What to do in an EMERGENCY until help arrives!

How prepared are you? What would you do in an emergency if medical help was 30 or 40 minutes away from you? There are three types of herbs you can keep on hand and ready to use for going into triage mode until emergency crews arrive.
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[@laceymontney9812]

Also, please take a basic life support class. You never know when knowing how to do CPR can save a life whether it’s your spouse or your child. Early intervention is key!!!

[@mehtarelingolien]

Or a pet!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Yup. That's good too. :0) Doc Jones

[@anneciamartin9514]

Thank you for this. I will be checking out Dr. Jones' website. I'm from Trinidad. There were so many things that were given to me for cuts, pain, fevers that my grandmother would brew, steep, mash, make a syrup, a rub etc. Yes, we had access to doctors/hospital but there wasn't a bush that the older folks didn't know about. They knew what worked for what and more than often they were right. This was true for all of the Caribbean Islands. My husband is Jamaican and grew up in the countryside. His knowledge is even more extensive than mine.

[@daphneraven6745]

Do you have a blog, where you write some of these down? If you were to write it down someplace, Rodgers could access it, you might help a lot of people. It would be an excellent way to pay forward your grandmother’s lessons.

[@LoriHakaMyHeartCries]

Oh, I wish Jessica of Roots and Refuge Farms could get some information from this Doctor. She is suffering from a skin problem. She does so much good for others, I wish she could find something to help her problem. 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

[@brownthumbnursery]

I was thinking about that too. I wonder if is a parasite.

[@camelliaroberts1369]

Can you share what kind of skin problem? My husband had an issue for almost eight months before healing.

[@ambermarrs8246]

I suffer from migraines and have my whole life I started taking cayenne at the onset of them and within minutes the pain is gone

[@Famcke]

Omgoodness!!! Great video. Thank you for sharing 💐🙏🇺🇲

[@tanyalenmark4194]

Thanks 👍 GOD BLESS YOU & YOURS

[@sparrowgarden1401]

knowing your partner is also important! My partner is worse than useless in an emergency. I know I have to take care of myself, when I injure myself. Today just confirmed it. I cut myself badly on some grass and was bleeding profusely. I had yarrow drying outside and used it and ran inside to tell hubby. he complained, when I showed him my bleeding hand, because I interupted his dinner. I cleaned my wound and asked him for the styptic powder. He would not know to use yarrow. I finnally got the wound to stop bleedimg and covered with cotton and he brought me band aids. I can depend more on my little granddaugter than hubby. He has never been good with injuries. I an ok now. Good thing I am ambidexterous. It is not that he does not care, he just cannot handle it.

[@evereletkline8732]

Woooooohooo!!!!! This iz an AWESOME topic! Mahalo!

[@kristyholman351]

I love this series with Dr Jones!! Practical, usable information and now I want to take his course and order his tinctures. I ordered some seeds that I didn’t have for some of these herbs that he’s been talking about. Great videos!!!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Holler when you're ready Kristy. We'd love to have you in the school. :0) Doc Jones

[@snownurse]

cayenne is natures Epi..i have been working ER for the last 10yrs as an RN..makes sense

[@deborahlewis3954]

I found this so helpful, and will be checking out the doctor’s website, thank you!

[@lpatrick357]

Thank you so much. I need to get a few things!

[@marywysocki6641]

When I was younger I went and took basic first aid and cpr so that I could manage most emergencies

[@angelbear_og]

Do you renew it every couple of years like you're supposed to? I took a first aid class when I was younger also. Basically all I remember now is "Dial 9-1-1". 😆

[@marywysocki6641]

@@angelbear_og You are supposed to renew it yes, but I have asthma and can't pass the cpr portion of the test. But I have managed to remember more than call 911! Do you remember what the 3 C's are?

[@angelbear_og]

@@marywysocki6641 Nope! 😅 The only other thing I remember is almost passing out when they showed the video of the leg injury. Didn't matter how much I told myself "It's just prosthetics"!

[@marywysocki6641]

@@angelbear_og the 3 C's are being COOL CALM AND COLLECTED!!! Don't PANIC!

