How to START Using Medicinal Herbs

[@shervin6711]

Last week a family member tripped and popped his hip.... usually we would just say its " pain" and where its located/ how it happened....use " over counter" available.. ( Just the surface of the " modern" topic) This time I used more " thought/logic/instinct" I asked more QUESTIONS... Was it "nerve pain" or "muscle skeletal" for example. Remembered we have comfrey its been in our yard for years, but never used it! Had to use painters tape to affix saran wrap to hip...but hey..it WORKED! LOL! Was I convinced it would work? At the time, no....but after....yes! Our yard has new meaning! Lol

[@girlsnglasses]

I work as a valet in the evenings. The other day I stepped in a puddle of water and by the time I got home to get my wet shoe off I had blisters on the bottom of all the toes on my left foot. They burned all night and the next day. I could barely walk. I remembered one (or both) of you talking about the healing properties of calendula so after I got off work at my day job the next day, I swug by the health food store to grab some calendula cream. I slapped some on my toes and bandage them up and headed off to a huge event. I hobbled in and claimed running drive (greeting and ticketing) so i didn’t have to run. Things got super busy and I ended up having to run. My toes were not hurting and they were completely healed the next day. Yes, I have planted calendula flowers but they haven't sprouted yet.

[@GimmeADream]

I love it when you have this veterinarian on your vlogs. He takes the scary out of herbalism.

[@juliabrown5948]

Absolutely agree!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

I"m glad you enjoyed it. There really is no reason to be scared of these beautiful solutions God gave us. Doc Jones

[@hcx1853]

Good start... 1. Catnip 2. Calendula 3. Burdock root/Chamomile

[@1965gracebug]

Thank you so much for these videos! I was bitten by a spider and swelled and was very sore. I went outside and picked Plantain from my yard, chopped it up fine, added organic cayenne pepper, a dash a distilled water and put it on my arm with a bandage. Wonderfully watched the swelling and redness go down throughout the day and it was healed completely by the end of the day. I applied it two times. A couple of days my granddaughter was bit by a mosquito on her cheek, it swelled and even a bit of darkness under her eye. I chopped Plantain with filtered water and put it on her cheek. As the Plantain was falling off, the redness, darkness and swelling was got. Only left was a dot of where the initial bite was. So excited and confident that there are so many healing properties in my yard!!!

[@dancnluc1]

Love listening to Doc Jones. There is so much to learn from him.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Thanks for listening Sebrina. Doc

[@brianadixon8995]

I also got so overwhelmed with herbal medicine. But I backed off and focused on growing culinary herbs. But all the culinary herbs I love are also medicine. So learning those then I'll branch into herbs that are mainly medicine.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Yup. All of those culinary herbs are great medicine too. I'm in the process of writing a book about the rascals.

[@HomeandHearthHomestead]

I'm busily getting all my seeds together for spring, but have started using Doc's emergency first aid tinctures. I started using the respiratory tincture. Guess who doesn't need her inhaler now?😁 Also started use of the Burdock and tummy ease. So, so fantastic! Next, I'm going to get his book. I've seen such incredible, fast results without chemicals. Now, between Caroline and Josh's help with gardening, preserving and medicinal salves, drinks and the like, I feel my life is brand new! Thank you so much!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

I'm so glad you've found some solutions. Herbs are treasures. And I can't tell you how impressed I am with Josh and Carolyn. They are a great resource. Doc Jones

[@thesimplelifewife3]

This makes me feel like I could actually get started with herbs.

[@aikomorioka5024]

I love your show and Have learned so much from the both of you. This may not pertain to this show but when I see all of your beautiful canned jars of the food and bounty from your farm, one minute after I’m sitting there admiring it, I am thinking about what if you had an earthquake. You may not live in earthquake country as I do but if I were you, just in case because we are having these unusual storm patterns everywhere, I would put some kind of a barrier in front and around all of your shelves to prevent an earthquake destroying all of your hard work when it all falls to the ground and breaks. That would be disastrous. That happened to me in San Francisco during one of our earthquakes. Now there seems to be quakes happening all over the country in unusual places. I am in the process of bolting my high and heavy furniture to the walls putting museum putty under my glass collectibles taking down all of my heavy glass bowls and dishes and storing them for a bit in a box closer to the floor. I’m putting dowels across the front of all my cabinets containing breakables or anything I wouldn’t want thrown all over the floor after an earthquake. I wish you the best. And thank you for all of your efforts and sharing your knowledge with us!

