The Respiratory System: Free Live Stream with Doc Jones

[@terrytarrance754]

I truly wish that more people would like your videos because currently you have 4.7 k views and only 232 likes. I do forget to like some videos that I truly enjoy but surely more than 232 people liked this video. Thank you Doc Jones, your videos are always my go-to when I need information.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Thanks so much terry! We're growing all the time and it's folk like you who help us spread the word by sharing the content within your circle :)

[@reneebulkley1333]

Good reminder. It depends on what device I'm watching on. I LIKE IT VERY MUCH! 👍👍👍 THANK YOU DOC!👍👍👍

[@FunUrth4All]

Exac❤

[@lizpromontionals1022]

You are my favorite herbal teacher and I wish I found you four years ago now that I see I missed this video. S Ppl share more BC the algo is missing this gem.

[@hanzketchup859]

Doc , you have a great sense of humor ,

[@mls3555]

Hi Doc- As a child (2yrs old) I was diagnosed with Atopic asthma/allergies. I've been into natural stuff my entire adult life & have learned to manage it. Fortunately I rarely have any problems whatsoever. To the people that say they've had a little annoying cough for years: it could be ALLERGIES!! My allergic response has changed over the years. Used to only be itchy nose/eyes & sneezing/runny nose. Now I seem to only get a little tickle/cough that is most annoying at bedtime. I've learned it's an allergic response but many people/doctors never figure it out! Burdock & Nettle are both mast cell stabilizers & they help me immensely!!! I'm waiting for my Brigham tea & can't wait to try it. I was beside myself when I learned that it's American Ephedra & just how helpful it really is. THANK YOU again for sharing your knowledge🙏😇🙏

[@mls3555]

I have used mullein & garlic in olive oil for ear infections in my children (&babies) It stinks but works really fast & relieves the pain instantly!! I would warm the bottle in pretty warm water & shake & test on the rest like a baby bottle. The warm oil takes the pain instantly, it's amazing!

[@GrandmomZoo]

Thank you Doc! Your videos are incredible. 😊

[@FunUrth4All]

Condolences for the loss in your friend.

[@michaelupton9009]

This is the second time I've watched this and I'll probably watch it a couple of more times very informative

[@Junzar56]

I am looking forward to signing up for the class, my friend Kim Wilson took it and is encouraging me to take it. My husband and I are serving a part time gardening mission on the Navajo Nation, so, we will be done for the season soon and I will be able to focus on the class. Until then I will see what I can learn from these videos! You explain things well. Great content!

[@dctarrant5]

Could I get the PDF for this?

[@benitaedge201]

Placed my first order from your site day before yesterday! I'm so excited! Also I gre marshmallow for the first time this year 😀

[@minihomesteadcooking]

Wow. That was fantastic. Thank you!

[@elainemk3123]

I'm a healthy 63 year old living in New England. Last February I started getting severe nasal congestion and inflammation. Many sleepless night and miserable days. The only relief I've had was two months this summer when the air conditioner was on. I was good at home and work. It's started back up again in September.

[@elainemk3123]

I couldn't take it so I finally was diagnosed with allergic rhinitis. I won't take the steroid sprays or claratin and a natural antihistamine hasn't worked. I've taken herbs for years but am not sure what is going on and how I can all of a sudden become allergic. It was suggested I go to an allergist to find out what I'm allergic to. Any ideas fir relief and cute? Thanks Elaine Love your videos!

[@elainemk3123]

Sorry. Any idea for relief and a cure?

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

If it has an allergic base, Have a look at this one. www.homegrownherbalist.net/products/histamine-support?_pos=1&_sid=199f6f7b0&_ss=r Cayenne in the mouth can e really good for clearing sinuses. www.homegrownherbalist.net/products/catnip-nepeta-cataria?_pos=1&_sid=24f607e2c&_ss=r

[@danielvogt341]

I had increasingly severe seasonal allergies, hayfever, over many years, going as well slightly asthmatic. I made a stinging nettle root tincture and a turmeric root tincture which I take combined this year. I am absolutely stunned the way it seems to work...."like medicine" ;-)

[@TheresaDarylsWife]

I wish I knew all this when my son was alive, he had asthma since 9 month old,he had it chronically his whole life. took his life at age 29

[@anEgyptiann]

Is there anything I can give to someone who has quit smoking after many years?

[@johnjohns2333]

Dr Jones my Wife has vertigo do you have any antidotes for this condition?

[@debbiewilson1930]

I love your insights & listening to your amazing knowledge

[@lynnlast9272]

Would it work to breath mullein steam for upper respiratory congestion?

