People can forget about the plentiful vegetation around them. The problem is the ability to identify what is safe or poisonous. By conducting the universal plant testing procedure, a survivor can fill that void within their stomach. These side effects can range from mild nausea and diarrhea to affecting blood pressure, heart rate, and coma or death. Plants can change their properties during a growing season which generally relates to increased toxin levels.
Every person has a different toxin resistance level.
Because of these uncertainties, no one can correctly predict how poisonous a plant is. The first step of the plant testing procedure is to select a plant that grows abundantly in the area. It makes no sense to test a plant that is difficult to locate. After making this determination, separate the root, stem, and flower. Certain parts of plants may contain toxins which are harmful, while other parts may be eatable.