[@balenciaerskine6187]

How are you coming along, Carolyn? One of my grand daughters just gave birth to a boy this last Saturday. She is a surrogate mother. She has two daughters of her own and loved being pregnant so she wanted to help women who can't have children. You are looking great!!

[@tanyal7154]

Oh I hope you add him to your School of Traditional Skills! So funny and enjoyable to listen to

[@juliabrown5948]

I absolutely agree !!

[@carolyngriffin6289]

Carolyn your interview with the doctor was great but the video you pointed out to your viewers didn’t show up before the end of your talk. I have some sort of arthritis and I was scanning your video to se what I could find. I’m really enjoying your channel.

[@JesusLovingHomesteader]

I love how humble and gentle you both are, you make things seem so much simpler ❤️

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Most of the really important things in life are pretty simple.

[@judyluchies2492]

Thank you,it’s difficult to find the plants 😇🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Romans828girl]

Judy, do you mean it's difficult to find them by foraging for them, or do you mean you're having trouble finding a place to buy seeds or seedlings?

[@judyluchies2492]

@@Romans828girl difficult to find seeds, or seedlings 😇

[@Romans828girl]

@@judyluchies2492 Maybe I can help. I'm in Tennessee, and I've found a bunch of them. Which plants are you looking for, and are you anywhere near me?

[@judyluchies2492]

@@Romans828girl I’m in Michigan , thank you , but too far to drive 😇

[@Romans828girl]

@@judyluchies2492 It was worth a shot. :-)

[@dcfromthev]

Doc Jones is the best! His herbal products are fantastic, as is his knowledge. I got his book recently and love it so far, totally has his flair and humor.

[@woodsie5796]

Dr Jones is a fantastic Herbalist and Naturopath! I've been watching him for almost two months now. I'm glad I started seeking natural ways to get rid of pharmacopeia. God has given us everything we need! My yard is still not mowed so the bees can do their work and I can find seasonal "weeds" that i need. The goats will be hava good time clearing it all up soon! Blessings to you and yours as well as this whole community here 🥰

[@christimcgeoghegan707]

I was always afraid to use herbs because I heard too many people tell me the side affects can be scary. Not sure where they got that from. 🤔 The past few years I’ve researched and found that herbal remedies aren’t the scary witch craft that so many people told me. And truthfully I don’t like the over the counter stuff…talk about scary side affects! My 5 year old son has type 1 diabetes (insulin dependant) and I’ve been hesitant to try any kind of home remedy with him. It’s been 2.5 years since he was diagnosed and I’m still learning about diabetes but I’m seeing most herbs are safe for him. Thank you for explaining things so clearly and encouraging people to just start! I planted calendula this year for the first time. What an amazing plant!!

[@christimcgeoghegan707]

@@MPC101 thank you for your concern. I always check with my sons Dr. before doing anything new.

[@Steadylife2]

This topic is so timely. If there was ever a time to start learning and using medicinal herbs it is now. And even now is behind the curve, but better late than never. :) Thank you both so much for bringing these discussions/videos to your channels.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

When You're ready to start learning have a look at my books and the HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine. I'd love you join you on that journey. :0) Doc Jones.

[@Steadylife2]

@@HomeGrownHerbalist Hi Doc, I am a big fan and student already, just not in the school officinalis yet :) . I have all your books, bought all your seeds you offer, bought several of your medicinal herb kits and formula mixes and even started reading the ingredients on products. :) Here's a funny educational influence to share thanks to you... took my acquired dog to the vet this past week, ears with bacteria. He gave me a product to use weekly called phnotix. First ingredient listed, Calendula, including several other naturals. He had a lump on his back, sample said cyst with angry white cells. Looks at me and says out of all the options we discussed the one you are doing using bentonite clay and all those other herbs you said seems to be working just fine to bring it to a head, so keep using those and when it ruptures call me if you need any antibiotics. But something tells me you won't need to do that. Then onto the last issue, hotspot on his paw. Doc looks it over then said looks like the jewel weed salve you've been putting on it did the trick, nothing to do there. The hair is starting to grow back already. Assistant looks at me and says can I get that Jewel weed salve recipe? Anyway, thank you (both) again for all that you are doing to help others achieve a greater level of self sufficiency and ability. The skills can never be enough and are always on call. Kind regards for now.

