Measured Medicine; Tincture Making Part 2

[@rainabrown2633]

I watched this 2 years ago, saved it, and ordered the book Herbal Antiobiotics by Stephen Harrod Buhner. I picked it up again as I'm currently enrolled in an herbal program. It IS such a GOOD book!!!! I appreciate that it includes a section on collection/which parts of the herb to collect, when and the differences between first year and such. Example: juniper berries. I am really looking forward to ordering and reading the other one, Herbal Antivirals. Also, regarding these videos-I like her series. Thank you Greta for the book recommendations and sharing your knowledge ❤.

[@miar600]

Greta's voice tone and mannerism is healing in itself. Thank you. Bless you 🙏

[@outsider6604]

her voice is everybody's best teacher all in 1.

[@edithnogueira7899]

I learned tincture from the traditional Mexican culture. I like to repeat the 30 days, removing and replacing with new leaves, to make it stronger. I believe that when the medicine is done with love, this added to the tinture additional healing properties.

[@cassettetape7643]

Saving this playlist! This is so helpful, thank you!!!✌

[@joylouise5417]

Thank you so much for explaining the actual math method in a way I understood. This is so very helpful. You definitely helped raise my tincture making to a higher level.

[@jojopuerto]

I love this content! I wish my local area had classes like this. I have seen first hand how natural remedies, using the gifts that are put on this earth to heal our bodies. Thanks for sharing!

[@williambond70]

Thank you for teaching this and sharing. It’s a shame schools don’t teach these things.

[@Carolleemakesthings]

Off topic, but that’s an amazing sweater, with the raven on the back.

[@sherirucker4296]

Where is part 3? Has it been released yet? I'm really enjoying how easy you make this sound. I'm just getting started in medicinal herbs. Thank you so much!

[@sisterbluesky62]

Agree❤️❤️

[@GDESS7]

Part 3 will be released shortly.

[@sherirucker4296]

@@GDESS7 Thank you so much for getting back to me. You are an excellent teacher! This is definitely a series I would watch over and over again to glean all I can from you. Do you have any other videos out there?

[@carolpratt3761]

Bless you for sharing your knowledge. 🥰

[@taniacomella8737]

Great videos. Thank you for such clear explanations. Is there a session#3? it seemed that you were going over types of solvents used for tinctures: alcohol

[@GDESS7]

Yes, there are three more videos in this series. The third will be released shortly.

[@taniacomella8737]

@@GDESS7 thank you. Can’t wait. These are amazing.

[@nicolaverma3729]

Thank you very informative 👍

[@Hummingbirdhillhmstd]

Such a great video! Do you have a list of the herbalism books you displayed? I have several of the ones that were pictured but not all and I would love some additional resources. Thank you so much!

[@PrairieJournals]

Thank you, really nice. That lady had a great question about location regarding the harvesting of medicine. Would make an interesting study on its own.

[@09echols]

I loved watching these classes. Have you done one that includes honey, molasses or tree syrup?

[@GDESS7]

Not yet, herbal honeys are great.

[@janiewhyman3245]

Very good

[@RichardSnook]

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[@frankgallina6078]

It hard to take any meds

[@bonnieprice9482]

Thats why its called rot gut ( moon shine)

[@stevehenion1929]

Let's get fancy with it. Saffron, frankincense and myrrh.

[@carolpratt3761]

Marijuana tincture for covid? Sounds interesting.

[@skywawl422qq]

Don't do metric

[@DH___]

Medicine only uses metric.

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