[@justjenn9011]

Great video! Herbs can be very helpful. I got a few books and am watching videos and growing lots of different herbs. Im also happy i have cayenne now, besides for using it for food, i never knew it could be so helpful! I was blessed to also have a job that had us get certificates in cpr and basic first aid, all that knowledge could really help someone. Great video! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge! Love these types of videos!

[@goaheadandfollowiamwalking8019]

Can you list those herbs in the comments or on your description?

[@justpatty7328]

Excellent video!

[@brownthumbnursery]

Two questions. Does it matter what variety of Cayenne you grow for medicinal? If so, which one is best? And the other question is; will other hot peppers do any good? I’d love to hear you talk about it.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Cayenne is Capsicum annuum. Many fo the other hot peppers can be used in a pinch for shock as well. It's the capsacian in all those guys that's doing a lot of the work for shock hough cayenne has some other good medicinal properties of its own.

[@stefaneasterling8912]

Love your content with doc Jones and all around. Can you guys do some videos about how to make a tincture or powder? Everything I find on YT about tincture is cannabis based. I know you guys make money through your classes but coming from small means this would be amazing information that would last a lifetime. Love y’all keep up the great work. I’ve learned so much from you. Thank you so so much.

[@daphneraven6745]

Stefan Easterling: You might be better off looking on your search engine. I’ve got a few books on herbal remedies, and most of those books have a section in the phone tells you how to make tinctures, pastes, decoctions… They all seem to have that section, and then I’m pretty much the same thing. Some of them are inexpensive, and some of them are hardcover and pricey, but the instructions are there in all of them. I sure hope this helps.

[@MazzeDazze]

Y'all wisdom and knowledge I thank you for sharing.. listening and learning save save and help out my animals and myself knowing the difference between certain herbs and spices good to grow... THANK YOÜ..!! 🙏❤✌💪👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💞🌎💞👨‍👩‍👧🌿🌻🙏🤗

[@thomassawyer5565]

Is there any herbalist medicine books that you can recommend?

[@northgeorgiamom8956]

Doc Jones has one on his site. Homegrown Herbalist

[@lindachandler2293]

I react violently to capsaicin. Should I have that on my medical information.?

[@crystald3655]

It may be a good idea to have it noted as a allergy just in case.

[@mcanultymichelle]

Thanks for posting his KZbin link.l have osteoarthritis and don’t want to be a slave to the drug company’s .hopefully l will find something on his channel 😊🫶🙌🏻

[@js777-c9f]

Stinging nettle helps me.

[@mcanultymichelle]

@@js777-c9f thanks for the info.l will try it.

[@joylovingyeshua5861]

I take Synthroid, but in a shitf situation and I can't get the prescription, what could be taken in place?

[@NatureScapesStudio]

My husband does too but I haven’t found a substitute for it yet. I don’t think there is one.

[@TS-ls9cp]

Research Iodine

[@carolschedler3832]

Carolyn! You are such a great host and bring the conversation to the point! Thanks for bringing your super experienced guest! ❤❤❤❤

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Carolyn really is an amazing interviewer. It was a wonderful experience to visit with her. Doc Jones

[@rough-hewnhomestead5737]

Loving the videos with Doc--he's the best!! I suffered crippling anxiety attacks (still do once in a while) and I've found Lobelia to be the only thing that helps me. It changed my life! God bless!

[@DonnaMM6361]

Lobelia like the annual? Really? How do you use it?

[@christopherharrell32]

I purchased the book by Dr John Christopher (School of Natural Healing) when I first began my studies in Herbal healing. This book is the reference book for the School Dr. Christopher started. It contains a complete Chapter on Lobelia and actual case references to his use of this and other herbs he used in his medical treatment with herbs. I use Lobelia tincture all most daily and it is a magnificent herb. It is known as a smart herb and will help with a multitude of issues.

[@christopherharrell32]

I also combine Lobelia with another magnificent herb called Mullen for bronchial issues. MY must have have herbs I have on hand are Cheyenne Pepper, Yarrow, Lobelia, and Mullen.

[@rough-hewnhomestead5737]

@@christopherharrell32 I agree wholeheartedly! I grow mullein, cayenne, and yarrow! (the mullein and yarrow self seed). I have tried to grow lobelia, but haven't been successful. So good to meet another herb-lover!