[@michalenestabler1327]

Growing up our local pharmacist which I didn’t know until he retired was a compounding/herbalist pharmacist. I m highly allergic to poison ivy, oak and sumac. His compound is the only topical that has given me immediate relief. Herbs are Gods meds to help us stay and be healthy.

[@patashcraft2853]

Soap and water as soon as possible and follow with plantain salve. I'm allergic and I do this and never break out. Activated charcoal should be on every medicine shelf.

[@sarahgilbert8036]

From my understanding, jewel weed is good to use for poison ivy, but I don't know if it's the flower, leaves or root.

[@angelbmann3531]

A few years ago I watch you start your medicine garden and thought as soon as We buy a bigger property I will do that too, A few weeks ago I decided not to wait anymore and just do my medicinal herb/flower garden with what I have!! and since then you keep on bringing these videos ,thank you!! I love them!!!! Learning so much and watching the homegrown herbalist videos too. It’s so motivating me . Since little I wanted to be a medizine frau (medical woman) and played with flowers making “potions”. Now in my mid 40s I will finally do it!!! And I do think you’re helping me to see that growing more of my own is not that difficult!!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

A person with a pot on their patio can grow their own herbs. It doesn't take huge gardens and tons of work. We had about 150 species on about half an acre at my last house and many of those were pretty ornamentals we'd have had anyway. Doc Jones

[@user-nw5cr1tl6j]

I love this.. this would be a great topic for the school too.

[@Debarim8three]

Question 🙋🏽‍♂️ Do you know of any herbal remedies to help with focusing?

[@ann8240]

Cutting my herb garden today . We might get 2 more cuts . Great info . Mine is basic thyme , rosemary , sage , parsley, lavender. Winter Savoy .. we are thankful.

[@shervin6711]

Thank you SO MUCH for sharing Doc. Jones with us! So Knowledgeable!! His multi functional view/approach I can USE ..in our daily life... NATURALLY So Practical!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Our education program, The HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine, has a strong focus on real-world applications. Herbs are amazing tools. :0)

[@shervin6711]

@@HomeGrownHerbalist I just bought your book " The Homegrown Herbalist" to learn more... LOVING IT! Now I can truly see the investment might be worthwhile! A podcast from you, with interviews/ talks with others would be fantastic! My son loves your humor too! Now HE is thinking more about " health" too! Thank you!

[@marywysocki6641]

Ginger root is also great for tummy aches!

[@stephenhine2722]

Is there a website for getting these plants or seeds

[@HomesteadingFamily]

We like www.strictlymedicinalseeds.com

[@rosepistilli223]

THIS SERIES IS AMAZING!!!!

[@JanineMJoi]

Now that I live in zone 7, instead of 11, this is my list to forage or grow. Comfrey Calendula Lemon balm Plantain Yarrow, white forage only Goldenrod Mint, choc Sage Rosemary Mimosa Cayenne powder Lemon thyme Lemon verbena

[@green-eyedgimlet5250]

Thank you Carolyn and Doc Jones. You always teach us well. Oregon Grape root and stem is our first go to herb. Great for People and animals. It has been a literal life saver to dying animals from horses to dogs and cats and has cured mono and kept an 82 yr old from having a leg amputation in addition to all the other fantastic things it does.

[@ardicesaugar5475]

I think this is growing wild in my yard

[@JanineMJoi]

Do tell re: the 82 yo

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Oregon grape is a wonderful plant. DOn't use it during pregnancy or nursing. But otherwise, it has a lot of applications. I did a free webinar on Barberry and Oregon Grape on my channel. It goes into a lot of good detail of those two wonderful plants. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqbalmClqKaKmrs

[@angelzhomestead]

my body can't handle most manmade medicines. but as soon as I started using herbal medicines I was doing great. I started with essential oils.

[@BelindaTN]

There are plenty of videos and books about medicinal herbs containing info of which herbs are used for what ailment. How to grow and forage for them, how to make teas, tinctures, skin balms and oils, etc. But there is little to any info of when to use them and for when to use them and for how long, as well as dosages. If using for medicine, I would think they would not need to be used as a supplement or preventative? but as a treatment for the time that you are sick or injured? just as we would do with conventional medicine?

[@shylahbalkcom3770]

Yay!!! I been trying to help people for so long, I'm happy people are finally coming back to the Earth! Everything we need is already there!!! Happy Living 😉☺️

[@dorcasbockelman2392]

Is there an herb for high blood pressure? What about cholesterol?

