Formulating a STRONG Respiratory Tincture!

[@dannettepeters1507]

GOD is the greatest Teacher and HE is an Expert in ALL things. HE uses the plants, animals and sometimes, each other to teach with. ❤️

[@acenthelma5182]

Indeed HE is !

[@stephendunseath6727]

Someone has a job for life,humanity needs this knowledge going forward. Thank you.

[@rawbacon]

Honey, Lemon, Whiskey.......Put it in a cough syrup bottle and drink it all day in school, the teachers never knew. (Childhood in the 80s)

[@TheHoneystead]

Absolutely!

[@jolee6751]

I laughed cuz that’s probably what a high school girlfriend was doing in ceramics class…she Always was drinking cough syrup

[@adandel2281]

I love how we all have our own styles of making natural medicine. I make Osha, ginseng, and elderberry tincture. At the end of the day I believe all our different natural approaches to healing is better than pharmaceutical.

[@bumblebeahive]

@@jolee6751 that’s crazy to me because when I was in HS we weren’t even allowed having cough drops. You had to leave them in the office & if you left cough medicine in the office they even kept track of each dose so you didn’t take a dose too close together.

[@RégentDeMarquis005]

@@jolee6751 did she ever do.any coughing lmao

[@knitsewfancy]

i love that you say "learn something old". That is so true. we lost the handed down wisdom and now the wise ones of us are learning something old!

[@TracyD2]

You are living the dream I dream. I studied, experimented but this is a big one, my house is too small for all my stuff. It kind of dampens everything I want to do when I have to keep herbs, glassware, hardware in my room and spread throughout the house. Im salivating looking behind you😞 I’ll live vicariously through you for now. Thank you for sharing what you know

[@shineon651]

Sheesh! You got that right. I live in a small cabin. I need to build another for my Apothecary. :)

[@marysueper140]

“Learn something old.” I like that.

[@julieannarose7588]

I wish you can sell these for people(me) who can't easily grow and make their own🥺

[@ladyela9283]

"No funk and no junk" - I love it‼️😊

[@charleffingwell8175]

Braiding Sweetgrass is a beautiful book and the author narrates it so beautifully. One of my favorites

[@TheHoneystead]

Oh my you are soooo right about that!

[@esterwyman]

They don’t have it at my Library 🤷‍♀️

[@themulveycottage]

I second that! It's gorgeous! Also, listen to the authors interview on Ologies podcast: Moss It's FABULOUS 🥰

[@kep8814]

Watching this in 2024 and sooo many people I know have the flu with cough, fever and sore throat.

[@lr1732]

You are so organized!!! Can't say my stash looks like that. I agree on the propolis. One of my favorites. I have damaged lungs and the only thing I found that gets the stuck stuff out of my lungs is Osha and Lobelia. I have hacked up huge mucous plugs. Discovered that with my dad and his copd and learned quickly how amazing that little blend was. It works fast. They have to be mixed together for it to have the best effects. At least in my experience. Either alone doesn't cut it it for me. I have seen this help others too with serious pneumonia the past few years. Kept a few people out of the hospital. But this is a fantastic blend. some of my favorite remedies. Looks like we might have studied from the some of the same teachers who are a bit ore old schooled. 🙂 I am laughing tho. You are so specific with measuring. I eyeball everything and make a mess usually. haha! And I love Lobelia. Next to Osha it is probably one of my favorite herbs. 🙂 Have to say tho I am a super low doser. Started off with about 6 drops per dose; this was my dose for probably around 25 years; but over the past 5 years or so, I got down to one under the tongue. Always works. Even with pain herbs which surprised me. Matt Wood has always been one of my favorite teachers yet I could never quite grasp the one drop dose; I hovered around 6-8; but after years I finally moved in that direction. Always amazes me how well that works. People are always shocked. I love it because it saves so much time, money and resources. I have even been known to make some homeopathic like dilutions that have also worked great. I can't say homeopathic because I don't do the whole dilution process; I just put a drop in water; and then take tiny doses of that. Always trying to see what I can get away with. Natural medicine is simply amazing. Loved this video.💜

