Benefits & Uses of Plantain with Shana Lipner Grover

[@lindachandler2293]

Live and learn. I didn't know about the mucillaginous properties of the root; thank you.

[@Arcticdi]

always love your presentations! thank you

[@ChristineArnott-sj3gn]

I appreciate your message so much!

[@isabelladavis1363]

Thanking you for the very informative information about this amazing plant I have the Turkish variety the largest one of them all soooo many benefits…stay blessed

[@lindachandler2293]

My first love of weeds.

[@VietnamHerbs]

Very good !

[@DutchAlaskagirl]

The more I learn about herbs/ weeds and natural medicine the more I realize that out Heavenly Father has provided everything we need🥰

[@dawnrobertson3123]

I've found lancelota to be delicate & brittle and hard to dry. I have plantago major as well & that's the one I use for its medicinal properties as well as for tea.

[@KaquolMeliReno]

I’d rather have the plant!

[@oldones59]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder 🪴

[@shutterchick79]

Spit poultice, huh... In the novel "The hunger games", the character Rue treats some very bad, toxic stings the main character Katniss gets by taking some leaves, chewing them, then applying it to the stings. This sounds exactly the same, except it was a bush in the novel... Cool....

[@mountainroseherbs]

What an interesting connection! Some theorize that calendula or plantain leaves were the medicinal plant Rue chewed up to treat Katniss's tracker jacker stings, but who knows what wild plants The Capitol created to aid against their far darker arena creations! 😆🌿

[@shutterchick79]

@@mountainroseherbs 😊 My guess is plantain, because Katniss mentions that her apothecary mom used them in her district to treat the same stings, and it's so easy to find...🌿

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