Finallizing My Lost Anti-Anxiety Tincture | Finally!

[@TheGreenWitch]

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[@lauraberkholtz7959]

Just wanted to come on and thank you for recommending Aura. I’ve used it over the last couple of months and it’s helped me so much.

[@witchways]

As a former commercial tincture maker your tincture is vital and full of color. Beautiful. I appreciate the care and integrity you bring to your work with plants

[@christianavance9124]

This was great! Would love a video about herbalism safety and treatments concerning animals if that's something you'd feel comfortable with. I'm often worried about the items I have around my dog at home and the dogs I work with at my job.

[@KitKat-nn6qv]

I can feel your sadness in this video, you help me alot. Breakups and or losses aren't easy, so thank you for inspiring me to grow my own lavender and chamomile.

[@elizabethkristjansson36]

Thank you endlessly for this tincture recipe. I made it the day this video came out. It just finished and it's absolutely amazing. Thank you as always for your wisdom and incredible recipes!

[@pomellabender439]

Thanks!

[@abbyswaringam3386]

The blue top suits you so well!!

[@joeyj6808]

I used to make a similar tincture, as well as an Elderberry/Elderflower syrup. I miss those days. Glad to see you carrying the torch!

[@frauke.earthrose]

Thank you so much Annie! I really want to try making this tincture 🙂

[@HalfLatinaJoy86]

I've got an anxiety disorder, but after improving my health via nutrition but also herbalism it helped greatly. One thing I found is that nettle works AMAZING in the moment if I'm having issues because its also an anti-histamine and a lot of my symptoms are more biologically based. Between the nettle, getting more Vitamin D (thankfully its been super sunny, but also that salmon has it too), and Vitamin C (if too low, then in the gut the DAO enzyme has been also studied to be low and can cause histamine overload, exacerbating symptoms) and cutting out unhealthy foods COMPLETELY (which was hard, but I'm excited that my health improved drastically (lots of other issues cleared up too) I've finally got the anxiety under control. However, tinctures like this are helpful because they can also be taken in the moment when there's an issue occurring whether biological anxiety or mental health anxiety (which I had yesterday greatly during my dental appointment, lol). I can't have alcohol on the premises where I stay and I'm about to move out soon so I can't really get tinctures going but when I finally have my own place, hopefully SOON!, and a great job to be able to afford that, I plan to get alcohol, herbs and even take an herbalism course so that I can be a certified herbalist! I want to make this tincture when I finally am able to though, a smaller batch of it, for those days I do end up with bad anxiety. Thanks for the video!!

[@chakralove]

So very wonderful! Brightest blessings ✨ 🙏

[@pomellabender439]

Blessed be I found you. Very exciting to have a sister to correspond with.❤

[@ShylieKay]

Thank you Annie!!

[@Numetalbabie]

Hello Annie, what alcohol do you use for your tinctures?

[@johnadamski4012]

🌲🍀🐾🦉That blue blouse, blends well in your Witchy work station. Cottage core ambiance. Your sponsor, Aura probably has much to offer, but just tuning into your🧝‍♀️ vids, is all I need for some relaxation. Very useful💚😌🦉🐾🍀🌲.

[@rzch6092]

Love watching your blogs. Well wisher from London

[@Silver-ursa]

Hi ms Annie I hope you're having a beautiful day

[@SydneyBerkeley]

How would you dose this sort of thing? I take a tulsi tincture I made and am trying to figure out the best effective dose!

[@Midnight_Shadow123]

😅 I forgot about my stinning nettle tincture brewing I'll have to bottle it tomorrow It is freezing here in Cape Town South Africa now

[@user-cu8lw1uc5w]

Hello🌱 Annie😊

[@The7AcreWood]

Can you please share your process. How long you're supposed to let them sit in the alcohol. What alcohol you used.... directions for a newbie please!!! ❤🎉😂

[@emily-js6gn]

Hi Annie! Can you share what type of alcohol you used in this tincture? I typically use vodka in my tinctures but I’m curious to try others!

[@DestinyGodden]

Im pretty sure she used vodka

[@lisasloane6456]

Now if we could figure out a way to infuse dog love…❤

[@ClaudiaMintheCM]

Thanks for sharing! May I asked how you consume it? Drink? Drops in water?

[@TheHappyCoder]

What herbs are in the tincture?

[@tanyacarbajal3597]

What ways do you use the tincture?

[@DestinyGodden]

You can add it to a drink or just place it in your mouth. I use capsules sometime.

[@LearningToLiveWithM.S.]

The dogs are pretty sure everyone watches to see them😂

[@--M--1111]

What is a tincture?

[@DestinyGodden]

It is an extraction of the medicinal properties of plates and herbs using a convent such as alcohol. She has other videos on tinctures if you want to learn more or you can Google it.

[@halfwit2]

Dude! *looks over at his escitalopram he cannot afford*

[@JoseVazquez-co8ws]

ok

[@conscioushomestead]

Do you identify as a witch? It seems like you’re more of an herbalist.

[@ShylieKay]

You might watch her other videos as well. She does, and her path has evolved over the years.

[@Kaleigh-o1j]

For some strange reason I'm highly intrigued by Rhubarb used as both medicinal and magical... I've never practiced in herbal medicine or witchcraft before but it's always called to me. I'm a highly anxious person, with extremely low moods.. My mind never seems clear and I find myself lost most of the time.. My social anxiety has always prevented me from interacting with others effectively. Lets just say I'd volunteer as a test subject.. If that's not possible could you by chance maybe get inspired by rhubarb in your research (it's actually really fascinating) and post a video of what you personally learned and what you were inspired to do with it. Rhubarb is abundant and what better plant to use than one you can literally find everywhere. If you aren't even in the slightest bit interested I completely understand. In addition Blue Lotus and black eyed Susie's personally speaks to my soul. Rhubarb seems to have me thinking back to my childhood, the days making upside down rhubarb cake with my aunt. I go back to fond memories of picking rhubarb in my grandmas garden. About a month back I was driving to work and a passed a patch of wildflowers growing on the side of the road. They were stunning! I've never known their name before so identifying this plant was a...strange.. experience.. to say the least. But.. it came to me as I took in their beauty in passing "Lulupines" I thought to myself there's no way that's even the name. When I got to work I did some research and found out they were Lupines. "Lulupines is something my grandma would call them... This has stuck with me since and tonight I did some research and it only made me more curious to incorporate them in the future shall I finally begin to "dabble." Whatever these mixes of gravitations are I feel the need to explore them crafted together. Its all new, all recent.. and its strong.. just a bit anxious to dive right into something that feels so deeply connected. There was however something my grandma wanted to tell me before her passing that she never got the chance to discuss and after 5 years of her passing it seems like she's reaching out in peculiar ways. Maybe peculiar in my mind because the grief of her loss has left its abyss.