[@daviddent5763]

Could I please get your receipe

[@lr1732]

@@daviddent5763 I simply mix them at 50/50 and take 1-2 drops under my tongue as needed; or regularly for prevention. I also add in some other herbs (in a separate bottle) for a broad acting lung healer (Mullein, Goldenrod, Plantain, etc.) but as far as a quick acting formula; I keep it simple with the Osha Root and Lobelia. I have found you need to use the alcohol versions. I have tried glycerine based ones and they do not work the same. Also, I have since found that adding in some Khella & Thyme are excellent additions to those 2; and they do not effect the speed and depth of action. I have not found any herbal remedies to work for my lungs like these. I am not much into specific measurements, I just eye ball it. If I use all 4 (adding in some Khella and Thyme) I basically use equal parts. 🙂

[@ridgebackpups]

I have copd & I'm looking for ways to get the crap out so I can breathe better. The Dr have me on so much meds that it has destroyed my bones. I've managed to get off over half the crap & I'm looking at more herbal healing. Life is interesting. Happy healing

[@lr1732]

@@ridgebackpups My dad had COPD and the remedies helped him a ton. Good luck! There are some excellent homeopathic formulas I really like too. There are options!

[@sharonstevenson5534]

My dad has copd and asthma could you please share your recipe?

[@lrk7dak]

I love that you use all of the wonderful plants our Great God gave us. Thank you for using them to help heal our bodies.

[@dcsblessedbees]

Keep up the great work Kaylee, so many people need this kind of information. You are doing Gods work with sharing what He has created for us.👍 Blessed Days... 😋Oh I want a marshmallow bush be great for camping, marshmallows already on the stick.😁 Got me 7 3ft+ Elderberry bushes for planting this last fall, I can't wait to see how they grow this next season.

[@TheHoneystead]

💛💛💛 the bees are going to love that elderberry!

[@lid144]

Propolis Elderberry Elecampane Mullien leaf Lungwort Fenugreek Lobelia

[@MichelleNewbold93]

I’m fairly new to the Herbalism walk and am just starting to learn all of the benefits and uses for herbs. As a Christian who loves knowledge and is learning this more out of a desire to be a better steward of my body (and let’s face it, medicine is expensive nowadays), I seriously appreciate how informative your videos are! I appreciate that you and your mom back up what you do with research and learning! Your herbalism library has inspired me to start collecting at least one book on some aspect of self-sustainability with every paycheck for my own budding library! Maybe I haven’t gotten too far into my own books and research yet, but I haven’t really seen this concept of tincture mixing, even though it makes so much sense! You do quite a number of videos on teas and the herbs you use, but could you do a video about your process of choosing different tinctures to mix together and what properties you look for for when you make them? Maybe along with some of your staple tinctures (whether single herb or mixtures) that you find useful to keep on hand at all times for various uses? I think it would be super helpful for others like myself who are just starting our own home apothecaries but might be on a tighter budget and have to be a bit more selective as we start out. Thank you to you and your mom for always being so informative in your videos! They are beyond helpful!

[@enchantress2476]

I absolutely agree with you. I found this video while looking for herbs to heal my lungs after smoking for 30-years. Doctors have told me it's not possible, but I believe The Most High, has provided natural means of healing our temples after we sometimes so ignorantly abuse them. Ater I've been diagnosed I start my venture to determine what He created to heal my temple instead of continuing pharmaceuticals that can do even more damage, not that we should ignore our doctor's expertise. We need to understand we can cause even more damage by combining certain herbs with pharmaceuticals or our condition may need to continue the prescriptions. We can work together with them as a guide to avoid doing more harm than good. I praise TMH in the name of Christ for blessing me with His truth which always supersedes man's. We should just be careful of our decisions. Peace and blessings to you all and thank you so much for sharing your ministry.

