Hawthorn - Herb of Myth and Medicine

Hawthorn is a highly renowned tree in Ireland because of the association with the Fairy Folk - the Sidhe. Hawthorn is part of our myths and folklore and also makes a wonderful and potent medicine for the heart. If you would like to know more about it, see below.
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Hawthorn growing alone is regarded as a Fairy tree and great caution must be taken - do not damage or harm it or remove any part of such a tree.
Hawthorns in the hedgerow offer great heart medicine. You can take a Hawthorn medicine for courage, to feel brave and face up to your challenges. The thorns of the Hawthorn represent protection so that you can open your heart to others without fear of being taken advantage of.
Hawthorn is also a great cardio-vascular and heart tonic and can help with issues such as cholesterol, angina, high blood and low blood pressure, poor circulation and other cardio issues. Hawthorn is extremely safe and gentle as it is very nourishing and toning of the whole system, improving elasticity of the vessels and toning the tissues. As Hawthorn can also help to break up fat he can be seen as a digestive herb as well. Hawthorn can also be regarded as a nervine as he has a calming and soothing effect on the nervous system and often sleep is improved.
As Hawthorn is a nourishing herb the medicine does not remain for long in the body and therefore Hawthorn is slow acting and gentle. Do not take Hawthorn if you are taking beta-blockers or blood thinning medication. ALWAYS INFORM YOUR DOCTOR AND SEEK YOUR DOCTOR'S ADVICE IF YOU DECIDE TO INCLUDE HAWTHORN FOR YOUR HEART HEALTH
To make my medicine I collected the blossoms and young leaves in May and made a tincture and later in the year, August and September, I collected the berries and made a tincture. I have now combined the two tinctures to make a whole plant medicine. A generally recommended dose would be 2-4ml two to three times a day in a little water.
REMEMBER - ALWAYS SEEK YOUR DOCTOR'S ADVICE IF YOU DECIDE TO INCLUDE HAWTHORN FOR YOUR HEART HEALTH.
THIS VIDEO DOES NOT CONSTITUTE MEDICAL ADVICE AND IS FOR INFORMATION ONLY
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[@MrDirtythumb]

Dr. John Campbell (KZbinr) has a good answer as to heart issues. I myself just had triple bypass and am recovering. Up until September of this year I was fine. Running a business being active. On September 13 one day before my birthday I WAS IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH CRUSHING CHEST PAINS. 18 months prior, I passed a nuclear stress test and received a clean bill of health from my cardiologist! I think it's the (jab)!

[@lolhardiman5247]

So sorry to hear of your health problems. Yes Dr. Campbell is a wonderful and trusted source of information. Have you heard of The World Council For Health? I think they have protocols for the treatment of symptoms of vaccine damage. They are an excellent body that needs all of our support. Best wishes for your full recovery 💚

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Sorry to hear you have been unwell like this and I hope you make a speedy recovery. Look after yourself xx

[@tadhghayden7601]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden sitting on the fence ...is the saying...

[@froglizard6135]

I think most of us know where the 'out-of-nowhere' heart conditions have came from.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I have my suspicions xx

[@lumo1001]

Just what I thought

[@pinkpoodlepaloma]

Terri. Well done. Well said. You nearly burst out with the truth! The day is coming they will shut us up. Love your videos. The filming and music are beautiful. Very Irish xxx. I put Hawthorne in vinegar

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I think there are too many to shut up!🙏 xx

[@tracyrupp4882]

Thank you for apologizing to the hedgerow. We should all say please, thank you, and sorry more to the Leafy Beings. Happy Birthday, Sister! Another glorious year of sharing your knowledge with others.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you too! xx

[@victrola2007]

So true! ❤

[@user-cl9tt9xc1y]

I am on beta blocker and cardiologist does not know about herbs.wjat do you advise. Having angiogram to check for any blockage ..which they will stent if necessary.Eould like to transition to all herbal concoctions.