[@rough-hewnhomestead5737]

@@christopherharrell32 I need to add Dr. Christopher's book to my collection! I got turned on to Lobelia by Dr. Tom Cowan's teachings about another herb containing lobeline....and lobelia was much easier for me to source. My Mom uses it in her regimen for Parkinson's with good success.

[@christinemccormick6645]

WOW great video. I have some of Dr. Christophers classes and everything he said is dead on. I ALWAYS have cayenne and lobelia on hand. Also bentonite clay made into a paste and Epsom Salt are amazing to have on hand as well.

[@AngelaWoolsey]

Great video!! I’m so grateful for all the knowledge and wisdom you share with the world. You’re making a difference!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Josh and Carolyn are doing a great work. Not just talking the talking but walking the walk. Doc Jones

[@AngelaWoolsey]

@@HomeGrownHerbalist I have capillary wormwood growing on my property. Is this the same as sweet wormwood? I haven’t been able to find anything on those specific words, though my daughter did send me a link to where I can buy the dried herb. But I’d really like to know if there’s a difference.

[@tonymintz8537]

I am an Eagle Scout, and tell you what, not only knowing first aid but also being able to be a first responder has helped so many people. I’ve had to respond to several real-world emergencies (I was 16 when I helped a woman slipped on leaves and hit the back of her head on the corner of the pavement), so knowing more of these things about herbal medicine is just incredible to expand my understanding of how to help others.

[@averykempf9164]

#1. Cayenne #2. Yarrow #3. Lobilia

[@debrajones7349]

I’m loving Doc Jones teaching style. I have an order with some of his tinctures on the way. So excited!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Thanks Debra. Glad you enjoyed it. Doc Jones

[@dancnluc1]

Great video. Love listening to Dr Jones - that laugh and sense of humor, not to mention the knowledge. The ideal that he goes for herbs first is great to know. My dad always said God gave us the stuff to use - it is just knowing how to use and how much.

[@FineFeatheredHomestead]

That one line just stopped me in my tracks. Here is someone in the field with all remedies available, and he goes to herbal remedies first most often because they can do things that other medicines can't do. That totally rings true. It's rare that we need anything more than an herbal remedy anymore. The other arenas are vital at times, but not regularly.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

We really are literally surrounded by amazing resources. The weeds in a vacant lot can solve a multitude of problems. Doc Jones

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

@@FineFeatheredHomestead The vast majority of health issues really can be managed at home with a little education and some local plants. It's true that some of the most serious medical veterinary emergency situations I deal with are better served by herbs than meds. Doc Jones

[@lauralowery9303]

That's what I need - the how to and how much. I can't find it on the internet.

[@debbywilliams2689]

Thank you Carolyn for doing these herbal medicine videos. They have been very informative and I have also started following Dr Jones. He is awesome and so are you!❤️

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Thanks Debby. :0) Doc

[@beckyfarmer9646]

How would you make a clove tincture?

[@schomestead2591]

Medical help in urban areas might take longer than rural in today's world. Our son's neighbor called 911 and it took THREE HOURS for the ambulance to arrive. He lives in a "city" of 200,000. A county to the north of us is experiencing catastrophic emt staffing issues. Prayers for them.

[@AGee2217]

Doc Jones is the best!!

[@DMTuefel]

This is awesome. Thank you

[@marywysocki6641]

Cayenne pepper is also good for stopping blood from an accidental knife wound

[@sometimesawful]

What about a deliberate stab wound?

[@marywysocki6641]

@@sometimesawful if it's a deliberate stab wound I would go through the process of applying pressure to it and make sure they are breathing and first off call 911!

[@sometimesawful]

@@marywysocki6641 maybe get the stabber away from the victim too or if they're one and the same remove the weapon, even might have to restrain them from further injuring themselves

[@marywysocki6641]

@@sometimesawful if the weapon is still in the victim you DON'T REMOVE IT! You cover it until help arrives and let a trained EMT or Paramedic remove it since you may have organ problems and it will likely cause profuse bleeding.