[@christybaum]

I am right there with you . I am learning so much from these wonderful ladies. Thank you.

[@reggiedaniels6920]

I'm glad that you are not a baker or a pastry chef! Because measurements are everything in this arena.

[@lr1732]

That made me laugh. 🙂 Thank goodness natures medicine doesn't require such precision. 🙂

[@jaclynmiller4267]

I love the tea/tincture combo! I've been planning on trying to come up with a good tincture for inflammation/thyroid issues for my sister and myself, and I really love the idea of a tea base that you add a tincture to. Love your channel!!

[@TheHoneystead]

You are in luck! There are many great herbs for inflammation and the thyroid could be a little tricky navigating which herbs to focus on and or avoid. I’m going to share a book that I really enjoyed- www.amazon.com/dp/1583334009/?ref=idea_lv_dp_vv_mw she had a lot to offer about thyroid health.

[@ritzyblas5729]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!!! 😊

[@homesanctuaryliving]

Amla berry, milk thistle, Brahmi leaf, licorice root are a few to investigate. Ashwaganda for stress support which many of us with hypothyroidism need, but it’s also in the nightshade family and many with thyroid/Hasi need to avoid nightshades. I need to get this book she recommended.

[@te7607]

Can I be your neighbour please? 😊

[@yellownightjar]

Me tooo as even my closest friends looks at me like I’m cra cra when I mention I’m trying to learn tinctures.

[@sandi2005]

🤣😂🤣

[@eresu465]

@@yellownightjar Just Do It! 🤗

[@heatley1]

I was just thinking that

[@sueamyotte2209]

@@yellownightjar……..my friends think I’m crazy!

[@salvadorpicasso1503]

Hyssop Oxymel and Plantain syrup work wonders for coughs and colds.

[@roberge6023]

Funk and junk doesn't go around it gets injected, ingested and gets in the mind. Great selection of tinctures put together to assist the body to express.

[@jasont5427]

Especially if you watch the Contagious News Network.

[@FoundationForFamilyFreedom]

Amen!

[@FoundationForFamilyFreedom]

How is this comment not highlighted or hearted? Most profound thing said in commercial ts

[@roberge6023]

@@FoundationForFamilyFreedom Many are afraid to embrace terrain theory because germ theory is what the nefarious push on us. YT will demonitise you if you go against the grain. Choice is by the author to go with the flow or spread the truth. Strange though, you can believe in God's technology but mix in Babylonian thinking. The path has many detours before you get to the truth or choose to get lost.

[@prettybyaccident]

I incorrectly assumed we all in this modern era believed in germ theory but today I learned I was wrong. Ignorance knows no bounds.

[@jamesbarnett1009]

The animals are definitely our teachers. I would’ve never known that or been so connected with mother Earth if I didn’t eat the mushrooms. They taught me so much and opened my third eye. I thank the good Lord every day for his medicines from blood pressure to psych meds, it’s a shame that man believes in man and takes man’s pills instead of believing in God. Thank you for your video of knowledge these are the videos that mean something

[@threewillowsfarm7779]

Have been reading the books you and your mother suggested and I'm finding a whole new world. This is all so fascinating and so deep. But you make it very approachable. Thank you again for all the information and help. Always looking forward to your next vlog. Don't be afraid to get your hands dirty and learn something old.🌿

[@TheHoneystead]

Ohhh there is a whole new world and you’ll find yourself looking at weeds a little differently 💛 so happy to have you here with us!

[@aimeemoore3104]

Where can I find these recommended books??

[@alaina1426]

@@aimeemoore3104 I would love to know as well!

[@christinenatvig2313]

@@aimeemoore3104 she has a video about the books her and her mother recommend. If I’m not mistaken it was done either 1 or 2 years ago.

[@stacyerario7667]

Would love to purchase this mixed tincture from you.