[@seanjustg5425]

I agree💚

[@danasima8659]

❤️💛💙

[@kimberlylottridge3961]

Your timing with this video is absolutely perfect. My cat of 13 years died yesterday and you just reminded me of the most important plant ally for my emotional sstate. Thank you.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Sorry for your loss. It is just as difficult to lose a beloved pet friend. Hope this helps xx

[@Maybeamystic]

I hope anyone who watches this video shares it far and wide. I know so many people who are on medication for blood pressure and the medication is making them worse in other areas of their health. Powerful video. Thank you❤

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thanks for watching! xx

[@jopennington1949]

Well my heart feels better already just for watching your beautiful film about beloved Hawthorn. Thank you Terri, your films are so full of love and joy, I’m grateful for you sharing your incredible knowledge.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Wow, thank you! You are so kind to say and I feel so happy to hear that xx

[@mervschetter3244]

I am 80 years old and been taking Hawthorn herbs for40 years now and my blood pressure is now 122/72.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Wonderful - you are a perfect advertisement for the benefits of Hawthorn xx

[@MissPrissy6688]

Good Morning from the great Pacific Northwest USA. Terri! It’s 4;00am , Sunday October 1 . I woke rather early today, hungry, so I’m up , having a bowl of leftover sweetened warm rice with a touch of cinnamon n milk. I turned on KZbin, and there you are !! Such a coincidence your video on hawthorn and tincture for the heart. I had a heart attack two weeks ago. Im 70. 100% blockage in one artery. I now have a stent in me aging heart. I thought it quite amazing when I tuned in and you are talking about heart health ! Thank you so much for the informative video. Keep up the good work, you help many people. Have a fun day ! 😘

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

It is a very common problem this last year or so. Hope you feel better and get well soon xx

[@MissPrissy6688]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden ❤️

[@lorrainerichardson3280]

Here in New Zealand I have a Hawthorne that chose my garden to plant itself. It gives me pleasure just watching the birds eat the berries. I also have a self sown Rowan tree. Something tells me that I built my house in the right place as the trees arrived after I built. =-)

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

How magical is that! They must be attracted to you xx

[@slaturwinters1828]

The hawthorn is probably full of Geraniol, its the terpene that we associate with roses and it has the effect of making us feel happier and "in-love" (bubbly mood) Very good for the weariness of Picean (pisces) energy. We're stepping out of the age of Pisces and stepping strong into the age of Aquarius.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

And you too xx

[@jamieloom22]

Isn't it amazing that Mother Nature knows what healing we need and provides it in abundance. Happy Belated Birthday. Your kitty seems to enjoy your new shawl.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I think it is wonderful - the evidence is all around when we look out of the window. thanks for the birthday wishes xx

[@user-rx4bi1ic4z]

Hello! Thank you for this. I'm doing a naturopathic nutrition diploma and there are many references to herbs, including Hawthorn. It's amazing how it can adapt to the needs of the cardio vascular system. Nature is truly generous.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Yes, it is perfect for the CV system and yes, Nature is extremely generous😃 xx

[@raiseyourworld5324]

Scotland and much of rural England, also know association between a lone Hawthorn and Fae folk, magical indeed and along with Rowan, placed in garden for protection :-) have just found your channel, a delight for me, thank you :-)

[@davek89666]

Those heart problems in young people are no coincidence. It's Myo and pericarditis. We were all lied to

[@flockoturtles]

When I was a child, we had a hawthorn by the creek with a hollow space inside. I spent many happy hours hiding inside that little nest and had visitations at night but nothing nefarious ever happened other than a random poke from the tree itself.

[@sjwhittingham4394]

This great video about the powerful healing energy of the hawthorn is especially poignant following the terrible news about the sycamore gap tree. I hope there were fairies living in that tree also & that they take out their full wrath on the horrible person or persons who chopped it down. 300 years of history, energy and what was a sacred place for many gone in an instant. 😥

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Oh no! I don't know anything about this. So sorry to hear about it, so sad. Also a home for many. Such a shame xx

[@sjwhittingham4394]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden Yes the tree which has stood proud in the Northumberland landscape for over 300 years & was an iconic landmark for local people and visitors from around the world - it was so loved people requested their ashes to be scattered there. Some mindless idiot in an act of vandalism chopped it down one night last week.

