>508000956
Only for muzzshits. Every one else can drink alcohol just fine. Pray to sexual deviant devil God all*h after fucking some goats, Abdul Rashid Al pedophili

>>508006081
This doesn't make sense. They banned it for commercial use. The root is still everywhere and they aren't burning fields of the stuff.

>>508000269
You must eat the artificial syrup, goy. You can't just collect roots and then boil them in suger water with a vanilla bean reeeeeee.

>>508004420
It does have an accumulative effect. Perhaps they banned one carcinogen in a feeble attempt to shill their own. Perhaps both together would be too dangerous to not be noticed.

>>508004645
Ironically the good stuff.

>>508006519
I realize. But a lot of even simple reagents are strictly controlled. I have looked this up before I do think most pathways still require certain chems that you can't get, like methylamine. I think from hexanes would be pretty involved lol. IIRC most chemicals that chemists use to make drugs at companies, even very advanced reagents, still begin their journey as petrochemicals side products. I could be mistaken though.

I studied natural products for a couple of years. And I distinctly remember learning about combinatorial synthesis and how it failed to find anything good. They went back to nature actually.

>>508000494
sassafras like many plants produce toxins as a defense mechanism when harvested and those chemicals convert to carcinogens when they dry.
You must use fresh from young plants! the studies were done on old dried roots, the same study could be done on a potato and you'd get wildly toxic results.

>>508006648
I don't think you can or should try to buy or import any appreciable amount of sassafras oil still. It is still available in tiny amounts for "aromatherapy" but I think you would get a visit. I have found sources but never had the balls lol.

Funny enough many drugs can actually be made with chemicals available for fragrances and aromatherapy etc.

>>508005195
Based Bang's enjoyer

>>508006648
Also you would not be able to get enough from any one root. You would probably have to have a whole field of trees.

>>507999333 (OP)
Wtf are you on about? You have several natural beer brands like Samuel Smith. Here in Portugal we only have two options, natural or natural. We don't add additives but it's root beer either. Regular beer can also be natural.

>>507999333 (OP)
Spruce beer is the White man's drink.

>>508003040
saw palmetto? to my understanding it lowers testosterone which is why they give it to old men for their prostate.
You wouldn't happen to be gaslighting young men into chemically castrating themselves would you?

>>508007418
They use a safrole free sassafras extract so it's still natural but you don't get any of the potential benefits or risks

>>508007870
Eat random shit in the wild at your own risk. Not a tide pod challenge

>>507999333 (OP)
It's called sarsaparilla.

>>508002472
Legit fellow hillbilly bro.

>>508008174
not exactly random at this point, your tribe might just be waking up but we've noticing for thousands of years

>>508005195
Very classy bottle for classy bang enjoyer

>>508005443
It's okay bocc

>>508006019
Wait really? I thought they sold Barq’s nationwide.

>>508006644
For any more of that BBW?

>>508008284
Sarsparilla is the temu sassafras. Its what they swapped to after they banned safrole.

>>508008174
Eh, its been so long since I didn't know every plant in the woods I forget the feeling. But geberally there are only about a dozen seriously deadly poisonous plants in the woods. If you know what to stay away from you'll probably be OK in small quantities. Don't eat anything in the pea family. Stay away from the fennel/parsely family. Stay away from the Bella Donnas obviously. Monks hood, rosary pea, etc etc.

Alot of the more useful plants have no look alikes practically speaking and are very distinctive. Rabbit tobacco is unmistakable. Brambles, persimmons, maypop, Hawthorn, plums, vaccinium, crabapples, etc. are all completely obvious and distinctive. Wild grap has a poisonous look alike (moonseed) but it is rare here and I've never come across it and eat wild grapes by the pound. Winged sumac berries have a few poisonous cousins and amateurs shouldn't eat them but to anyone who isnt a newb winged sumac is extremely distinctive. Sassafras is super distinctive.

Here is a little-known native but distinctive plant that has a sassafras flavor as well that no one ever talks about- candyroot.

>>508009161
Safrole isn't banned anymore and hasn't been banned for ages.

>>508009161
Also for anyone into this sort of thing here is a little known but interesting native fruit no one ever mentions. Probably because it is mostly tasteless imho. Gopher Apple.

>>508009989
>>508009161
I guess, correction, if you live in "da souf" then you can still get safrole and "real" sassafras.

>>508009989
Its not "banned" perhaps I mispoke. You can own it. But it is banned for commercial production by the FDA for use in things like rootbeers etc.