[@thefiresidefarm]

I made a propolis tincture last year and use it every time I get sick. It's amazing! I knew it was antibacterial/anti lots of stuff haha...but its hard to find a bunch of evidence on its properties.... so thank you for explaining all of the benefits!

[@TheHoneystead]

That is awesome! I love Propolis!!!

[@sherylhart2704]

How is Propolis tincture made? And where can I source propolis? Reputable sources.

[@thefiresidefarm]

@@sherylhart2704 I sourced mine from a friend who owns a local organic apiary. Unfortunately I do not know where to source it outside of local beekeepers. Maybe @thehoneystead would know?

[@acegardner4425]

​@@sherylhart2704I don't know if you are still seeking an ethical source for Propolis, but if so, and if you are in the lower 48 of the U.S., I would suggest GloryBee in Eugene, Oregon. They have a decent website that seems to be differentiated by cosmetic/bath type uses, culinary, and a beekeeper section. Their Propolis is superior, as is their Royal Jelly, but I must tell you that, at least when I ordered from them (& I only bought a pound and I •still• have quite a lot left; and it's still good!), but it was probably around 2017, and at that time, they were mixing it with carob because it is so difficult to work with for many people. It's exceedingly sticky more than anything and you really must designate certain tools to it, or at the least to 'resins' in general. For example, I have a coffee bean grinder, just a small simple electric bushing style standard grinder just for resins only and I have it marked and I only ever put frozen resin in it and nothing else. I have other grinders for mineral powders and for herbs. This Propolis-carob mixture (I believe it is 80%-20% respectively) is a little easier to work with than plain Propolis, I suppose, but the carob brings it's own rowdiness to the party. I definitely would have thought it would decrease the lifespan of the resin but it has not in the least. Everything you make with it is black as night, but as long as you tincture it in 95% food-grade ethanol at between 1:2 & 1:5, you will find it to be extremely powerful, with a unique adjuvant quality that seems to extrapolate on the potency of the other components with which you tincture it. Good luck to anyone seeking these blessed medicines. Make sure that anything you do spend money on is cultivated/harvested with the utmost care and knowledge. We don't want to destroy these precious allies during these shaky climatic times. And the bees we truly need most of all. As one last point, I wanted to share that Apis, bee venom, as a medicinal or a cosmeceutical, can now be harvested without permanently harming the bees. It is collected with a pane of glass and the bees do not lose their stingers this way. Much love, suki

[@mestrom4801]

Braiding Sweetgrass is one of my favorite books. Beautifully written and describes a magical relationship with nature. I hope you enjoyed it!

[@energeticpets]

I make Mullen and Ginger combo,good stuff,ty ❤️

[@lisawatson3467]

Thanks for sharing! Your always so kind and sweet in your teaching. Im working on learning my herbs what they offer. I’m trying to get away from allergy medicine, nasal spray and cough medicine. I’ve got Rosemary, Echinacea and Thyme tinctures started got about 1 week left before I strain them. Also have honey and garlic fermenting along with my first fire Cider. So excited to learn so much more. Have a wonderful week! ❤

[@amandaamossaa]

Ditto to 'Can I be your neighbor? '! Lol! You and your family are so knowledgeable and down to earth, literally. Plus, you are such a good bee keeper. I need a teacher for the upcoming summer. Going to catch a ferrel hive for our property and house them in my new bee box that I received for Christmas!! So excited for that!🤞🐝

[@catawampuslife]

OMG you are living my wishful life!!! Well done!

[@MoneypitHomestead]

Hi Kaylee, I was wondering can I buy this no funk and no junk from you. I love your videos I wish we we’re neighbors 😊. Lisa

[@akwl1263]

Can you provide a list of the herbal tinctures you used in this blend? Do you also have a source of tincture recipes that you recommend?