[@ASmileAdayful]

@@sjwhittingham4394 it said it was Robin hoods tree🤔 I thought that was... Is in Nottingham 🤷‍♀️

[@sjwhittingham4394]

@@ASmileAdayful No it's in Northumbria in the North East of England. Sometimes people call it the Robin Hood tree because it was featured in the 1991 film "Robin Hood Prince of Thieves"

[@lorihartzell7439]

Always look forward to your videos. You ground me. Thank you!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You're welcome Lori, thanks for watching xx

[@jessicasinclair323]

Rich source of vitamin C too! Never done it with vodka before. I usually do this with apple cider vinegar, honey and hawberries. Also didn't realise that you could use the flowers the same way. However, I was brought up to eat the young leaves straight off of the trees. They taste nutty. My mum told me that the leaves are called "nuts in May". As in the song "here we go gathering nuts in May". Belated birthday wishes

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

At 11.10 ish. Love your subtlety Terri. Be blessed with beautiful things xx

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Aw thank you Moira xx

[@Susie7760]

I learn so much on this channel!! Thank you❤️. My mentor had a saying "I am only reminding you of what you already know." That's how I feel here. Ancestral knowledge of plant medicines is a powerful thing. 🔥

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I totally agree with your mentor. Plants are part of our DNA - we just have to remember xx

[@cynthiatalbert3037]

Terri, I so enjoyed the film! I love Hawthorn, and take it every day. I didn't know the mythology behind it. That was very interesting. You are such a special person,and bring so much knowledge and comfort to everyone. Have a grand week. Cynthia 💚🌙🌿

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it Cynthia and thanks for your kind words xx

[@thomassinclair731]

My very favorite tree, and not just medicinally; having planted six in recent years. Ftw it's not so surprising that so many have heart issues recently and a pity that those responsible are mostly not going to promote Hawthorne in any way. Too bad we can't sic a few irate Faeries upon them!👍

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Hawthorn hasn't been patented so no money to be made. The Fairies will find their way😂

[@joiedevivre2005]

Watching your videos, sitting on my sofa, a mug of coffee in my hand & dog by my side, is my favorite way to spend my Sunday mornings!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

What a relaxing sounding Sunday! xx

[@smrk2452]

I love hearing about Irish mythology and folklore, especially when it’s true! Ancient peoples were not stupid.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

They were certainly not. xx

[@christinagavin4517]

I gave up my heart medication & blood thinners 10yrs ago & only have a cup of hawthorn tea which I make from berrries & leaves.

[@janicefitz6348]

I just found you. Great info. For decades I had bad heart palpitations. Sometimes sent to hospital.I began taking Hawthorne and magnesium and now rarely have them. I liked hearing about it supporting emotion heart issues too. I may start taking a tea daily also..and look into growing it. Thanks

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Welcome Janice, so glad to hear your story and to have you confirm the power of Hawthorn. xx

[@pipfox7834]

Mistletoe is also great for heart arrhythmia. Fixed my problem, rarely get that issue now. I alternate between Hawthorn and Mistltoe as one is an infusion, and the other can be a tea. I use the info in the reference books I have at home as my guide.

[@margareta402]

Thank you dear friend I put off watching the episode because of time and life. This morning I lost my brother and decided channel is comforting so I would watch! And amazingly you helped by showing once again how nature is always there to help us through our pain! Thank you so very much ! Bless you!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

So sorry for you loss. Our condolences to you and the family. xx

[@coolbeansgetyahigh]

I love you. I pray that both yourself and your brother find peace and joy wherever he now finds himself ❤

[@chantalbolland8998]

My condolences to you and your family. I lost my brother too early this year. Not easy seeing our dear ones go

[@highlandspring8762]

Thank you, beautiful soul 🙏💙

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You are so welcome xx

[@lawriefoster5587]

Glorious cat !! One with a very old soul. And your pups, so sweet. My Father insisted we always had a Hawthorne wherever we lived. Here I am in Philadelphia, wishing you the happiest year ahead. Blessed Be.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Blessings to you and yours Lawrie and many thanks xx

[@paulycandiaE23]

Thank you dear Terri, and belated congratulations on your birthday. May it be a wonderful new cycle in abundance and love. Here in Chile the Hawthorn is just blooming, I will harvest with respect and care the bush that is not alone, and only what is necessary ❤

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you for good wishes. And do leave a gift of a song or flowers petals or a crystal or what you think appropriate. xx

[@BlackStar-yk7iz]

The scent of hawthorn blossom is to me the most gorgeous smell in the whole world

[@megpie13]

I really needed this today. I'm starting university and having issues making friends and terrified of classes since finishing high school 2 years ago. Thank you Terri!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You have had it tough the last few years. Just remember that you are a unique and amazing being with so much to offer. Feeling nervous is ok, it means you are human and normal. Teachers and professors in universities are just people - don't put anyone on a pedestal - and are nowhere near perfect. You are going to be just fine xx

