Herbs for your Last Nerve

[@AR-mu4zq]

I appreciate your take on differing constitutions and results with plants. I had 3 strong sips of blue vervain and felt that was enough to find relief from muscle tension. I did not take or need to drink the whole cup! I also appreciate how you talk about how not all of this is everyday medicine.

[@greenpathherbschool]

Thanks so much for the feedback. :)

[@faithtait_smileymind]

Thank you! Wonderful class and perfect pace for taking notes and absorption. Just found your channel! Loving it. ☀️ from the UK.

[@greenpathherbschool]

Faith, You're so welcome! Glad you liked it! :)

[@walkwithhim5258]

I like calamus for relaxation

[@greenpathherbschool]

Yes, it's such a good one!

[@denisecrabb4989]

Thank you so much for this introduction to using herbs for the nervous system. I've been using lovely Lemon Balm and Oat straw in tinctures for a while now and also filling the house and car with Melissa aromatherapy oil as I adore the smell, but you've given me some more wonderful ideas on what to experiment with next. Blue Vervain sounds like a great herb to use. Thanks again for a very interesting and informative presentation.

[@greenpathherbschool]

Glad it was helpful!

[@baersworld.8812]

one's that have worked great for me are: Blue Vervain and Sage Leaf

[@AR-mu4zq]

Do you use stems or flowers?

[@greenpathherbschool]

Thanks for sharing your favorites!

[@melissapowell5592]

What parts of scutellaria do you use for tea? When is it best to harvest for tea?

[@greenpathherbschool]

Hi Melissa, the above ground parts, upper 2/3 of the plant. Leave out any stem that is woody. Skullcap is usually harvested in full flower.