[@mcanultymichelle]

I started to watch Doc Jones after being on your channel and am starting my on herb garden next spring.just incase the tribulation starts and can’t get medicine.going to get his book as soon as I can .

[@FreshGrey-pm4vw]

already started. we are the last generation. 1948 israel became a nation - add 80 yrs (one generation). 1948+80 = 2028.

[@berly6412]

Thank you so much for introducing me to Doc Jones. He does a great job explaining herbs. This past year I started from seed and purchased many herbs for the first time. Excited about getting comfrey root soon. God bless you both.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

When you buy your comfrey root, buy Russian comfrey (aka Bocking-14 comfrey). It doesn't spread by seed so it's much less invasive and just as medicinal. Doc Jones

[@berly6412]

@@HomeGrownHerbalist the root I purchased was bocking 4. Is bocking 14 better?. Permapastures farm (seller) uses it for livestock but also medicine. I'm keeping it in large pots and will decide where to plant it after winter. (NE NC so milder winter)

[@thesmiths629]

I'm interested in your herd garden annual maintenance. Which plants do you have to pay attention to seed save and replant each year? Which ones are perrenials or self seeding? Do you let them self seed or try to avoid that to control the placement and design? I am a messy seed saver that leaves seeds on towels to dry with a tape label for several months before I get around to storing them after the drying process is long over. I prefer to let things self seed and then just transplant and weed as needed.

[@sarajacobs8775]

I love how he just simplified the learning process of herbs!!! This relieves a lot of stress or the feeling of being overwhelmed.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

There are countless, wondrous nuances of information we can learn and enjoy about God's green pharmacy. Or, we can just happily poke the plants into our mouths and let them do their jobs. They work either way. :0)

[@justdigitfarms]

Thank you so much for this valuable information

[@AndreaSnow21]

I have ready enjoyed these videos. I have purchased seeds for medicinal herbs and plan on turning part of my front yard to a cottage garden like yours!!

[@EstherlovesYah]

Is there a protocol (herbs) you would recommend to treat botulism at home? I know it's rare but with the increase in canning, I am curious.

[@janetstarr9554]

I picked 3... rosemary, thyme, mint

[@dorcasbockelman2392]

How do you know what part of the herb to use? Root, leaf, flower? I know with some regular plants sometimes a root can be poisonous but the leaf isn't. So how do you know with herbs?

[@tinamichel5799]

Thank you for sharing. Ive been learning & using herbs for 3 years now. Each year learning & attempting to grow different ones to try.

[@KathysTube]

Thank you both 🤗❤️

[@DerMelissa]

Great video thank you! I was afraid to start..now I will😊

[@deborahmcsweeney3349]

Awesome! I see a lot more doctors and nurses learning about herbs! Brings me hope!!

[@morningstarhomestead]

Is there a blend or recipe you would recommend as an herbal tonic for the entire family as a sort of multivitamin? I just love Doc Jones and his practical approach 💗

[@Curbsurfer01]

Moringa powder or capsules or loose leaf tea

[@melindataylor5008]

Good morning and thank you...

[@pamelab.4731]

Love Doc Jones!! Such great info & he breaks it down so it’s easy to understand ❤ Thank you!!

[@cynthialenz]

Love this video! ❤

[@sueyates3555]

Another great video thank you so much for sharing this.

[@krism7380]

Thank you for this!

[@burnindaylighthomestead2977]

Smart, knowledgeable, and funny. Catnip, colinular, burdock root, camomile.

[@elwiub]

Great info...thanks! 🙌

[@staceygarlick9674]

Thank you so much for this video!! I had planned on digging into the subject of herbs this winter so I can figure out what I want to plant in an herb garden next spring. But I felt like I would need to do tons of research. It seems so much less overwhelming now!

[@louannhuber2651]

Doc- I have 2 kinds of Rosemary in my yard. Can I use the greener, low growing, stronger smelling, creeping rosemary the same way as the upright, more sage colored rosemary?

[@edwardh1591]

Very interesting. You have pretty scenery where you live.

[@jeansands6283]

So thankful for these herbal medicines you have shared and I have made ready to go. QUESTION: How do I know if my flu remedy has turned rancid during the 6 week infusion time?

[@flowerchild777]

Question: when testing eggs in water, to see how fresh they are, is that basically "washing" them?