[@sometimesawful]

@@marywysocki6641 yes! But drabc remove danger first so if the person has inserted and removed said knife and appears to intend on inserting it into the body again we must subdue the risk if possible for further injury to victim or ourselves or others (or perp!) Before we go to address the injury, is what I meant, more. Pad around the knife to immobilize it (if it protrudes other side of body do so that side too) and then bandage. Keep pressure and try to keep injury above level of heart by raising affected limb or if lower torso then raise butt with pillows or something similar under. 😁 we're good at first aid!

[@Paul_CarolGautschi]

I've used CAYENNE for a heart attack on myself! That and Lobelia I have kept in my car for emergencies. And use it LOTS in my Midwifery practice. Topically and internally. Homeopathically it is a catalyst for my postpartum hemorrhage treatment. A THINKING HERB! I use Yarrow and Shepherd's Purse at birth. YOU SPEAK MY LANGUAGE! carol here.

[@NatureScapesStudio]

We are not living in the same world of 4 or even 2 years ago. For most of us help will not arrive. In my location and knowing what local facilities are doing I have instructed my family NOT to take me to a hospital.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Oh no way am I going to a hospital NO WAY Ppl, stay out of them!

[@crystald3655]

Sometimes there is no choice. If you're in a coma for example there is no way to deal with that outside of a hospital.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

@@crystald3655 the OP & I have decided death is preferable But it is perfectly possible to have miracles also, don’t discount that. Look to the One Who loveth ur soul 👆🏻

[@EggFeathersHomestead]

Cayenne is my go-to for cuts. It works very well.

[@shara4389]

Doc you mentioned on your site that you (wisely) didn't use comfrey because of the {probability} of some remaining cancer cells. The Bone, Tissue, Cartilage Tincture interests me, but what if there is a possibility that a person has cancer, but has not been diagnosed. I guess it's just a guessing game at that point? I hope this makes sense. My mom had breast cancer and since I won't get mammograms (because I wouldn't do their "prescribed" chemo anyway) - I have no way of knowing if I should avoid or use comfrey. Your thoughts? By the way, I will be taking your class as soon as I finish up another class I'm taking - too many irons in the fire stress me out badly and with failed adrenals, I don't need that! Thanks 🙂

[@gypsabilly]

I just made cayenne tincture, it also helped my uncle stop an internal bleed after a polyp removal in his colon

[@debbielasalle5472]

Before your show, I was on my way to the kitchen to mix ceyanne pepper into water to aid my arthritis, thanks funny.

[@mcgarvsminihomestead7684]

Hi there! I know you have mentioned it in one of your free herb classes what books you suggested! I wish I would have wrote them down!! Do you mind sharing your favorite herbal books or references? Thanks!!

[@FineFeatheredHomestead]

It's fabulous that you guys covered the most life-threatening issues! After endless first aid and CPR courses that basically say call 911 or go to the doctor, here are 3-4 simple remedies to bridge an emergency with far more effectiveness than any of that prior training. Cayenne tincture is on my agenda today and should be ready in time for winter! I have yarrow tincture on hand, also reishi mushroom and lemon balm. But I only have mullein tea herb for breathing issues - a tincture makes way more sense in emergency. Brilliantly helpful! Thank you!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Mullein is pretty great for clearing up the lungs. Doc Jones

[@daphneraven6745]

Victoria Lewis: Her breathing problems, you get a media release from nebulizing saline; Even if you get caught someplace strange without your kit, a person can usually scrounge pop a couple filters, boiled water and quarter of a teaspoon of salt. Even if there’s no nebulizer around, an inexpensive ultrasonic essential oil diffuser will do the job. It also serves to loosen things up so that you can cost them out.

[@andriameeder6416]

Random question- I ordered from your site, payment and order confirmation all went through but I went back to check and now my account states “no orders “ and I’ve never received any emails. I’m so excited for the large order I placed but I’m asking how I can confirm the order is coming? Ik not a question regarding video but I couldn’t find another means to reach u doc It’s paid for so I’m hoping it’s a glitch and I’ll receive the order But wondered if u have a phone # I can call, as I had questions also regarding a few herbs that were out of stock and wondered if I can order them and simply wait or do I wait for them to come back into stock? Because every item I added an out of stock item it added to my cart but upon checkout those items were removed(not by me) TYIA for ur time I hope You or someone that works for u sees this message I don’t know how to reach u God bless

[@jeffcameron7853]

Love you videos and love Doc Jones too. Can I ask...what are you drinking?

