S3E5: Herbs You Need for the "End of the World" or Crisis Situation | Choosing Simple Podcast

In this episode we talk about a list of 20 or so herbs that you absolutely need in your apothecary for an "end of the world" scenario. What do you do when you can't get to the hospital. What if the medical system doesn't exist anymore? Or maybe more simply, what happens if you have something you need to treat and there's no time to get to a medical facility? Grab a notebook and pencil, you'll want to write this info down.
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Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) -- shrsl.com/3q7tp
Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) -- shrsl.com/3q7tt
Astragalus (astragalus membranacus) -- shrsl.com/3q7tu
Oats (Avena Sativa) -- shrsl.com/3q7tv
Cayenne (capsicum annum) -- shrsl.com/3q7tx
Balmony (Chelone glabra) -- (wild forage)
Fringe Tree (Chionanthus virginicus) -- (wild forage)
Hawthorn (crataegus laevigata) -- shrsl.com/3q7u4
Ecihinacea (purpurea or angustifolia) -- shrsl.com/3q7u8
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Eyebright (euphrasia officinalis) -- shrsl.com/3q7ub
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Wild Cherry (Prunus serotina) -- shrsl.com/3q7uq
White Willow (Salix aeba) -- shrsl.com/3q7uu
Black Elder (sambucus nigra) -- shrsl.com/3q7uv
Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) -- shrsl.com/3q7uw
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[@evelynshaw3932]

Great teaching. It would be helpful to have the printed name and picture of the plants on the screen visible at the time you are talking about. But your teaching is excellent. Thank you!

[@theonewhomjesusloves7360]

She also has a book that im sure has pictures

[@JubeeBijou]

Or you can Google image the plant.

[@EagleArrow]

Great info. My grandfather was a doctor from the 1920s to 1960s. My grandmother was a nurse. So they worked together and had an office area to see patients in their home. Parents from this time and earlier just knew a lot of this information. They wouldn't call my grandfather until after many of these herbs were tried. Or for injuries, broken bones, childbirth, old age, weird fluke injuries. Most couldn't afford doctor bills as well with having so many children so they would try these home medicinal herbs first. The medical/pharm community learned from these era doctors and pharmacists to make medicines rather than using herbs. Around the 50s and 60s pressure was put on to move over to hospitals instead of house calls and pharm meds instead of natural plants.

[@Titus2Midwife]

I am a midwife and I give every client a little bottle of poke root tincture when the baby arrives. It has saved them from having to be on an antibiotic if we catch it quickly. It is pure magic!

[@jerseystotler3615]

How do you make this please!! I have so much Polk on my land!! I heard when I was a kid that the berries were poison is that true?

[@Titus2Midwife]

@@jerseystotler3615 I don’t know much about the berries except what was mentioned in the video. To harvest the root you are supposed to wait until the fall when the stalk dies back. Harvest the ROOT and chop into very small pieces. I make tinctures using the root well covered with 100 proof vodka. It takes 6 weeks before you strain it. We only recommend 3 drops, then 12 hours later 2 drops, then 12 more hours later 2 more drops.

[@giancolabird]

@@jerseystotler3615 yes the berries are poison

[@patriecechambers354]

What is this for

[@jerseystotler3615]

@@Titus2Midwife Thank you for responding Brenda🌻

[@edenelston7668]

goodness, Amy. I so wish I could sit down with you and a cup of tea and just talk. I would absolutely love it, and I pray for kindred spirits like you in my community!

[@ropaj6795]

This is a great list! I’m surprised Mullein wasn’t on it. I just came across this channel and I love the delivery of information. New subbie!

[@kerryshultz9766]

Eyebright helps to alleviate the problem of glare from the sunlight. I have one teaspoon infused in a cup of boiling water for 10-15 minutes once a day. It really does help. Thanks heaps for your very informative videos.

[@a.r.8987]

Do you have a good sourcevto obtain it from? Ive been looking for one for years now to no avail. Whats its best form for consumption? Thank you for sharing. ...