[@vivianfields9261]

Thsnks to both of you I have found a herb I think is going help a rash I seen 5 drs with no help. It’s ashwaganda and astragula also. Of course I already do some calming ones like camamile lemon balm ginger and few others. Love watching both of you. Other dat I cut my finger was really bleeding and I had just watched you so I put cayenne pepper on and stopped bleeding and later clear skin and never even got sore

[@Yuschak7x]

I really would like to know what to use for inflammation so I can stop the daily doses of ibruprophen for joint pain.

[@mariaallevato6121]

I've been using a homemade capsule recipe I got from Heidi at Rain Country Homestead channel. It's turmeric, ginger and cayenne pepper. My joints and muscles are always sore after playing pickleball. LOL. It works really well and Ive almost completely gone off ibuprofin. Really happy with it! Check her out.

[@onemoredoll5791]

@@mariaallevato6121 please tell us more. I am also interested in ratios please.

[@AuntNutmeg]

Turmeric, ginger, and cinnamon are all anti-inflammatory. I buy capsules, and take one each when I need them. Even just ginger and cinnamon work for me if I can't afford the turmeric.

[@Romans828girl]

You guys are awesome! You just asked and answered a question that is going to make a huge difference in my life, every single day! Thank you all! My maintenance dose of ibuprofen is because radiation treatments destroyed some of the cartilage in my back, and sometimes my ribs and shoulder bones will slip out of place. I can usually move them back where they need to be, IF the muscles around them don't immediately inflame and hold them out of place. I will read about it first, but I can't imagine that a maintenance dose of turmeric, ginger, cayenne and cinnamon would have side effects as concerning as ibuprofen. In fact, I would think that it instead would have a beneficial effect on my overall health.

[@Preparedteacher]

Yes, thankyou I have been thinking and thinking, I just need to jump and do it.. this is a must for me, for my family so I'll be buying some herba dried ir fresh and ofcourse planning to plant this fall and next spring. And get working...

[@grammykansas8904]

If you need to give the Cayenne tincture to someone that is in shock or having a stroke how do you know how many drops to give. I'm not finding it anywhere

[@itsno1duh]

Some herbs are good nutrition and "grow like weeds"! Spring Chickweed when moist put a couple handsfuls in a smoothie! Plantain leaves can be made into seasoned "chips" for a snack, sliced and added to kraut for nutrients and color. Fig leaves when dried and crisp make a nice base for herbal tes! I brought home a beautiful but friendly thug called cameleon ivy and it got loose in the yard (a no-no!) ! What do you know it is a fabulous food and herb in it's homeland.

[@quintoncarroll4828]

So dehydrate and grind to powder to make tea? Can I just dehydrate and steep the leaves for a tea? Or is both appropriate?

[@charsiu_808]

Could you please give me a link to more videos like this one? Thank you so very much! God bless you

[@AuntNutmeg]

Just search her channel.

[@noname286028]

Any books you two would recommend?

[@ieri_creations]

What zone are you in? Do you find that your farm's microclimate is warmer or colder or on par with that zone?

[@libertyforamericanow]

Kratom is good for pain. Addicting though

[@cindylufromhokendauqua4066]

How do we purchase a copy of The Home Grown Herbalist? Looked on Amazon and it is no longer available.

[@snowflake1023]

Is Black walnut tinctures safe to use with other tinctures? Love your videos

[@jennifercollier2751]

What herb would you say is best to replace ibuprofen. That would be my most commonly used pharmaceutical, so I thought I might start there:

[@Romans828girl]

That is an excellent question. I'll be watching for the answer. I've gotten started with a couple of herbs, but like you, I use a lot of ibuprofen. I take it every morning as a maintenance dose to ward off inflammation (long story), but I am concerned about the side effects and would love to replace it with something safer and more natural.

[@jennifercollier2751]

@@Romans828girl I also take it almost daily. I’m interested in anything I can take off my list of things I buy at the store and replace with a diy option.

[@Romans828girl]

Jennifer, someone else asked the same question further down in the comments. One answer was that Heidi at Rain Country has a video on making an anti-inflammatory of turmeric, ginger, and cayenne. Someone else answered that cinnamon is anti-inflammatory. So there ya go. I'm about to put in my order for those 4 herbs from Doc Jones.

[@onemoredoll5791]

What works on getting out of brain fog from covid? I desperately need help. Also bringing back taste/smell please! Should I detox? I rarely eat bad things...just a whole food diet and rarely take OTCs.

[@katie7748]

Brain exercises like crosswords, word searches, kids' memory match games, etc. As for smell, expose yourself to strong scents, both good and bad.