[@mudoh2131]

Love hearing you two talk herbs - thank you

[@tammywhite9229]

If cayenne stimulates blood flow how is it good for bleeding? I’m confused.

[@louiseswart1315]

What does the medicinal lobelia look like. Is it the same as the little flower bushes?

[@enascott5963]

How much cayenne powder to alcohol to make tincture?

[@finditfixitandflipit5229]

whats the coupon code for ordering with Doc jones?

[@ladyryan902]

I LOVE these talks...

[@quintoncarroll4828]

What about an allergic reaction/ what herb to use?

[@judylayman7]

Does anyone sell herbal emergency kits?

[@mls3555]

THANK YOU both so much!! This is vital information & it's so sad that it's no longer common knowledge. Mullein is fantastic for asthma & all respiratory issues. It's a lovely light-flavored tea. I'm excited to try Brigham tea- they took away the standard Ephedra & never told anyone there is another option. No surprise there

[@user-nw5cr1tl6j]

I love your videos. Thank you for introducing doc Jones to us. I am learning so much from both of you now

[@2023praise]

How do you make these tinctures

[@marytervo5560]

Love all this information.

[@melanierice8863]

How does this stop bleeding tincture work orally if you’re just putting a few drops in orally doesn’t it just get sucked in by the mouth in throat? How would it work for lower internal bleeding?

[@melanierice8863]

I’m assuming you would dilute it but will it be potent enough?

[@KathysTube]

Fantastic information? Thank you both for sharing 🤗❤️❤️

[@cindylott6540]

Another great educational video. Love you and Dr. Jones videos!! Thank you so much!

[@ionechisholme7552]

What about seizures

[@libertybellemedia7165]

My opinion help will not arrive

[@outofthemudministry6683]

He’s a hoot!!!! Thank you for the info!!!! Blessings y’all!!

[@Epitaph1334]

Fantastic information! Danke Schoen!!

[@fineassamyfresh2387]

I absolutely love this series!❤️ Thank you both!

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Glad you're enjoying it. Thanks for watching.

[@fineassamyfresh2387]

Tried to report the spammer.... Hope a mod can delete it.

[@ashleysherwood4112]

Are these herbs & plants mentioned in the video safe for toddlers, 1 year + up? I'm working on building an emergency kit for my 13 month old and the whole family. Any information is appreciated 🙏🏼

[@HomesteadingFamily]

Here are some books we recommend to where you can learn more about each one: homesteadingfamily.com/best-homesteading-books/

[@ashleysherwood4112]

@@HomesteadingFamily Great, thank you for the quick reply! I really enjoy your content & education. 🙏🏼

[@brandibizzle3676]

How can you make a tincture without alcohol?

[@HomesteadingFamily]

You can use food grade glycerine. It is not as potent as an alcohol tincture, but it will still work the same. This is called a glycerite.

[@brittneyrussell1766]

This is great information!

[@09echols]

Thank you

[@judymiller323]

Lobelia is one of the " heroic" herbs, should be used judiciously. Smooth muscle relaxer.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

Yup. It relaxes skeletal muscle too. The common name is Puke weed. So, overindulgence is a bad idea. But it'll tell you right away if you take too much. :0) Doc Jones

[@amandawallen7260]

This was so helpful!! Thank you! I've been looking for something to replace the inhaler for asthma, I'm so glad you have been having Dr Jones on, and mentioned his channel. That's been a wealth of information!

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

What does he say to replace it with? What do u use? Thx My daughter is trying lots of herbs with no effect. Also taking iron in case she’s anemic and gasping from that (happened to me when pg).

[@deborahmcsweeney3349]

Excellent talk! I use Elecampane instead of Lobelia as Lobelia is at risk and hard to find. It'd be good to add both to your gardens if your climate allows it!! Loved this!!

[@earthzeroapothecary]

What do you mean Lobelia is at risk?