[@jessicaleighdargaclark4536]

This info is so valuable I've been able to get my mom on board and my Dad has started joking to his GP that my mom is a witch. (In a good way I hope!)

[@IAmHisBeloved5]

Witches are not good in any way. Herbs are created by God but witches use them for evil.

[@dorisjones639]

Thank you

[@ProfOkeefe]

Thank you for this it is very helpful for respiratory problems. I just purchased your Bleeding, Poultice, Sting kit and am using it on some mosquito bites, it is helping. What is a good mosquito repellant?

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Hi Carol, Any of the aromatic mints can be used as mosquito repellant. just crush the leaves and rub them on your skin. Doc www.homegrownherbalist.net/pages/our-online-herb-school

[@tisturod]

1 part Clove oil mixed with 10 parts coconut oil (give or take) kept mosquitoes off me in the Redwood forest :)

[@rowdymoore007]

What are you recommending for the coronavirus I can’t believe I’m the first to ask this question thanks for all you do we appreciate it

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Have a look at this: www.homegrownherbalist.net/products/respiratory-prepper-kit?_pos=2&_sid=6c0a2dd5f&_ss=r Doc Jones

[@jennihodge9766]

are the vinegar tinctures as effective as the alcohol tinctures and can you use vinegar with the same herbs

[@jennihodge9766]

Is gum weed and sow thistle the same? Thanks

[@jennihodge9766]

Is garlic still good medicinally if it’s pickled

[@ingridmcdonald7644]

I had never of Brigham tea!!! I will have to look for that when I cross Utah again!

[@danam2584]

Sorry for the loss.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

THanks Dana

[@davidweeks6090]

Thanks!

[@candyclemens4432]

I just subscribed today and would you believe it....I am having symptoms of a head cold. Good timing to listen n learn here. 😊 thanks! ❤and thanks to OffgridwithDougandStacy for directing me to your youtube.😊

[@annieanderson6112]

Im going thru many of ur videos and like and appreciate the info. Could u tell me what is the best herb for a dog that has a cough? And dosage for 135 pound dog. Thank u so much.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Respiratory Resources From Doc Jones and The HomeGrown Herbalist Crew: www.homegrownherbalist.net/search?type=product&q=respiratory

[@shartinez7840]

Many thumbs up! I really enjoy the way you teach. Thanks so much!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Glad you enjoyed it Shar. Thanks for watching. :0) Doc www.homegrownherbalist.net/pages/our-online-herb-school

[@MySuewho]

Canu make tinctures from powders

[@mikkimurray6154]

When you process Arrowleaf the second time, do you use the same liquid as the first time?? Thanks!

[@alejandravonwinterfeldt1190]

Hello, I see St Johns wort on the Anti-viral list, could it be dried and used as a tea for the antiviral effect? Everywhere I hear that if you dry it the hypericin disappears or gets destroyed? So is the hypericin responsible for the antiviral effect? Or is there another compound in the plant responsible for that? So I have a lot this year and I was wondering if I could maybe dry some and use as an antiviral tea during the cold season that is about to start here in Scandinavia. Thank You Kindly in Advance. Best Regards from Sweden.

[@jennihodge9766]

could you suggest a daily list of herbs for chronic bronchitis, thanks; love your videos very informative

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

We have a kit called The Respiratory Preparedness kit. In it are most of my respiratory formulas. On the product page is a button that says "How to use this kit". That will take you to a page that detail the recommendations and uses of the various formulas. If you have other questions after reading that, shoot me an email. homegrownherbalist.net/product/respiratory-preparedness-kit/

[@danarains6982]

Can we get the pdf’s from this study by email? 😊❤

[@rodneygordner865]

I have been searching for something like what milk thistle will do for the liver; for a herb or herbs that could restore my lungs. (emphysema & chronic bronchitis) I have watched and enjoyed several of you videos recently and thought if anyone would know that you would. Keep up the great work!

[@iw9338]

Are you eating healthy food? That changes the lung function too.

[@melaniemuse4499]

I have a friend who was diagnosed with aspergillosis and stenotrophomonas maltophilia. Any suggestions on what to try besides her antibiotic regimen. Thanks

[@darcycarpenter2309]

What would you recommend for sinus polyps? My hubby has had 4 surgery’s and feels them coming back.

[@theonewhomjesusloves7360]

Great videos

[@generationshomestead]

Oh my goodness!! So much good information!! Thank you!! Is there a way to get the slides worth all the info on ‘em?

[@smithanastasia2172]

Thank you thank you thank ! God bless! Apparently you need to write at least seven words in comments and like the video after 5th second for search engines to promote it. Very pressures videos!!

