History and Benefits of Marshmallow with Tieraona Low Dog, M.D.

[@countrygalinthecity]

I just started growing marshmallow last year...so excited! I only picked leaves and flowers though...didn't want to dig the root up yet..want to plant more now, but closer to the house.

[@FirepupandSteamcat]

this is very interesting! i never knew that marshmallow was an herb before watching this. thanks for this interesting history and fact!

[@mountainroseherbs]

We're so glad you found this video interesting! Marshmallow is a fascinating herb with a rich history.

[@ashacatt6470]

Hello. I enjoyed watching this video. I learned a lot of formative, useful and enlightening information and I wrote it down in my Materia Medica I am creating for informative herbal things like this. Thank you so much , Mountain Rose Herbs and Tieraona Low Dog, M.D.

[@kimi651]

Amazing woman...thank you for sharing your knowledge. It is appreciated

[@mountainroseherbs]

Thanks for watching! ~Mason

[@MIlw55]

Thank you! My Dr just sent me to your website for this.

[@mayarainpersonal]

I love the videos telling facts and uses for different herbs, it would be great to get even more information about this. Thank you!

[@mountainroseherbs]

You're right! Have you checked out our blog? Click this link to learn even more about marshmallow, and be sure to check out the other entries we have covering a wide range of herbs, herbal products, and recipes we offer! blog.mountainroseherbs.com/marshmallow-root-and-leaf-history-and-benefits

[@UnbreakableMahal]

Wow learn something new didn’t know this thank you for sharing... love learning new things about herbs

[@dianaboughner7977]

I thank you for this information. For quite some time I have the marshmallow root in the cupboard. Forgetting what it was for, being busy and not making a decoction or hot tea, it has stayed in the cupboard. Now that I know it can be prepared simply by adding warm water and sitting in the teapot until I want to drink it for what I call my dry throat I will finally use it 😊

[@angelamappleby]

Is the marshmallow root powder as effective as using the dried root? Would you prepare it the same way?

[@gardensofthegods]

Well pretty much the same thing . Except the route you would have to grind up until a powder yourself . Can you please tell me if you've tried this product yet and if so can you tell us what benefits you have noticed .

[@gardensofthegods]

I also heard it's supposed to be good for the skin and rejuvenating for it so I'm wondering if you tried putting it on your face and if so please tell us if you have noticed any difference ?

[@HerbswithAsia]

How would recommend using the root powder form?

[@MzLetty101]

Just as I was about to make a hot tea with this herb. Lol

[@mountainroseherbs]

I love when things like this find you just at the right time! 🥰 - Gracie

[@gardensofthegods]

Mz , can you tell us what kind of benefits you have seen from this tea ... Do you ever put it on your face as some of us heard it has rejuvenating qualities for the skin

[@mbetsy2011]

Thanks so much ...

[@brianlea9021]

Hello Dr, Can you tell me please what temperature the mucopolysaccharides are destroyed by heat? Would dehydration of under 140 degrees destroy them? Since they exist within a cactus plant they must be able o handle over 120 degrees. Thanks

[@gardensofthegods]

Yes that is a very good question I'm wondering also at about what temperature heat becomes damaging to those polysaccharides because I don't know if I would really want to just drink a lukewarm drink ?

[@holisticlee5377]

love these videos!

[@gif24gt60]

Can marshmallow root and/or slippery elm be used continuously year-round or should they be cycled?

[@mountainroseherbs]

Hi there! We unfortunately can't give out dosage advice due to government regulations. I would suggest finding a qualified herbalist or naturopath who can give you dosage information based on your specific health needs! I hope that helps :) - Gracie

[@marrop2760]

May I suggest you learn how to dowse.. I dowse my medications and also herbs.. it really is a useful practice to learn.. Good Luck with everything!

[@gardensofthegods]

gif , can you please tell us if you have tried this on your face as we hear it has rejuvenating properties for the skin .

[@shuvanidev]

I love these videos! Thank you! Can you make the tea from fresh marshmallow leaves, or do you need to dry them first? How about in a smoothie - I assumed fresh would be okay, but just checking, thanks! My plants are just starting to bloom and it's so pretty :)

[@mountainroseherbs]

It's possible you could use fresh leaves, but dried leaves are good for extraction in hot water. Maybe trial and error and report back to us!

[@maryannknox7158]

Thank You 🙏

[@plant-lover9547]

I've read not to make herbal teas in metal pots. Is porcelain pots ok?

[@mountainroseherbs]

Both porcelain and glass are great options for tea pots 😊

[@lisaparlove989]

Thank you for marshmallow brewing instructions. I had been simmering the dry root. Going to grind the root finer and try this again. Do you recomend using the leaf and root together?

[@mountainroseherbs]

Hi Lisa, since different parts of the marshmallow plant have different nutrient proportions, using a combination of the leaf and root will give you the most well-rounded sampling of the plant's properties. Hope this helps!

[@donHooligan]

steep it in lukewarm water, so you don't harsh the mallow. that's what i'm walking away with.

[@grantkeller8024]

Sorry, sound was so low I couldn't hear the vid.

[@mountainroseherbs]

Sorry to hear you had some trouble with the sound Grant! We found we were able to get the volume up quite a bit between the in-video volume control and our computer/device's master volume, but you can also access closed captions by clicking the gear icon (settings) in the bottom right corner of the video player. Hope this helps!

[@constancekavanagh1125]

We're does one find this??please thank you

[@mountainroseherbs]

Hi Constance, we offer organic marshmallow root and leaf through our online shop! Just click the link in the description. Enjoy!

[@ManhattanMermaid]

Great info on the video but the sound quality is a bit poor -- the sound is very low even with my volume turned way up to the maximum.

[@kimi651]

Mine was fine. She has a calming voice...probably from the tea. 😆

[@ruby5643]

😒

[@TMSPP]

💜

[@bluecatjay5229]

Damn I’ve been using hot water 🤦‍♀️

[@mountainroseherbs]

It's always a good time to learn something new! 🥰

[@ElishaPercival]

I wishI could hear you. Have it full volume and can't hear you.your too far away from Mic

[@mountainroseherbs]

Sorry to hear if you're having technical issues! Seemed to work okay by adjusting both the volume of the video as well as on our computer. You can always hit the closed captioning ("CC") button on the screen for a transcript while you watch! Hope this helps!