[@kerryshultz9766]

@@a.r.8987 Hello. I'm in Australia. You could search Mudbrick Herb Cottage for Eyebright. I put 1 tspn in a cup of boiling water to infuse for 5 to 10 minutes, drink all at once when cool enough but not cold.

[@sunflower659]

This is a great resource! It is important to be prepared for everyday emergencies as well as when SHTF!

[@kerryshultz9766]

You can pick the young comfrey leaves, dip in a batter and quickly fry them. They are called green fish and very tasty.

[@adelafaith9604]

I've not tried battered comfrey leaves, but i love courgette flowers and other herbs such as coriander, sorrel. In Portugal I learned to make peche horta green beans blanched and split - put 2 together before dipping and frying. (Look like fried lizards!🤣)

[@starfire1184]

Oh goodness! I'm so glad I found your channel! You are a terrific lady!! I've been interested in making apothecary tinctures! Wonderful wonderful information!!

[@Lilmissbaker3173]

You just brought back my love for homeopathic/herbal care… I was 35 when I had to have a complete hysterectomy and I was not about to use any synthetic estrogen…. I spent many many hours learning herbs so I went to herbs for estrogen replacement and I was so happy! Now 62 and have never been on estrogen….. Thank you for revitalizing me!

[@t.c87]

What did you come up with

[@kimberlystringer3281]

Please tell us menopausal women😂

[@robinmorgan9385]

Did you use red clover?

[@deoneforpeace]

Thank You…And also especially make sure you have done all you absolutely could for Jesus and God💕🙏😘🌹♥️

[@sdivin67]

I Thank God for you my girl!! God bless you and your family.

[@paulkish007]

May the grace, mercy and love of our most beautiful Lord Jesus Christ richly bless all who believe with peace, understanding, satisfaction, courage, a desire to engage and joy now and forevermore

[@patriciacole8773]

Please pray and consider the fourth commandment KJV

[@cleonawallace376]

I wish I had known about poke root when my son was born! I had mastitis, and due to my being allergic to penicillin and the bacteria being resistant to the antibiotic they gave me, I ended up with an abcess, which had to be drained in the hospital multiple times. It was an incredibly painful experience, and my milk never came back, even when my daughter was born 2 years later, so I had to feed entirely from one boob :( Definitely I will be preparing some of this for others...

[@timeheals8]

Great info. I will have to listen to it again. Lemon Balm is my go to for anxiety to calm nerves and is antiviral. I have used cayenne pepper to stop bleeding of a small cut ( burns when it goes on). Wish I learned about herbs years ago. Thyme is great antiviral as a tea or add a handful in jug of cold water.

[@MLSSLGN]

Cayenne... can also stop a heart attack ❤

[@storya14]

Lemon Balm! Yes! It is the ONLY thing that stops my anxiety within 5 to 10 minutes. 🙌🙏

[@suzycowan5072]

I had never heard of this and so had to look it up and thought your listeners might also be interested... Fringetree or Fringe Tree (Chionanthus Virginicus) American Fringe Tree is a small deciduous tree in the Oleaceae (Olive) family. It is native to the Southeastern United States but is hardy as far north as Maine, as far south as Florida, and as far west as Texas. It prefers moist acidic soil types and full sun, but is adaptable to part-sun, part-shade habitats and does not tolerate drought conditions, hardy in zones 4-9. Its genus name comes from the Greek chion meaning snow and Anthos meaning flower. It generally grows from 12 to 20 feet tall and wide, with a multi-stemmed rounded habit. Flowers in late Spring (May-June) with fragrant white, wispy, cloudlike flowers of pure white at the end of their branches. The fruit of the fringe tree is called a dark blue drupe that ripens in August and September and is usually well hidden by the foliage of the tree. The dark blue drupe fruit is well-loved by all bird types. Male and female trees must be in the same area for fruit production to appear. The stems of the fringe tree range from green to brown to purple-brown. Closely related to the Chinese Fringe Tree (Chionanthus retusus).