[@KR-ys1io]

my god i cant believe how much this channel has excelled, been subscribed a long time

[@jacklee8671]

First time commenting, I love this video teaching about combining tinctures. I am not an herbalist, but I play one at home. Could you recommend a past video of how you got started with your collection of herbs and tinctures. What would be the best ones to get started with purchasing vs. growing? I didn’t know I could have an apothecary until I saw yours. Even though my apothecary is only one cabinet…I will keep collecting. Thank you for teaching me something old….

[@DLK9324]

I would love that!

[@smokeythebear1633]

What a lovely lady. Your family is very lucky to have you.

[@09echols]

I don't have access to many of the plants that you have but I do tincture my culinary herbs for medicinal usage.

[@raymondrobinson5251]

Yes! Do your research beforehand!

[@thedoveflykm5679]

I like how you are so on point

[@shannonmulligan1]

Braiding Sweetgrass is one of my absolute FAVORITE books! I hope you loved it!

[@matthewpope8190]

Thank you

[@rosieshere339]

We used dark rum honey and ginger it helps with cough and chest

[@melissasprinkel1670]

I think I just found my new favorite !😍

[@heathernotzdaniels6350]

I had to laugh at the No Funk, No Junk... clever lady! :)

[@debbiestelle3181]

Sunshine soap and candle making

[@augustagootee6254]

Sounds like I need this tincture right now

[@samanthabarczi6896]

I read The Entangled Life about a year ago and it's such an amazing book. I had a 100 year old friend at the time and we had some very awesome conversations about the book. I know you'll enjoy!!

[@PartTimePermies]

We just finished that audiobook on our holiday travels.

[@julianpimentel2307]

This vidios are great, you should do more, I am new to your Chanel and so far love it

[@KarenShady-l4b]

I am so keen to learn all I can about herbalism…. Thank you for these great videos

[@alleandoss4042]

This would be great for COPD

[@Ri25tch]

Wow just perfect!!! Thank you!!

[@nadia-bb5mn]

I'm assuming you know this, but just incase. If you put honey into hot water it looses it's antimicrobrial properties. Also the receptors for sugar and vitamin c in the body are the same, so make sure to have more vit c than honey, or have it separately. Good video.

[@thegmansanchez2763]

I'll bet your husband is glad he married you!!!!!!! Thanks for the concoction! Now I can rid myself of this lingering cough that OTC's aren't handling!!!

[@Dragonfly714]

"Braiding Sweetgrass" is a great book-worth ordering in hard back as you'll return to it again and again.

[@aliciafranklin4275]

Thanks for sharing ❣️

[@karlawillowpondart5067]

I am so glad I found you ,thank you

[@terrenetherapeutics]

"Learn something old" ! Love this! ~ thank you for sharing, Patricia

[@brusselsprout5851]

Herbalism is so forgiving and very nourishing. It’s always interesting to see what mixes others are creating.

[@elliotsoto8901]

Hi recommended formula for Dysphia thank you

[@keishabruce2238]

I started reading Braiding Sweetgrass last week! I absolutely love her working knowledge and wisdom of plants, all life really. 💚🌎🌱

[@CatLola1212]

How do you make all these mixtures in dark brown bottles? Love this video. Thank you so much for sharing

[@MyEcoActivation]

Jah, I use 3 main ones ❤🎉

[@tracyg4783]

Love your teaching

[@TheUnknowings]

Hi there, when you added the elderberry, I saw you showed the picture briefly of the herb, but I though what was in the picture was danewort, not elderberry. If you have time, can you please clarify? Thank you for all of your magic!!!!!!

[@sandyhancock2020]

I wondered about the taste if you combine different herbs

[@moutainman691]

😊 Thank y'all for what you do. Love the channel very informative and interesting. From South East Tennessee

[@lisavitale8410]

I love, absolutely love 💗 your herbal workshop/space. I’d love to have a space like that. It’s so warm and inviting! Not to mention well organized. Thanks for the information Kaylee! I’m new to your channel and am slowly making my way through your videos.