[@AuntNutmeg]

For taste/smell search for "weightloss coffee". It's a concoction of 8 oz of brewed coffee (decaf works too), half teaspoon turmeric, half teaspoon cinnamon, quarter teaspoon ginger, pinch of black pepper. You may add milk/creamer if you prefer. I took it for three or four days, but that last day I could barely choke it down because my taste and smell had returned and it was awful stuff to drink! I hope this helps you. Not having taste and smell is really awful.

[@onemoredoll5791]

@@AuntNutmeg Thank you! I am going to start today.

[@graciouslygrowing9786]

Hi Carolyn!! I have a question for you! I'm currently 16 weeks pregnant. In my previous pregnancy in 2018, I developed preeclampsia at 30 weeks. I had to be induced at 31 weeks because it became uncontrollable even though I was on bed rest in the hospital. Anyways, my question is, do you know of any herbs or teas that can help lower blood pressure. I take a low-dose aspirin every day but am worried about developing preeclampsia again. Any tips would be very much appreciated from anyone reading this comment!!

[@ladyryan902]

Ok I've subbed to him n I've been researching what herbs are muscle relaxants? I.e. sciatica spasms?? And teas for diabetes? I've searched his site for his teas ad well. 😔 thx

[@CultivatingHarmony]

👍👍

[@StudlyDyl]

What about really really bad sinuses? I’m “not allergic” to anything. But at least 4-5 months out of a year I can’t breathe and feel miserable…… even Zyrtec D is starting to not work.

[@cynthiacantrell2037]

Does the doctor have a KZbin page?

[@AuntNutmeg]

Yes. There's a link in the video description.

[@isabellatheresemateo3961]

I guess a question I want answered is how much of conventional medicine should be replaced by medicinal herbs?? Because for other ailments like cancer, I will not bother using herbs especially if its life threatening... I actaully use both herbal medicine and conventional medicine, but the state of my country some people are too eager in using them and ending up not using them properly which led to their downfall.

[@Romans828girl]

Even when it's something like cancer, it's possible that there are herbals that will help. I'm not talking about skipping conventional treatment and relying on herbs to cure cancer; I mean that there are herbs that can help you avoid some of the side effects of radiation and chemotherapy. I am a cancer survivor; I had radiation treatments, then a year later, went out of remission and had chemotherapy. My cancer is gone, but the cure almost killed me, and now, 30 years later, I am still dealing with damage to my body. I recently read something about some herbs that can be taken during chemo, that will almost completely eliminate the nausea it causes. Wow! That would have been handy to have.

[@isabellatheresemateo3961]

@@Romans828girl that is amazing!! And that's what I wish people will look at with herbal medicines. It my country and a lot of other severe cases, they just opt out seeking conventional medicine and medical care all together and ended up getting worse. Others go to a naturpathy clinic and paying more for herbs and produce that they could've bought themselves and administered it themselves

[@sarahgilbert8036]

Ibuprofen? Lol, I broke my ankle last year and didn't even have an aspirin in the house! Question repeated 6-7 times at the hospitals that day "are you alergic to any medication?" I do not know. I don't take anything. "At your age!?" I was told, 15 years ago. Not then, and not now at 63. This year, I caught a cold. Rosehip & goldenrod tea with raw honey. Cold gone.

[@giancolabird]

I was cutting down weeds and stacking firwood yesterday. HEIP ME ! I am full of itching chiggers and flea bites. How do I stop the itxching!!

[@thesmithlife8662]

I always used table vinegar on a rag and worked quickly.

[@catfeltin8440]

His KZbin channel is amazing!

[@belindatanner8767]

Are you two related?

[@russellzauner]

If you are foraging your food, you're going to end up with a LOT of medicine in you anyhow. ;-)

[@vinnychibber4052]

Beyond the word thanks,I hope you’ll feel my gratitude and appreciation for a very long time Sir Dr Oseghale Sunday Herbal Home, You deserve recognition for the kindness you’ve shown me because of you I'm cured from Hsv 1 and 2..💯

[@herbdoc71]

Herb is spelled with a H for a reason its not pronounced ERB its HERB imagine how confusing language will be if we continue with this HATE=ATE HEIGHT=EIGHT HASH=ASH speak coherently pls its easier to understand plain English

[@southsidecarly7427]

Loved this video, thanks

[@sandydickinson6193]

Great stuff! Thank you!