[@suzycowan5072]

So I just learned something very interesting and very helpful. This past spring my husband and I put two gardens in our front yard, of which all plants were purchased at the same nursery except for the echinacea. These are the first flower gardens we have ever put in together and really had a lot of fun doing so (even though I broke my foot). We have our vegetable gardens out back, and a small fruit orchard next door to us that we have been perfecting our talents on for several years, but as for flowers, this is our first. Due to being laid up for most of the summer to avoid having surgery (on my foot), I decided to catch up on my herb and apothecary studies. We've started watching this very large plant start to emerge in one of the gardens and finding it interesting, decided to watch it and see what it developed into. Recently a neighbor turned me on to an app for my phone called "Picture-It" and I have been walking all over the property taking pictures and learning about all the things growing around me. Well, as it turns out that giant plant growing in my garden is a Poke plant, and my husband and I learned that birds love the berries and had decided to let it grow for the winter or at least until the birds pick it clean. Now I just learned from you that the root is very important to have in an apothecary. Thank you for all the wonderful information that I am learning from you. Who says this old bird can't learn new things...lol

[@lindawakeland6019]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Blessings on you and your family.

[@esp92310]

I feel we should talk about sunflower microgreens. Those are great for mood and depression.

[@kaepeach7588]

Good suggestion as this seed has been one on the rada here recently!

[@joannhardin4487]

Awesome information!!! So very grateful for you to share and teach. May God bless you and your family as abundantly you shared and then more. Thank you!!!!!;)

[@healthyhealingwithJamie]

Thank you! First time watcher and this information is very helpful.

[@dkiser252]

WOW what a wealth of information! Thank you very much. God bless you Take care.

[@tanarehbein7768]

Thanks, this much simpler than deciphering a book

[@carolyntyler2869]

Very Helpful information. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us

[@kaepeach7588]

New subscriber! Love and appreciate the content. Continuing to explore your "menu". Thank you!

[@NickiAfsari]

This is great.. I’m so much more interested in herbal remedies now that I have a little one Really awesome info, thanks for sharing!

[@GrannyandHen]

Thank you so much for taking the time to go through this list, I have some of these herbs already and have some homework to do also, blessings to you

[@victorialg1270]

Wonderful. Thank you for including them in the show notes. Great place to start.

[@storya14]

Thank you so much for sharing! I've been studying here and there but only knew of 9 of these. Now I just started researching the ones you shared that I had no clue of. Thanks again❤ I love learning!

[@tinahardman7102]

Thank you For my New Title... Community Herbal Doctor is my plan Started studying wild edibles and foods for an odd reason Till the Plandemic Then I figured out the odd reason why. I am going to be The S.H.T.F Community Doctor

[@bernadettedavid23]

Hello Tina, how are you? Would you be able to list a few book recommendations please? I’d really appreciate it. Thank you so much.

[@kirstynbahruth3645]

first video I'm watching of yours. so happy to find you. mama here washing dishes as I watch and just had to say hi.

[@peggyoconnell3733]

I love this video. So informative and helpful. Thank you so much!!!

[@TheWayWalker]

Some great herbs listed, and a few I hadn't heard of so it gives me some great stuff for research! I use Lobelia for my Asthma and find it works well especially in winter when my lungs are more stressed naturally. Great podcast. 🙂

[@Bina6019]

I have been learning about herbal medicine for several years now. Great video/podcast. Thank you.

[@tpotts4]

Although I am generally hollistic and love learning about herbs and what they are helpful with, I don’t plan on being here. Best thing to have is Jesus🙏🏻That way, you won’t be here for the “end of the world” 😊

[@TheFewellHomestead]

Just a play on words. Though I’d urge you to still consider you might be here for some awful times. People in other countries are living in American Westernized Christianity’s version of the tribulation.

[@MariaHerrera-zn4vr]

I fully believe in Jesus but he's giving out messages of medicines to have in case of an emergency and if we still here. We all have a purpose here not sure until when. It's good to have anyways in case any of your family or anyone will needed it if you aren't' here.