[@pnw_one_love]

Thank youuuuuu 💜

[@gardenstatesowandsew]

Thank you ❤

[@faithandarrowhomestead]

Hello! I am new to your channel. I listened to the episode you were in on the Pantry Chat and liked you a lot! I’m enjoying your videos now too. I’m starting a tea/herb garden this year after I kind of stumbled into herbal tea last year and LOVED having mint and chamomile in my garden. I think I’ll be able to learn a lot from your channel!

[@TheHoneystead]

💛💛💛💛 that was a fun chat for sure!!

[@pineymom213]

I am also new to your channel! Do you have a getting started video for beginners? :)

[@TaraCharlotte-me3sb]

❤❤❤❤

[@maryprice7683]

Happy Easter

[@joelroberts9947]

Nice beaker. :) I've got to get a good glass one. I'm using a cheapie plastic one at the moment but I want to get away from the plastics.

[@matagorda9601]

Damn, I thought I was good, I couldn’t hold a candle to you’re knowledge . I mostly eat well and study herbs. Damn you’re very knowledgeable and great to watch such a fine looking woman. Hope you don’t mind me saying, you have a mirror so you know I’m not lying

[@KimWilsonTV]

the only one of those needed for lung health, was the lungwort.

[@marianac2037]

Braiding Sweetgrass is my favorite book of all time!! I hope you love it, I recommend it to absolutely everyone 🫶🏼

[@jayvandenburgh855]

I am SO glad I came across your video! I'm going nuts trying to figure out how to make a Metheglin (medical mead). I could use advice on the best way to impart the medicinal properties of herbs and spices I want into the mead I'm making. I'm looking to craft an immune-boosting mead starting with elderberries. Herbs I was considering, are mullein, meadowsweet, echinacea, rosemary, thyme, and elderflowers. I'm 58 years old and have stage 2 COPD. It's easy for a minor cold to quickly turn into pneumonia, so I have to be very vigilant when it comes to when I feel a bit under the weather. I can add these herbs in 3 different ways that I'm aware of. I could add it to the must while it's fermenting. Or I could make tea by simmering the herbs in hot water and then adding them to the must once cooled. Another possibility is to add tinctures of the different herbs to the mead while it's aging. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

[@pasqualeapuzzo4925]

Thank's just what I'm looking for. Someone with resilience who also knows about True Natural medicine , you're a joy to watch thank you and your family !

[@turabahmad6214]

nice combination

[@exppxe]

your setup is wicked!!

[@KristinGasser]

Great, thank you so much! 🙏🏻 I just found your channel and cannot stop watching 😅… I‘m also into healing herbs, but here in south-eastern Europe (Germany, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia). I wonder, when you showed elderberry, you showed a picture of sambucus ebulus, not sambucus nigra (I‘m sorry I don‘t know the exact english translationes for these species, so I use the latin names to be precise). We now ebulus as very poisonous here, whereas we use sambucus nigra in many variations, like the flowers for tea or - very famous - syrup or a kind of „champagne“ and we make juice of the berries. In winter we drink that juice hot, sweetened with honey with some slices of orange, cinnamon, cloves when we sense an upcoming cold, it initiates a lot of heat - like fever - in the body. But we learned that even the raw berries of sambucus nigra are poisonous. So we always cook them. So I wonder 1. if you really use the ebulus or nigra and 2. how you make the tincture, even if you use the nigra… from the raw berries? 🤔

[@paulalexander2617]

We could all use that this time of year

[@elizabethlink3993]

💚 Goodbye Funk and Junk! I could use some of that right now. Just sprayed my throat with Propolis, took Elderberry syrup today, plus some other, glycerin-based tinctures. Love your graduated cylinder (& drawer of!) 💚

[@brianhina8538]

You are such a good person.

[@MarlenevT]

Hey lady, I have been watching a lot of your videos lately and seems I remember you mentioning horehound candy... or at least I think it was you. I was just looking in a couple of my antique cookbboks and one of them has a recipe for it. I am going to try it myself this year. Maybe we can compare recipes. or share.... Thanks for all you do.