[@deborahmcsweeney3349]

@@earthzeroapothecary it means that wild stands are disappearing. Some companies are refusing to sell it any more because the demand is putting a strain on this wild medicinal. If you want to use it you should really grow it. It was pretty easy for me to grow in a shady area in Kansas. You can visit United Plant Savers to see lists of medicinal plants that are endangered or threatened . It's a great resource for that and how to regenerate wild plants in your gardens. Rosemary Gladstar started that organization and now recommends Elecampane instead of Lobelia.

[@CookingwithCatLover0330]

I will be watching this again to make sure I get it all right. Thank you! Very good video.

[@lauralowery9303]

The index card is a good idea. How do I find out the instructions? I'm fighting severe asthma and need to know how much cramp bark/water, or cayenne/water?

[@2023praise]

Do you work with chickens? Is there anything you can do for bird flu?

[@ruthmaryprays8455]

That’s much quicker than it takes to get an ambulance in the U.K., even though no one is that far from a hospital. Even in an emergency you have to wait a couple of hours. Then you have hours waiting in a and e, it’s really dire over here. Learning first aid should be a must for everyone.

[@rosejacobs4745]

This is a really important video. Some anecdotes that may provide some interesting perspective. I grew up so very far out in the sticks that we had to have our own fire department on our ranch because it would have taken over 2 hours for the "local" fire department to get there. We did not have ambulance services. We had to find someone to drive the person at least to the highway which was 45 minutes. In 1984, my Dad chopped off his thumb just below the top knuckle butchering turkeys. This is probably my earliest memory... Driving down our road to the hospital (just about an hour and 45 minutes) with the thumb in a bucket of ice while my dad held his arm in the air with a makeshift tourniquet on it and a towel wrapped around it. They couldn't reattach the thumb. My dad has half a thumb on that hand now. It's really really important to know what to do in an emergency!!

[@hidawayhomestead524]

How do I find how to use them and weather you need a dried plant, a tincture, or what for what's use? Does that make sense? Stay safe and God bless you my friends. 🌱🐓🐄🐐🐖🌱 Lisa

[@randomsk8r91]

If you don’t have access to fresh herbs, can you use dried?

[@ENTREPRE-MOMMY]

Dried is the same quality. You can rehydrate or even use them ground up

[@judyluchies2492]

Thank you so much 😇🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@sailingseaofstars]

aloe vera for wounds to stop bleeding

[@michellecochran2064]

Love Dr’s quote “Different arrows in the quiver”.

[@HomeGrownHerbalist]

:0)

[@kskorner74]

It seems like he is speaking of having the tinctures in a spray bottle instead of a dropper, is that correct?

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

I never like vids I liked this one for y’all Good, concise, effective THX

[@karencooper1980]

Really off topic here but,for water glassing eggs what is the time frame on the freshness of the eggs? I have 3 or 4 dozen 2,3 weeks old refrigerated.will they still work?

[@MyFavoriteColorIsBLUE]

I just placed my order. Thank you for posting a link.

[@patwilliamson4701]

Excellent information would love to grow all these herb but live in a very unfriendly environment with an ongoing drought. In Texas didn’t get the rains most of the state had.

[@steve95741]

I recently found out my fur baby of 10 years has an enlarged heart and murmur. Is there any herbs recommended for this?

[@ShortbusMooner]

Printing this transcript- I can't type fast enough! 😁👍

[@MaryjByers]

Amazing information. Thank you so much 💓

[@marymccaslin4278]

Thank you so much for the video. It is great to learn about emergency preparedness and what you can keep close at hand to use. One of my problems is a strong reaction to poison ivy. Is there an herb I can keep close at hand to either ward off the effects or to prevent or lower my reaction to them? I'd love to garden but every now and then I get into a weed that I shouldn't touch. Thank you so much for your help.

[@maryandrew3109]

Very grateful for this video and for the both of you taking the time to bring to us including purchases of products!

[@angelmiller3224]

Very interesting on the herbs he's so knowledgeable

[@lauralowery9303]

Oh, and this is another great video! Thanks! 💖

[@shwacp0809]

His answer for asthma literally has me sitting here in absolute tears. My 2 year old has asthma and the doctors expect my 8month old to end up having it too. The amount of times I've taken him into ER for asthma and they just pump his tiny body full of steroids makes me sick. And they have him on a puffer every day from august to May. I hate the idea of him being on a steroid all the time, I know it's a tiny dose but STILL! I have seeds for lobelia but honestly think I'm going to try to find some to order online so I can make that tincture now. How can I find the dosage that's safe for toddlers and babies? Thank you doctor Jones!!!