[@caroleyre9144]

Awe bless you …wishing you good luck…you’ll be fine once you’re there. 🌻

[@megpie13]

Thank you @@DanusIrishHerbGarden 🥰❤

[@megpie13]

@@caroleyre9144 Thank you so much! Blessings to you too! 💚

[@Abby-GodLovesYou]

Bless you ❤️❤️❤️ I am thinking of you too and wishing you all the best ❤️

[@amadahyrose]

Belated loving birthday wishes! ❤️🍂🎉🍁

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you so much 😀 xx

[@BeckyDHolistics]

I must say, God always provides the right information when needed. My Mother in law how is in her 70s and medication free, was just saying her eyes vessels are week. I mentioned Hawthorne tea, but this video will explain exactly why. We are in Canada, and the heart issues you mentioned are rampid, in all age groups. We always go natural remedies first in our family. Thank you, and I am now subscribing to your beautiful channel❤

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You are welcome Becky, glad to have you and thanks for subscribing. Please hit the bell too as some people miss the videos when they don't do that. Hope your mother in law is well. xx

[@MsDormy]

Hawthorn has been recommended as the herb of choice to treat skin blisters and other troubles associated with the coming apocalypse/tribulations. These troubles have been prophesied by many apparitions of Our Lord Jesus, and His Holy Mother Mary. How interesting that the heavenly messages indicate this humble, plentiful and easily gathered herd.Thank you for this wonderful information. My dad used to call it ‘bread and butter’ when it was young in the spring, and we’d all pluck some and nibble it! God bless you all ❤️🙏🙏

[@irwintatyana9066]

You are a Fairy Lady of the Hearts, thank you for the medicine ,

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You're welcome xx

[@fiona3092]

God provides for all our needs 🙂

[@deniseolczak2519]

I just saw Hawthorne berries here for the first time. I was wondering what to do with them! Those young people with heart issues all took the jab.

[@lianefehrle9921]

Always a good morning to you.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

And good afternoon - we had a lovely sunny day! xx

[@oldtavernfarm]

I recently found 2 hawthorn trees on our property, harvested the haws, and am tincturing in raw apple cider vinegar. This was super helpful to see, as my berries have turned pale as well, and since this is my first time, I didn't know if that was normal. Wonderful as always! Thank you!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Perfect - it is the active constituents, the carotenes and terpenes that have been drawn out of the berries and they have turned the vinegar red. Well done! xx

[@oldtavernfarm]

Thank you!!❤

[@joolz36]

Hi, how long do you leave the berries to soak for, before straining? Thanks ❤

[@northernmemaw4036]

Thank you very much for your insight on grief & fear in connection with help from Hawthorn 💖 I appreciate all of this information, and all of your videos. Thank you So much😊💖 I hope that you had a wonderful birthday 😊😍

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you - i had a lovely day. So glad you found this helpful xx

[@markrich4036]

Happy late Birthday Terri, thank you for helping us. God Bless

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you Mark and Blessings to you too xx

[@aurorabushati3050]

You are wonderful! A blessing for people!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thanks Aurora xx

[@aurorabushati3050]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden Such a pleasure seeing and hearing your wisdom! Thank you!

[@sandracoakley2833]

Happy belated birthday terrie thanks for a fantastic vlog watched it on my country walk this afternoon. I am just ready to take the garlic out of the vodka its been in six weeks love what you do take care sandra x

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Sounds great, tinctured Garlic. Excellent for the heart, excellent for winter ailments xx

[@bernadettehanley8351]

A very belated Happy birthday, Terri! X🎉💚🙏

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thanks Bernadette - hope you are well xx

[@casimiralexander]

I will return to the land of my people. The West or West South of Ireland. My very own thatched cottage with an herb garden, rose garden, vegetable patch, and view of the hills and sea. 🩵🕊️ 🇮🇪

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Sounds great! Hope you manage to make it xx

[@coloflight950]

happy birthday Terry🤍🌞🙌🌟 big hugs love n light for sharing all you truths 🥰

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Big hug to you too coloflight xx

[@jeanneamato8278]

You are such a dear lady.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Hope you are well Jeanne! xx

[@Madonnalitta1]

For those who don't seem to understand, Terri made a tincture. A few drops per day is the recommended dose. Alcohol is used because it extracts all of the properties from the berries/leaves. Oil can be used to make a tincture but it will not extract all of the properties of the plant.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you so much Madonna! Appreciated xx

[@margaretlink4159]

Thank you for this useful information and showing us how it's done. Thank you also for giving a non alcoholic option. I wonder could one also just dry the berries and flowers for an infusion with just hot water and drink as a herbal tea? Would love to hear from you 🙏

[@kp76333]

Heart problems? We all know why!