[@faithevrlasting]

Its a long way from the beginning of suffering to the end of tje world and youre presumtuous to assume your destination.

[@jennwaldrum4283]

Love your video! I just learned so much!🙃

[@nrsrchd]

Golden rod is always a must as well with it many different area of benefit.

[@faithjolene244]

Do you grow all of your own herbs mentioned here? If not, do you have a trusted source to purchase them from? Thank you!

[@gathercreatelivewithleslie8340]

Yes, resources to purchase herbal or seed please.

[@allisgrace1313]

I'd love to know as well!

[@VASI_LIKI]

I used Thyme during Covid in 2020 along with echinacea, garlic and raw onions.

[@theurbanthirdhomestead]

Quinine (as in hydr0xychl0r0-QUINE) comes from citrus peels.

[@tomcraig5219]

Don't confuse yarrow and queen Ann's lace

[@campinkate5925]

Thank you for going some in depth.

[@reneemodlin7390]

AMEN! I love your videos.

[@michelle9483]

wonderful podcast thank you.. i just subscribed

[@reneescott4500]

Do you have a book with all of this information. Because if the grid goes down I would like to have this information on paper back .

[@KarisGoogle]

The healthcare system is definitely already wacko!! I really appreciate the information!!! It’s right on time! ⏳⌛️

[@the2dreamers]

No chaos only Jesus hallelujah and amen

[@t.c87]

Hi Amy! You didn't do the dosage or times a day for Balmoney, Fringe tree, goats rue, and meadow sweet??? Please put those on. Thank you.

[@cindyhamlin2472]

Great video! Thank you. If you are looking for Hawthorn plants, I bought mine at Strictly Medicinal Seeds.

[@Myladybug70]

Amazingly informative thank you!

[@grammykansas8904]

I made yarrow tea to stop my husband's bleeding on his last cancer battle. Hospice brought us bleed stops which didn't help so when I made the tea I put gauze pads in a container and filled it with the tea. When he would start bleeding I would put a couple of the gauze pads on the area and it would stop within a couple of minutes. This year my yarrow didn't bloom but it is a huge pot of all the leaves. Can I still use it?

[@TheFewellHomestead]

Absolutely!

[@grammykansas8904]

Thank you

[@levanaspencer9599]

Thank you so very much for sharing this important knowledge and information.

[@staceyjones3261]

I’m struggling with some of this podcast. I have your book and I’m trying to take notes. These aren’t words in everyday language. So it could be helpful if you spelled them. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@calisingh7978]

Yt recommend your channel today am so happy they did 😊

[@leahwelbourn3210]

Thank you so much for this video during this times

[@thetimeisnow564]

Really appreciate the information! I am learning more about using herbs and have some in bulk, but have not spent time to look at what is best to have as essential fundamentals. You know what would be helpful? To have a list in the description or chapters in the vid so people could be sure to have the herb list, and to so they could check out individual herbs quickly. Bless you!

[@johnreginahenderson7032]

When is the best time to harvest poke root? Thanks all this is such GREAT info a!😊Regina

[@rachelsavage7994]

When the plant has died back .

[@newflowergetu8958]

Thank you so much. For next video please put herbs with their natural picture to recognize easly.

[@rachelrocha4319]

Ty .pics help too . God bless.

[@barbmurphy8770]

Strictly Medicinal sells tiny hawthorn tree starts although they are currently out of stock.

[@TheFewellHomestead]

I checked there once before and it wasn’t the same hawthorn. I’ll check again

[@kristindacus8642]

I just found your channel and I am so impressed! I am mostly a self taught herbalist and have a natural skin care business. At this point, I really need more formal training, but I don't want to be in a program that contradicts my Christian faith. Do you have any suggestions for herbal educational programs that align with my faith? I will definitely be listening to you for some of that education. This video helped me add a few new herbs to our family apothecary today. Thank you 😊

[@carmenmcginnis9022]

will you please give the measurements in teaspoons and drops? A lot of us don't know the other

[@redwoodsgal]

I had a garden center on the northern coast of California. I quit selling Hawthorn trees because the foliage always got black spot and powdery mildew in our foggy cool climate otherwise I would have one in my own yard

[@stacyrosa6672]

I live in Michigan, hawthorn grows wild in rural areas.

