{"id":11371,"date":"2021-11-20T15:55:24","date_gmt":"2021-11-20T20:55:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.phytonutriment.ca\/list-of-non-toxic-plants-with-toxic-potential\/"},"modified":"2021-12-27T18:17:10","modified_gmt":"2021-12-27T23:17:10","slug":"list-of-non-toxic-plants-with-toxic-potential","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.phytonutriment.ca\/en\/list-of-non-toxic-plants-with-toxic-potential\/","title":{"rendered":"List of non-toxic plants with toxic potential"},"content":{"rendered":"

This list guides us to choose with certainty healthy plants for our health. It is certain that those classified as \u00ab\u00a0toxic potential\u00a0\u00bb are not necessarily excluded from our diet but it is better to be well informed before consuming them. Very often, products bear a label of their origin and it is easier to trace the producers and their origin.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n
NON-TOXIC<\/strong><\/td>\nTOXIC POTENTIAL<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Apricot
\nAgrimony
\nPineapple
\nDill
\nAngelic
\nArroche
\nArtichoke (pieces of leaves)
\nAlder (leaves & branches)
\nBanana
\nBasil
\nHogweed (leaves and young plants)
\nWheat
\nBirch (leaves & branches)
\nBroccoli
\nCarrot
\nCelery (in branch & tuber)
\nChervil
\nCherry
\nThistle
\nCharm
\nChenopod
\nChives
\nChicory
\nEndive (sugar loaf)
\nSpinach
\nFenouille (leaves & tubers)
\nStrawberry
\nRaspberry
\nFromental
\nGrass
\nBeech
\nYoung nettles
\nKiwi
\nLavender
\nLovage
\nAlfalfa
\nCorn salad
\nMaize
\nMango
\nMarjoram
\nMelon
\nMint
\nCherry (leaves & branches)
\nMulberry
\nTurnip (leaves)
\nNectarine
\nHazel (leaves & branches)
\nOregano
\nElm (leaves & branches)
\nParsnip
\nWatermelon
\nFishing
\nParsley
\nDandelion (leaves)
\nLanceolate plantain
\nMajor Plantain
\nWeight (stems & leaves)
\nPear
\nApple
\nWhite radish (leaves)
\nBlack radish (leaves)
\nFresh grapes
\nRosemary
\nSage
\nWillow (leaves & branches)
\nSoybean (green part)
\nMountain ash (leaves & branches)
\nThyme
\nLinden (leaves & branches)
\nJerusalem artichoke
\nColtsfoot
\nFart
\nVine (leaves)<\/td>\n		Yarrow
\nAconite
\nAnagallis
\nAnemone
\nWild arum
\nEggplant
\nLawyer
\nBelladonna
\nMistletoe berries (white and red)
\nBeetroot
\nButtercup
\nBryone
\nCamomile
\nRubber
\nTender carob tree
\nCelandine
\nHolm oak
\nOak reopens
\nAll types of cabbage
\n(causes bloation)
\nHemlock
\nWild clematis
\nAutumn crocus
\nCucumber
\nPoppy
\nCourgette
\nAutumn Crocus
\nDatura
\nDiffenbachia
\nFoxglove
\nFireweed
\nSpurge
\nFern
\nAcorn
\nRaw beans
\nYew
\nWood hyacinth
\nDaffodil
\nHenbane
\nLettuce
\nLaurier rose
\nWhite laurel
\nFlax
\nBindweed
\nFresh corn
\nMercuriole
\nHorse chestnut
\nSt. John’s wort
\nNightshade
\nMourron red or blue
\nMustard
\nMuget
\nTurnip
\nOlive tree
\nNettles (young)
\nPoppy
\nPoplar
\nPhilodendron
\nPine
\nPotato (germ)
\nRaw potato
\nHorsetail
\nPrimrose
\nPseudo-parsley
\nRadish
\nButtercup
\nRhubarb
\nFir
\nScrofulular
\nWhite sedum
\nBurning sedum
\nJimsonweed
\nVirginia Sumac
\nElder
\nTomato
\nClover
\nAspen
\nPrivet
\n3\/4 of green plants<\/p>\n

All treated aromatic plants (e.g. nitrate spraying)<\/p>\n

All processed fruits.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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