[@laurafern]

Indeed we do. 💯

[@ulrikeb2169]

THANK YOU 🙏 I had just closed myself up today after some recent friendship loss I was wondering today if I just should close myself up to the world and there you are of all days telling me about Hawthorn and the Heart! You made a difference, thank you ❤

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Love your self and your heart. Sorry to hear about your friendship loss and hop you are feeling better xx

[@ulrikeb2169]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden Thank you for your reply, it means a lot to me. I am lucky that I am very close to woodlands. I find Peace and Faith in nature 💛💜💛

[@TheCasualDrinker]

I find it very coincidental that's all these heart problems started to arise shortly after the release of the vaccinations. Very curious indeed. I'd just like to say your video's are a breath of fresh air to modern medicines and it's nice to see someone so connected to the earth and the natural world. You inspire me to try some of these things here in Cornwall without annoying our cornish piskies ofc. Keep up the good work. 😊

[@hetty2974]

Hello there, yes I really do agree with you,im so worried about all the young health y folks who have now got trouble s since the virus vaccination s,,it is a worry,,I agree with you, terri s films are so rewarding, I love them very much, bless you, take care,im from uk,

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Good to hear Christopher and very glad that you are looking after those piskies😃xx

[@lilianflynn1876]

I never took the scam vaccine No Vax for me !!!

[@askseacoast547]

I found this looking for the berties, THEN I saw ALL your other videos. Thank you for allowing God to use you to help heal our world.🐱🐈😊

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lynnswindells8076]

Thank-you so much, I have been thinking of the Hawthorn a lot just lately. Nice to meet you. A nice magical moment.♥️🧚‍♀️🏡🌳🍀

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You are so welcome xx

[@mariatorres9789]

WOW, AMAZING!

[@ASmileAdayful]

Morning Terri I'm just getting ready to go hawthorn and rosehip picking, glad I found out about the fairy tree ty. There are a lot of heart problems atm. My cousins partner fit as a flea only 65, passed out at work now his retired early, she can't figure out why he's heart is bad, I asked if any thing has change I. e his diet, any new, different medications, family history, anything new, she says not that she can think of. Mistery huh🙏😘

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

It is very mysterious!! Worth investigating I would have thought xx

[@ATAXIA424]

Hello from Poland! You are wonderful

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Hello ATAXIA xx

[@DoriendeGroot]

woman of my heart ❤

[@cynthiahamblin-perry5880]

We have one lone Hawthorn tree we planted on the edge of our field. Maybe a fairy will move in! Hope so! I remember all the Hawthorn in the hedges everywhere in Ireland. My Granddad told me stories when I was a child and told me about "fairy trees". He told me they would reroute roads around them. Thanks for the info. Enjoy this beautiful time of the year.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You are right Cynthia - a road was re routed around a lone Hawthorn after a couple of road men had accidents and the machinery kept breaking down. Look up Eddie Lenehan, he is a folklorist who led the campaign. xx

[@MaltronUFO]

Hello. My name is Malcolm Hawthorne and my ancestors came to America in 1630 when they emigrated from Southwest England. The family name comes from a place called Hawthorne Hill and it is the same line of descendancy as Nathaniel Hawthorne. When my ancestors got to America some of them dropped the w from the name so my legal name is actually Hathorne... Anyway I found your video on the Hawthorne tree and berries very interesting.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Hello Malcolm, how are you? Very interesting - I have read some of NH and another commenter also had some connection to him. Very interesting as we can all be connected through the heart if we choose.😃💚

[@StephenGrew]

Heart problems, younger folk, possibly the jibby jab?

[@periwinkle1414]

I love Hawthorn! It has such a calming effect. Great video.