[@marysol9042]

I love your list of herbs but I would suggest you read The Book of Enoch (cepher version) found way before man put together the Bible and gives a complete story from beginning to end. Truth seeking is wonderful ❤️💯

[@fatchicken3919]

Be careful of that book. There is a reason it is not part of the canon.

[@marysol9042]

@@fatchicken3919 Yes, because the fallen angels rule this world. It discloses many secrets. Religion is man made.

[@fatchicken3919]

@@marysol9042 I disagree. The main things are the plain things and the plain things are the main things. Stick to the Scriptures.

[@marysol9042]

@@fatchicken3919 the Bible is slavery! Plane is plain simple. Everything gets revealed.

[@fatchicken3919]

@@marysol9042 “The unfolding of Your word gives light, it imparts understanding to the simple” Psalm 119:130

[@MadisonRace-rx9bq]

Don't need a grow zone when I have led lights and can get the seeds from any country. So grow zone is non existent these days if using leds and not the sun !

[@FindYourFree]

another super amazing video. Thank you

[@appleifc]

Good to know.

[@dollmck8360]

thanks for taking the tyme to educate :)

[@getitright5863]

Hawthorne is sold all over here in California, they decorate the roads and malls with it.

[@TheFewellHomestead]

I had another herbalist friend tell me that! But there are several different kinds. Hawthorn is very native to CA though, so it's hard to control there.

[@joelroberts9947]

This would be a great book with a good cross reference index. :)

[@askhermit586]

I didn't know you had a podcast. I just subscribed ☺️

[@rhondahenderson9327]

I have your Herbal Companion book. I looked up several of these herbs and they are not in the index of the book. If I join the Homestead Herbalist monthly membership, will there be printable information on the above herbs and how and when to use them? I also have some of Rosemary Gladstar's books and couldn't find any reference to them there, either. I was searching for agrimony, oats, balmony, eyebright, meadowsweet, goats rue, poke root, etc. Will I have access to the information you gave in the video if I join?

[@TheFewellHomestead]

Yes, I’m slowly adding these profiles over the next few weeks

[@shelliecummins5972]

Comfrey is also good to make a tea & spray your plants

[@Lala11701]

What herbalism books do you recommend?

[@a.r.8987]

Curios people wantbto know .....what are all those books of seen in your background ?

[@TheFewellHomestead]

haha, a major hodge podge of things!

[@Commonmomhomeschooler]

Strictly medicinal seeds has hawthorn bushes listed for sale $20 each! Ordering

[@faithevrlasting]

Love your info, Amy, but how do you know when someone has appendicitis? Im an RN and know aĺl cases of RLQ pain arent necessarily the appendix. Bowel obstructions, infections of the peritoneum can also be in play. I have also chewed the leaf in instance of toothache. It works great but will numb your mouth.

[@wendyweddell2782]

Thank you so much Amy for all the info

[@109Dragonkind]

The Being of life NEVER ENDS SPIRIT IS ETERNAL U R NEVER BORN AN NEVER DIE ALL ILLUSIONS. Neither do herbs.

[@janice303]

The site you have listed above no longer sells the Oat Tops. Is this the same as Oat Straw?? Thank you!

[@CorrinaWinstead]

Anthelmintic is the word you're looking for with thyme. Which has deworming actions. :)

[@emariaenterprises]

Thank you.

[@jthomasp8591]

Thanks so much is their a book with all the info you are sharing?? Like so I can pull it up and read about certain herbs?

[@MrCjsmithjr]

I've been enjoying your videos on utude. And was wondering if you are familiar with Jethro Kloss's book, Back to Eden it was the first book I bought on herbs 40 years ago Thank you for your videos and your willingness to share your knowledge. God bless you and your family. Have a healthy and prosperous new year

[@lmullen9478]

Ephedra has been banned for years and not available in this country anymore.

