'The Secret Aussie Plant That Saved D-Day'

‘D-Day was the biggest land and water invasion in history and would go on to be a huge turning point in WWII. And it all depended on a plant.

Specifically a leaf from a tree that grows on the east coast of Australia, that would treat  soldiers and allow them to fight.

This is the, story of how Indigenous Australian knowledge would shape WWII and make sure D-Day actually happened’. 

Dr Chris Kavelin’s expertise is on the ‘hidden indigenous origin of modern medicines’.

M.C.:  Andrew Crockett

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