[@peterricksugges5698]

Agree😊😊😊

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thanks Periwinkle xx

[@bergannon6585]

Thank you Terri. While travelling through Wales in late May I gathered Hawthorn bloosom and upon my return home to Co. Meath, I made a batch of golden tincture. I will now add to that with local berries. 😊Blessings ❤️

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Perfect. Then you will have the whole plant tincture xx

[@mirandaandrea8215]

Sadly I think we all know what’s ramped up the heart problems ! my nieces boyfriend had heart problems straight after the jab!😢

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Poor thing and so young, sorry to hear that xx

[@caroleyre9144]

Hiya yes my 34 yr old Step Daughter aswell …her job …I said to my husband today it’s the kind ppl …she had to undergo Open Heart Surgery we’re very grateful to all as she is recovering well now her twin sister and her fiancé have been amazing aswell. ❤️‍🩹❤️

[@bellslinki]

So very many comments i have read with similar stories. Sorry to hear more sad stories. Luckily nature provides medicine like the wonderful hawthorn and wonderful teachers who pass on their knowledge ❤

[@daviniadraper1715]

Doctors ??Nah thanks!! Going to make this!❤

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Good for you!

[@maggiemcdonald9593]

Wow. Greetings from New York. I feel so blessed to have stumbled upon you and your wisdom. You beautifully weave magic and medicine and love and reveal their inextricable nature. Wow. Thank you!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Hello Maggie - you are welcome xx

[@lifewithlois7262]

Happy Sunday 🍂🦋🍄🦋🍂

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Same to you - it is sunny here with a beautiful blue sky! xx

[@sophiabreidfischer6242]

Hawthorne is one of my family's last name. Ive really wanted to learn more since I hears of it being related to the heart. Thankyou for the lovely video

[@herasmarket]

Thank you dear -- merry meet and merry part until we met again! Love your familiars.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Same to you!

[@deanablythe9394]

Happy belated Birthday to you Terri, I missed your film last week. Very interested in the Hawthorne tincture you showed us this week, all the best.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thanks so much Deana - all the best to you too xx

[@nevk87]

Happy healthy blessed belated birthday!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you so much! xx

[@cynthiakelly202]

Happy belated birthday,be blessed beyond all measure!!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you! You too! xx

[@user-wr7rr8go2w]

Been nibbling hWthorn berties straight off the tree. Confidence restored. Thsnkyou x

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You're welcome!

[@christinec28]

The recent plague ('vid) is what's been causing the heart issues (and lung issues) in younger folks.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

There does seem to be some connection😟 xx

[@lolhardiman5247]

The evidence strongly correlates with the introduction of a certain medical intervention and not the 'vid you refer to.

[@bellslinki]

Hawthorn berry is safe and effective.

[@59catsPeggysue]

It's called "vaxxed"

[@DeA-ln1vu]

It’s the jabber causing those issues.

[@cjd1383]

Been making and using for over twenty years. Extremely good for the cardiovascular system.

[@myrap9597]

So calming and nice to watch this. I've made a hawtorn marmelade to my father once, these bushes grow in southern Sweden (Skåne) aswell . I didn''t know it was a renowned plant in Ireland! Thank you Terri

[@Brera73]

I like how you say the truth without getting cancelled on here.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I hope not to be. xx

[@Brera73]

@@DanusIrishHerbGarden No you are far too diplomatic 😀

[@marydunn3867]

Thank you 💜💜

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You are so welcome Mary xx

[@helenamartin977]

Thank you for another charming and informative video. I have actually manage controlling my BP with hawthorne which surprised me . These things do work people. I believe it is antisiannins that give colour to the red berries. It probably also has antioxidants too.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Yes, it does! And working well for you xx

[@butterflyvision3849]

Happy Sunday, wonderful video

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thanks - glad you enjoyed it xx

[@karennewbury6430]

This was a very interesting video. I would like to eventually make a Hawthorn tincture. I do drink Hawthorn tea. Thank you both, Terri and Lol. Have a great week. Blessings from Canada🍁

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Glad it was helpful! xx Blessings to you too Karen xx

[@KimGibsonfiberlover]

Thank you for all the information that you share! I have slightly high BP and a very low heart rate, and have added hawthorn to my regime....I love the taste and though it hasn't yet had time to alter the heart rate, I look forward to that. Hawthorn is one of my favorite herbs!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Mine too Kim and by the way Hawthorn can take a while to make a real noticeable difference as it is so gentle. xx

[@mildredkrisik8888]

Belated birthday wishes. There are some people who never grow old with time, but remain young. You are one of those people.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you very much Mildred. I feel like a quite mature 22 year old😂

[@lilithstuff8355]

The hawthorn berries were calling to me from the hedges on my dawn dog walk today...and then your video shows up on my timeline! Thank you. I'm off out with a bowl.....