[@missyspirit]

Please help. I have a variety of dried and ground leaves from my yard - mostly rain or hose washed/dried. Are these safe to use 2 yrs later I have kept jarred with dry packs. I have MS and spine injury and want to try Mullein for over active bladder and irritation. Or please recommend if something would be better. RX medications give too many side effects. I have goldenrod - white mulberry- black raspberry- catnip and prickly lettuce too. Would use as tea. Or appreciate any suggestions that I can try. Thanks so much ❤

[@elizabethmensah3102]

Please can i know the third plant Ilove the topic thanks

[@WendysWorldTX]

It would be fabulous if you had link to the seeds or live plants! I see links to MRH for the herbs but I want to GROW them!

[@shelliecummins5972]

Strictly medicinal is a great place to buy seeds

[@WendysWorldTX]

@@shelliecummins5972 thanks, I'll give them a look.

[@calisingh7978]

Only one nursery other than the box stores has been allowed to survive in our town. It is located next to our airport which has abc facilities across the road. Am 100% sure the nursery is abc owned as ANY medicinal herb is not available or off like they carry decorative yarrow not medicinal.

[@a.r.8987]

Herbalism really intrigues me. Does anyone else know other good sources to get learn from? Books, sites, channels, herbalists? Thank you be blessedcand be a blessing!

[@a.r.8987]

@@fertile_farmacy1802You know, ironically I've seen them a couple of times on my video thread within the last weeks. I'll make sure to check them out. Thanks for the suggestion. Be blessed and be a blessing....

[@TheFewellHomestead]

I have an entire video on herb books you should have

[@a.r.8987]

@@TheFewellHomestead Aww thank you darling. I'll make sure to check it out....

[@IAmHisBeloved5]

@@a.r.8987HomeGrown Herbalist

[@brendagratza6210]

Could you spell some of these herbs?

[@the2dreamers]

What a sweet baby 🕊 Please tell me what do you suggest for throat nodules and ovarian cysts ? I love shepherds purse to stop bleeding.

[@beavischrist5]

lugols iodine

[@lenaphillips802]

If you have Graves’ disease and depend on medicines to treat your thyroid are there any herbs that you could take?

[@tyrastephens3689]

Amy, are these in your book? I’m getting your book soon!!!

[@TheFewellHomestead]

No unfortunately many of them aren’t. But I hope to write a new book soon!

[@noraluzcalugas2731]

I'm tolerated

[@millyhammontree3140]

what the heck is french tree?

[@ejcejc4113]

I'm a 35 yo based conservative male and this podcast is also for me lol.

[@anthonyburdine1061]

AMY CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME WHAT THE VIDEO WAS TITLED THAT YOU MENTIONED HERBS THAT WOULD HELP RESTORE CORRECT SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL ?

[@Jo-sp5cp]

Zinc supplements will help.

[@anthonyburdine1061]

@@Jo-sp5cp Thank you so much !! 😊 GOD Bless you !!! 😊

[@Jo-sp5cp]

@@anthonyburdine1061 it will take a few weeks to months to restore. Zinc is apparently connected to smell and taste. Good luck🤞

[@anthonyburdine1061]

@@Jo-sp5cp Thank you very much !!

[@skyangel6336]

How would I know if I'm allergic to echinacea? I'm allergic to ragweed according to allergy test.

[@TheFewellHomestead]

Everyone is allergic to ragweed. You could try taking it. It won’t give you a horrible reaction, it just may make your sinuses a little inflamed

[@adamandjennifermorris2737]

Source for getting seeds or starts for these?

[@carrierichardson6619]

The Real Biblical meaning of apocalypse means "the revealing" so Christ coming again is the Apocalypse. Somehow the Catholic church turned the common idea of Apocalypse to mean the terrible end for Christians & unbelievers alike.

[@WendysWorldTX]

All of this is in your herbal course? I watched some of the previews of that and it says that course is virus focused so I'm wanting to clarify.

[@TheFewellHomestead]

The membership, not the course