10 Interesting Details About Nature’s Painkiller: Wild Lettuce
Wild lettuce has a history in folk remedies, but traditional use does not by itself establish that a plant is effective or safe. This archived overview examines the claims surrounding it and should not be used as a guide to self-medication or as a replacement for medical care.
Outdoor Pharmacy

This isn’t the grocery store aisle lettuce. Lactuca virosa, otherwise known as wild lettuce, or tall lettuce, is a specific kind of lettuce that is mostly found growing naturally along the coast of Great Britain and has since been spread around the world where it finds habitation in California, Australia, and even Pakistan.
It’s a highly endurant plant that can grow almost anywhere.
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