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Wonderful!

[@debbiebrunssen8773]

always look forward to your videos as I learn so much, I love all you have created , planted ect. kinda jealous you live by a sea, but I get to live threw your eyes and life..

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you very much! xx

[@Nero_Karel]

Thanks for sharing this! I knew hawthorn was edible and good for *something* but now that I know what it is specifically I hope I'll be able to put that knowledge to good use

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

You can now xx

[@javabeanme]

Talk about timely and plants being in abundance and showing up when you need them! Thank you. My heart, physically is crazy right now. I know I'm getting stronger every day with a lovely outlook. Thanks for the assist. 💜Working with this to hopefully avoid an ablation. Time will tell. Thanks Terri and Lol for the lovely videos. Thank you Hawthornes.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Hope you feel better soon. Hawthorn is very safe and gentle and slow too so take it easy. xx

[@dianederrick2921]

Thank you so much for sharing your gifts and generosity with us. I've recently found you but feel a strong pull towards these wise women teachings. In a day and age where the medical profession is not encouraging us toward confidence in it, reconnecting with nature and its gifts that are all around us is just perfect timing.

[@JohnSmith-cs7jg]

I was recommended hawthorn drops by the lady who did my highways medical for my new job as my blood pressure was quite high and I don’t like taking tablets because of the corruption in big pharma. Anyway, I’ve been taking it 3 times a day for 8 weeks and it has reduced my blood pressure quite dramatically, also the numbness I occasionally had in my left foot has all but gone.

[@debrapaulino918]

My right foot gets number.

[@cheezheadz3928]

Did she suggest other changes that you made? Diet is what we should always look at first. 🙏

[@JohnSmith-cs7jg]

@@cheezheadz3928 she did, my diet is good anyway, only thing I changed was to decaffeinated coffee 👍🏼

[@andrewx7806]

I was experiencing heart palpitations and arrhythmia and tried the Hawthorn Tea and also Dandelion but neither helped much. Then I tried Oregano Oil and lo and behold it worked. I don't know why or whether it was a coincidence. If anybody else has a similar experience I would like to hear about it. thanks.

[@acechadwick]

How did you use the oregano oil Andrew? How much, how often?

[@lesliesantos8595]

​@acechadwick theres a gov website that says oregano oil helps heart disease

[@kavannahlight5378]

I admit it, I am a great lover of the Fae folk as well as the many and varied nature Elementals all around us (and willing to assist). I love learning about the ancient Celtic culture of my ancestors. By taking your herbal course and continuing education through videos by the master artist and musician Lol, I feel my practicing and enjoying herbalism, I am carrying on an important legacy and assuring the medicine of the future. You both are fulfilling your destinies, so BEAUTIFULLY! Thank you ❤

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you so much Carolyn, you always say such lovely things. You most certainly are carrying on an important legacy and are definitely bringing this medicine to the future xx big hugs!

[@lolhardiman5247]

How heartwarming your kind words are Carolyn, bless you 💚

[@siobhanhyland9925]

Belated happy birthday my wonderful bean feasa xxx your videos are part of my Sunday ritual now 💖

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thank you Siobhan, big hugs xx

[@lulucly]

Love your vibe and the knowledge that you share!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

I appreciate that lulucly xx

[@seamuslynam4246]

Thank you Terri. Great information.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Glad it was helpful! xx

[@tlynnduh11]

Beautiful ❤

[@shimkonise357]

Thank you! ❤️

[@charlesleblanc6638]

Nature has provided everything we need indeed ..

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Most definitely! xx

[@musingsfromthewoodlands]

Greetings and Appreciation for sharing your insights and wisdom. I`m so pleased to discover your channel at this time .Joyful Blessings Sister of The Light.

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Blessings and welcome to you, thanks for watching xx

[@musingsfromthewoodlands]

I subscribed@@DanusIrishHerbGarden

[@Areyousurrraboutthat]

Beautiful video ✨ thank you 🙏

[@sarahgilbert8036]

A sad day for me today, there is an opossum at the side of the road by my house, "sleeping". I used to have 3 trees in my front garden in Normandy, loved them instinctively. I'd never harm a tree, of any kind, hedge or lone ones. I have not seen any here in Ontario. Happy belated birthday!

[@DanusIrishHerbGarden]

Thanks Sarah, sorry to hear about the opossum xx