[@daphneraven6745]

Sera Cyr: Have you tried nebulizing saline? I have an 81-year-old great aunt, who is a long ways from eight months old. She has asthma, and COPD. Last year, she ended up at the hospital in the emergency room. They left are waiting on the floor until 4 AM, then told her that the hospital was too full and they had no space, give her a prescription for prednisone and tell her to see her own doctor, then sent her home to die. Her doctor had sent her there permission because of the severity of the pneumonia. I was at home with Covid. My parents had to take her home to watch her die. So I waited until they got home And had a chance to sell her way. She hadn’t slept in days because she couldn’t breathe well enough. So I Ask her if she wouldn’t mind turning over on her belly. Because the way a person’s heart and lungs connect up, the biggest amount of area for Eric’s changing the lungs is on the back of your lungs, so if you turn the person over on the belly, any fluid and congestion in the lungs collects on the front, freeing up the breathing area. Right away, she started to do a little better. I called mom and asked her to run upstairs to my aunts room, and December firmly on the back, as if she were a toddler with a real bad painful gas bubble that she just couldn’t move on her own. I asked her to a song between the shoulder blades in the bottom of the rib cage, and she did. She started to some firmly and rhythmically, and my aunt started to sing to the rhythm. Just a few moments before she could barely gasp a few words. I asked my aunt if she wouldn’t mind staying on her belly, since she said she was comfortable. Then I walked mom’s room making a little saline. And then help her set up a makeshift nebulizer from an ultrasonic Essential oils diffuser that she had up in the closet, and as soon as the boy water cooling off, mom poured the ceiling in the nebulizer, helped my aunt sit up to breathe mist for 15 or 20 minutes. I left off, but the end of that so that she could go lie down and take a snooze. When I called back two hours later, to see how she was doing, mom said she didn’t know. She couldn’t catch up with her to find out. Lol. Her aunt was feeling so good that she was off collecting some plywood and a few supplies to work on the project. There was more, and I’ll add it here, for anybody who needs it. My aunt actually had infected lungs. So, I asked mom to scrounge around for a few vitamins in the cupboard. Therapeutic dosages of vitamin D3 and C, at least 25 mg of zinc, and vitamin K one if she could find it. She found everything but the vitamin K1. Instead, she cooked meals with greens in them every day. Vitamin K one there’s a lot of things, but it speeds up healing. Antioxidants and Zinc Together women microbial action in the lungs that set her back, but they do more: they set a person up so that as they heal, their bodies do not respond to the cleanup from the infection by mounting a cytokine storm. Because very often that particular immune response is what kills a patient, when they survive whatever is causing the problem. This next part is really important: if a person has those supplements in their body, then s/he can put hydrogen peroxide In the saline to the concentration of .1%, and it will kill microbes in the lungs. That doesn’t apply to regular asthma, because asthma is a condition and not an infection. But in the case of my aunt, it was necessary. Because help was definitely not on the way. Again, the supplement must be in a persons body before adding the peroxide, because without those supplements in the body, even if you get rid of the infectious organism, most likely the cytokine storm that happens when your body cleaned up afterwards, will kill you. If you think back to the early stages of the Covid pandemic, a lot of people will be cured, and then dying within the first two weeks after getting discharged. That’s why. There’s other things that can go in with this, but that’s the stuff to get you breathing, and the stuff to take care of lung infections, when health is most definitely not on the way. I hope you never need it.❤️

[@Messymy]

Please be careful with your advice. I am allergic to capsaicin and many spicy things. Also cranberries, strawberries, bay leaves, etc. Yes, I would pink up, but with a really itchy rash.

[@daphneraven6745]

R. Wagner: I think this is more common sense comes into play. If a person knows themselves to be allergic to something, then it would not make sense to take a concentrated form it into administer it to himself.

[@kimhecht3332]

What are the recommend dosages?

[@christopherharrell32]

Sorry for the Poor typing!