[@noraluzcalugas2731]

Bee Propolis healing qualities orally, how I healed from pneumonia, when I had children ranging in ages from 5, 10, 12, 15, Winter 2001, 2002, 5 months to completely heal & recovery

[@Elizabethpacheco-u6p]

Thank you so much . 🙂 I absolutely love learning organic and healthy ways to keep my family healthy . 🙂 I absolutely love the ( Flu Bomb ) Cold and cough syrup recipe made with organic pure honey or some vodka or a combination of both . 😍😃😍 I always use my favorite cough drops which are organic and herbal that I add into my ( Flu Bomb ) recipe . Some people add their mint and peppermint candy . 🤔 It absolutely works wonderful for many different health reasons. 🙂 Many people do not know that certain types of vegetables have a lot of health benefits .🤔🙂🤔 As well as many cooking herbs have medical benefits. 🤔🙂🤔 And combining in different ways using honey or vodka makes a very strong medical syrup . 🤔 You can also use vegetables and herbs and make a beautiful healthy medical tea to drink with some pure honey. 🙂 Fresh ginger. 🤔 Fresh tamarac. 🤔 Fresh garlic. 🤔 Fresh yellow and red onions. Fresh lemons .🤔 Cinnamon sticks. 🤔 Black peppercorns. 🤔 Cayenne pepper. 🤔 And some Rosemary and thyme and other dry herbs. And there is a lot of wild medical weeds and plants that you can find everywhere. The rose of Sharon tree is a hibiscus plant and it is fully edible and medical . 🤔🌺🌸🤔 A little goes a long way . 🙂 Talk to your doctor before taking anything that is horrible and homemade . 🤔 Make sure that you are not allergic and none of your family are allergic to ingredients .🤔 Make sure that everything is sterilized and disinfected like your mason jars and equipment before using . 🤔 Make sure that everything is tightly sealed and placed in a cool and dark place or refrigerated for long-term.

[@LosingDrea]

Congratulations on 100K and thank you for sharing the videos you share with the bees and herbs and all you do. Glad I found you from Jess at Roots and Refuge.

[@archiefowler8923]

You're so close to 100k subscribers!!!! This is rather exciting!!!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

Good video! Congrats on the (soon to be) 100k!

[@scentsbyemebathbody3161]

Great info ! Did you have a video on making the propolis .. we have bees also …I never use their sticky stuff from the hive before ..like to give it a try I’m sure they will share a little bit 🐝💕🥰.

[@wanshanz6754]

That’s a beautiful shop. I loved your video.

[@Flcracker0419]

Love learning from you every time I watch. Thank you and your family for what you do!😊

[@TriggaTreDay]

Your apothecary is so nice. I have a question, I made my first tincture over the winter, using black walnuts. I ended up leaving the hulls in the mixture and its now 6 months later. Im not sure if I made a mistake by doing that. I also never shook it up like many have said to do. Is it still good for me to use? I don't know what mold would look like in a tincture and I don't know what a tincture gone wrong would look or smell like. Can you provide me with any guidance?? Anything would would help. Thank you.

[@urgirlie22]

wish there was a list of those ingredients

[@Indigenous_Patriot_1175]

love it! Where did you get that Tea Kettle

[@belieftransformation]

Thanks for sharing your wonderful knowledge & encouragement! Blessings to your family 🤗💜🇨🇦

[@hollowacres]

Great video! And great timing for me! I've been looking for some tinctures to add to my Apothecary . Thanks for sharing! I love your channel!

[@hennabegum6702]

Hi can you do a video on zeolite please… I think your work and knowledge is wonderful. ❤

[@kathywolski9467]

What is a good source for propolis?

[@charlenec.4457]

I ❤ the name! 😊

[@melaniewright9114]

You mentioned Propolis? Where can I find, is there specific kind? Love the video!