[@lizpromontionals1022]

What is safe for cat's URI/rhinitis?

[@jamesmcgarity614]

If I'm on blood thinners and some of these herbs are like Aspern would I be safe

[@katmarie4751]

What part of the cinquefoil do you use for the rsv virus?

[@maggiehammer9729]

Thanks

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

You bet. :0)

[@annieanderson6112]

So would onion juice in the ears of dogs also affect their bone marrow. What else could u use for dog ear infections?

[@lizpromontionals1022]

I didn't realize Japanese honey suckle was medicinal. Wow!

[@jjshomeliving]

Do you just have the 2 books that you wrote?

[@robingalloway3541]

Question: 82 ye old Grandma has a cold, she doesn't have energy to cough up phlegm, would licorice tea help her? She sounds stuffed up too. Nasty cold, we've all had it.. I know you're not a doctor, just want advice

[@owl6365]

Can I dry elder leaves for use all winter?

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Yup. That's what I do. Doc . www.homegrownherbalist.net/pages/our-online-herb-school

[@TheOldMayfieldPlace]

I have a horse that has heaves and is no longer fit to ride because he coughs when I sit on his back. Would lobelia work for him or is it too dangerous because horses can't vomit? What would be the dose for him? Even if I can't ride him I would like him to be comfortable. In the winter we have to resort to dexamethasone injections and albuterol nebulizer treatments or he really struggles. I understand herbs in humans but animals, especially horses, is a bit beyond my scope. Also, do you have an herbal reference for animals that you would recommend? Thanks so much!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

I'd have a look at this one: homegrownherbalist.net/product/resp-azma-powder/ Lobelia is fine for horses if dosed correctly. I'm currently writing a book on herbal medicine and critters. Stay tuned. We also cover all of that sort of thing in the school as I'm a veterinarian too. homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/?_ga=2.52274858.2042865598.1631373250-226193104.1622161303

[@TheOldMayfieldPlace]

@@HomeGrownHerbalist Thank you for your response. According to your website, the Azma powder is out of stock, but I will keep trying. Thanks again.

[@Gia_Mc_Fia]

Some fever myths: Myth: Fevers cause brain damage or fevers above 104°F (40°C) are dangerous. Fact: Fevers with infections don't cause brain damage. Only body temperatures above 108°F (42.2°C) can cause brain damage. Fevers only go this high with the high environmental temperatures (e.g., confined to a closed car). Myth: Without treatment, fevers will keep going higher. Fact: Wrong. Fevers from infection top out at 105° or 106°F (40.6° or 41.1°C), due to a thermostat in the brain.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Yup. Fevers are usually doing more good than harm. Doc Jones www.homegrownherbalist.net/pages/our-online-herb-school

[@HeyHeyAlabama]

I remember when doctors told people to take a couple of aspirin and go to bed, get under the blankets and sweat.

[@MySuewho]

Is everclear better than n vodka

[@memoryblanks]

any advice for interstitual lung disease also Ra of the lungs --

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

I'd need lots more information to be able to give you some guidance on that. You need to be careful combining meds and herbs.

[@memoryblanks]

@@HomeGrownHerbalist I TAKE NO MEDS AT ALL -ONLY MULLIEN AND DR. BERGS LUNG TINCTURE -I ORDERED OSHA BUT NOT SURE WHAT TO DO WITH IT -IGNORE CAPS , I CAN SEE BETTER

[@cfoster6804]

Good info with all of this coronavirus stuff going on.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Have a look at this: www.homegrownherbalist.net/products/respiratory-prepper-kit?_pos=2&_sid=6c0a2dd5f&_ss=r Doc Jones

[@jcstevenson7834]

Is there any way to heal "farmers" lung

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Shoot me an email. Dochomegrownherbalist.net

[@jeanettecarter6508]

Is wild cherry bark different from Cherry bark. I read cherry bark and leaves are poisonous contain arsenic

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Wild cherry bark is from the choke cherry tree. It should be harvested in the fall after the tree has fruited.

[@vynedvyne59]

:)

[@owl6365]

Weird question: have you ever treated a paint horse whose white spots sunburn?

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

I haven't. Sounds like a photosensitivity issue. Some weeds can cause that if eaten in large enough amounts.

[@owl6365]

Thanks! Our vet had the same conclusion. Maybe it’s me, this is my second horse to suffer with sunburn and I’ve only ever owned 8 horses. Statistically ridiculous! I appreciate your response and dearly loved your video.

[@gabriellechristine]

Thanks Doc!

[@CaliJeanMoore]

Thanks!

[@aleje5761]

Thank you.

[@heleenaevans9710]

Thanks Doc!