>>508010171
No, still isn't banned for commercial production. You can sell it. Macroproduction just isn't done anymore and is banned and rightfully so due to the amount of chemicals required to grow the shit in quantities necessary for national consumption. I can buy the stuff at my grocery store, but it's a state-wide chain.

>>507999333 (OP)
You're free to make it on your own. You just can't sell it. Like your pictures shows sassofrass is quite common. Quite a few grandmas i knew growing up would make homemade rootbeer.

>>508011625
Its my understanding that the FDA bans the use of safrole in foods etc meant for human consumption.

DUDE ROOT BEER LMAO

>>508012044
Safrole comes from sassafras, which is in sarsaparilla and "file." I can get both down at the store, but it also isn't mass-marketed.

>>508012044
AI Overview
+9
Root beer, and certain other beverages, may carry a cancer warning label in California due to the presence of safrole, a chemical that was previously banned in food due to potential carcinogenicity. While most commercial root beers use artificial sassafras flavoring to avoid this, some still utilize a safrole-free sassafras extract. California's Proposition 65 requires businesses to warn consumers about potential exposure to chemicals known to cause cancer or birth defects, and this includes some root beer products.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Safrole and Root Beer:
Safrole, a component of sassafras, was identified as a carcinogen and banned by the FDA in 1960. While most root beer brands use artificial flavoring, some use safrole-free sassafras extract.


>The ai says it still has it anyway.

>>508012225
>>508005956
Mods need to drop EIC meme flag

sassafras causes cancer worse than the chemicals they put in bangs

>>508006644
>When alcohol (ethanol) is consumed, it is metabolized by the liver into acetaldehyde, a highly toxic and carcinogenic substance
lmao eat shit boomer

Also where do you think the word 'alcohol' comes from?

It is legal. Virgil's is one brand that makes it. Sassafras is a carcinogen. This is now known. I only drink it on rare occasions. It is the good stuff. But not something that should be drunk all the time.

>>508014077
Virgils and Abita are both very good but neither uses safrole

>>508005562
Are you drunk?

>>507999333 (OP)
They did one study in like the 60s with massive doses of saffrole on rats and one of them got cancer or something so now there is no real root beer ever again. The United States is a piece of fucking shit.

>>508006644
Nah, alcohol is a player in various cancers and ailments. Breast cancer being one of the bigger.
However, it's not that bad if you moderate your intake and live cleanly otherwise.

>>508009161
I was a surveyor for years, always trying stuff. My favorite was “sugar vine”. We chopped the huge vines and tons of sugar water poured out of them. Great on a hot day is the steamer swamps of the south

>>508003432
My woods is ate up with these and they popu up everywhere here. I love them. They are easily shapable and tolerate just about anything. I haven't tried the tea yet though.

Bc it causes liver damage nigger.

Honestly the thread I've been praying for all these years. MRBGA!!

>>508003648
Yaupon holly tea is really good. It has a nice buzz to it. It has theobromine and caffeine. It lacks the tannins that tea leaves have so you can't oversteep it. I recommend getting some.

>>508016076
Hard to imagine it woukd be worse than drinking alcohol or smokimg glycol.

My kid took Pepto Bismol the other day and said it was root beer flavored. He was 100% fucking right. Why doesn't anyone talk about the wintergreen/Pepto/root beer conspiracy?

>>507999333 (OP)
>a traditional sassofrass root beer
checked. what is that though?

There's nothing wrong with ecstasy except the war on drugs and unregulated commerce.

>>508015910
There is someone in my state who is supreme expert. They’re on YouTube. Have no idea of the boomers name

>>508016729
I got my wife to dry some of the leaves some time back but never got around to trying it. I am a daily coffee slave so it would be nice to have an alternative. The dried leaves smelled vaguely like yerba mate or something which I guess fits because they are both hollies/ilex i think.

>>508016620
>unregulated commerce.
fuck right off jew,
"oh you did a thing, now you own me money"

I got to recommend that any one in the native range of the sassafras have at least a few trees or patches of them. They are neat trees and the twigs and leaves are nice to chew on. I have trouble keeping the deer off mine.
Another neat tree is the pawpaw which I highly recommend starting a patch of if it will take where you are.

>>507999333 (OP)
I hear that sasparilla is quite carcinogenic. That’s what’s in most root beer right?

>>508018326
You know in many years I've never actually seen a native paw paw in the woods. I have a few planted though.

I do see Narrow Leaf Pawpaw wild though quite a bit.

>>507999333 (OP)
bump

>>508019502
I've seen them wild on the Congaree river here in SC—in a pretty urban area no less. I understand that on the other side of the Appalachians, the Ohio River valley is ate up with them and also on the Mississippi River floodplain they are quite common.
I've got 4 or so planted paw paws myself, They are kind of a pain in the ass to get started but they do well after they grow up a bit. I planted two at my mom's house about 18 years ago and they do quite well, but it is the north side of her house and they were shaded heavy when they were young but get more or less full sun now that they are tall.
I also think american persimmon is a must have tree. Fresh fruit in the winter and they taste better than the asian variety imo.

>>508005195
it's barq's

>>508020154
Also, when you do find pawpaw, my experience is that it exists in pretty thick stands where it is almost a monoculture. It suckers really heavily and forms a dense, lush thicket. Very beautiful to see.

any other innawoods anons ever chew on birch bark? its tasty.

>>508021250
Certain pine gums can be chewed, and some taste like gummy bears. Also OP is retarded, you can make root beer at home with whatever you like in it.

>>508013401
sex with jenny cures all forms of cancer

>>507999713
>Bang
It's baRQ

>>507999425
>>507999333 (OP)
>>507999614
What is this illegal natural root beer?

>>508020982
it’s Bang’s, retard. kys.

>>507999333 (OP)
you can.
you just can't sell it.
I do.
tastes great.
I also bought some dumb bitch juice just because the government told me not to.

>>508024428
Literally just google it
Kys and range your fake forced "it's a never" with you, no it's not, it's called being illiterate and it was never a meme people have been misreading this lable unironically for decades

>>507999976
Weird seeing such a list of locations posted on 4chan

>>508025566
it's literally Bang's

>>508024428
>>508027490
it's literally barqs aka barks, aka your a dumb fucking smoothbrained ibs riddled tay sachs having inbred khazar ass yiddlers
>Barq's (/ˈbɑːrks/) is a brand of root beer created by Edward Barq and bottled since the beginning of the 20th century. It is owned by the Coca-Cola Company.[2] It was known as "Barq's Famous Olde Tyme Root Beer" until 2012.[3] Some of its formulations contain caffeine.[4]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barq%27s

>>508027886
that's just how n's and g's looked back then.

>>508027490
This.

>>507999333 (OP)
pretty sure they found out it's carcinogenic.

>>508027886
>your

>>508028289
lol i call you a kike and you come back with grammar nazism??? lmfao go take your ibs meds you inbred yid

>>508028503
relax, sit back, and have a nice Bangs rootbeer to calm your nerves.

>>508023921
New here, ain'tcha?
Lurk More.
Bang's is king!

>>507999333 (OP)

>>508028503
Knowing the difference between ‘your’ and ‘you’re’ is the bare minimum to be considered sentient. Failing that, you don’t even deserve a reply and certainly not a debate. Yep, it’s Bang’s.

>>508028094
Case and point.

>>508030418
Sus

>>508031044
Bro doesn't know about the long s

>>508000269
So does oxygen
And time

>>507999333 (OP)
>sassofrass

Checked. Sassafras is the raw ingredient from which you can synthesize MDMA.

>>507999333 (OP)
here you go, stupid dumb nigger

>>507999614
Always remember that jews hate it when you use anything natural. That’s why they kiked weed up so hard.

>>508012225
I find these threads fascinating and informative.

>>508000269
>>508001263
Highly doubt it. Boiling a root causes cancer? Oh but eating pink slime burger at mckikeolds doesn’t I see. Kike.

>>508031600
Sounds entirely made up
ẞ is the German equivalent, never hear of it in English.
They used that letter on old books because the printing press couldn't into s's or something

>>508032311
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_s

Literally used for 1000 years

>>507999333 (OP)
I smoke weed while drinkin root beer, seethe nigger.

>>508033317
Or made up to cover up the fact history is fake and gay.

That symbol should not be on a handwritten document and no amount of ai rewriting the Internet on the fly will correct your fuck up

>>508033777
OK retard

>>508033777
Checked

https://youtu.be/2CCminM5y14?si=j7hxpcaAJixEPvQQ

>>508000494
>conclusively proven to increase the risk of cancer.
Consider the following:
>Toxicological studies have shown that safrole is a weak hepatocarcinogen at higher doses in rats and mice.
>WEAK
>HIGH DOSES

>>508002902
white mulberry