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Botanical Medicine Study Course
Добавлен 23 окт 2022
Welcome to Botanical Medicine Study Course, the channel where inquiring minds can explore how to heal with nature. Scientifically based information and wisdom from the ages will be presented regarding Botanical Medicine. Viewers will be educated on specific plants and their historical uses. The Botanical Medicine Study Course is unique in that Plant Families are the focus, the gestures they have of interacting with the earth as well as humans. The information provided is designed to supplement participants existing health care knowledge, and is not a replacement for in person health care with qualified health care providers. Please consult your personal provider before embarking on any botanical practice. Course material and content provided on this channel is designed by Stephanie Georgieff, Naturopath, Acupuncturist, Author and Lecturer who has over 30 years of clinical experience.
Herb of the Week : Hops
Winter is a time where sleep is quite important for our health. Hops can be a wonderful addition to your sleep remedy, it has been used for centuries, and is also an addition to delicious foods and beverages.
For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw18qGiC7 for the link to download a video and handouts.
Cooking With Hops
www.duluthpack.com/blogs/great-recipes-for-cooking-with-hops/?srsltid=AfmBOopPmHeykhtaqnd5UOF1y5LxuHXUFCjivtG6rJ_2kc86Hvudmklb
How to Grow Hops
www.homebrewersassociation.org/how-to-brew/how-to-grow-hops/
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For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw18qGiC7 for the link to download a video and handouts.
Cooking With Hops
www.duluthpack.com/blogs/great-recipes-for-cooking-with-hops/?srsltid=AfmBOopPmHeykhtaqnd5UOF1y5LxuHXUFCjivtG6rJ_2kc86Hvudmklb
How to Grow Hops
www.homebrewersassociation.org/how-to-brew/how-to-grow-hops/
#herbalmedicine #botanicalmedicine #herbs #herbalist #herbalism #naturalmedicine #plantmedicine #herbal #healin...
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Herb of the Week - Kava Kava
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At the time of the posting of this video, in the northern hemisphere it is Winter. One of the best ways to stay healthy during this season is to get adequate sleep. Unfortunately, due to many factors, much of modern civilization is actually sleep deprived. For this week’s Herb of the Week, we will explore a plant that has come in and out of fashion in the supplement world, but may have much to ...
Herb of the Week : Skullcap
Просмотров 16714 дней назад
One of the best ways to maintain health during the Winter months is to get adequate sleep. For this week’s Herb of the Week we will explore a gentle yet useful herb that helps relax the nervous system so that healthy sleep can be obtained: Skullcap. For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw18qGiC7 for the link to download a video an...
Herb of the Week Walnut
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At the time of the posting of this video, we are in the last December days of 2024. This year both Western Christmas and Hanukkah fall on the same day, so to recognize shared traditions, we will explore a delicious, nutritions and healing gift from Nature: The Walnut Tree. For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw18qGiC7 for the lin...
Herb of the Week : Holly
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In this lead up to the end of December festivities, Herb of the Week will focus on a decorative plant that has centuries of use medicinally: Holly. For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw18qGiC7 for the link to download a video and handouts. How to Grow European Holly www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/grow-plants/how-to-grow-holly/ Ho...
Herb of the Week Chestnut
Просмотров 232Месяц назад
What Christmas season shopping mall experience would be complete without Nat King Cole singing about a bunch of nuts roasting on an open fire? In keeping with the holiday theme, this week’s Herb of the Week will explore the delicious and healing chestnut For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw18qGiC7 for the link to download a vid...
Herb of the Week : Pine
Просмотров 6 тыс.Месяц назад
This episode of Herb of the Week will explore a staple of the December Festivities: Pine, which not only has a delightful aroma, an inspiring quality of being “ever green” especially in cold dark climates during the winter months, but has a long history in many herbal traditions as a healer. For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw...
Herb of the Week Apple
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For this episode of Herb of the Week, we will be exploring one of the worlds favorite fruits that is also quite nutritious and healing: The Apple. For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw18qGiC7 for the link to download a video and handouts. Apple Cider Vinegar Recipe www.tablespoon.com/recipes/apple-cider-vinegar/446e6597-599e-4fe...
Herb of the Week Olive
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Olives are one of the world’s most delicious foods, producing a juice that we all consider “oil” This episode will explore the healing side of this delicious gift of nature. Extra Virginity Book Page www.tommueller.co/extravirginigy Recipes with Olives www.olivemagazine.com/recipes/collection/best-ever-olive-recipes/ Cooking with Olive Oil www.themediterraneandish.com/cooking-with-olive-oil/ Ol...
Herb of the Week Cordyceps
Просмотров 1082 месяца назад
Cordyceps is a widely used supplement for many conditions. But did you know it is actually a fungus that grows on caterpillars? Excellent for many lung ailments, this gift from both the fungi and insect world is worth a deeper examination For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw18qGiC7 for the link to download a video and handouts....
Herb of the Week: Lemongrass
Просмотров 5722 месяца назад
Lemongrass is a delicious and healing member of the Poaceae family. More commonly known for its culinary use, Lemongrass is also widely used in Aromatherapy, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda. For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, please visit forms.gle/Bz2zCteRGw18qGiC7 for the link to download a video and handouts. Cooking with Lemongrass www.bbcgoodfo...
Herb of the Week Cascara
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Autumn in Chinese Medical Theory is the season of the lung and large intestine. To have a healthy system, each organ needs to be in harmony and healthy. This week’s herb is Cascara, a gift of the American Pacific Northwest. Used for thousands of years by the Natives, Cascara has become quite popular as a remedy for constipation, but needs to be used judiciously as it can be abused and cause har...
Herb of the Week Horehound
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At the time of the posting of this video, we are in the Autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this is the season that dominates the Lung and Large intestine. For this season, we will explore some wonderful herbal allies that nourish and heal this system in the next few videos. For now, we will explore a favorite of healers that has been in documented use since Egyp...
Herb of the Week Horseradish
Просмотров 5013 месяца назад
Autumn is in full swing here in the Northern Hemisphere, and nature is on track to provide excellent herbal allies to keep us healthy as the change of weather and season challenges our respiratory and digestive systems. Horseradish is another delicious gift from the plant world that has been in use for thousands of years For a free introductory lesson in The Botanical Medicine Study Course, ple...
Herb of the Week Long Pepper
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As we have started Autumn here in the Northern Hemisphere, the season dominates the Lung and Large Intestine in Traditional Chinese Medical theory, and the taste of herbs that nourish this system is Pungent, or as we would call it Spicy! For this episode of Herb of the Week, we will explore a very popular plant in India and China: Long Pepper. This spice has graced cuisines throughout all areas...
Thank you. I had no idea of the medicinal uses of hops. Very interesting
I discovered your channel last night and I am addicted to it!! Great content! I am a neuroscience researcher from the south of Spain and I loooove all your content. I have a few questions: 1️⃣I have been dealing with 15 years of insomnia. What fruits could I consume to induce sleep? 2️⃣Also, what fruits or herbs could I take for receding gums? 3️⃣I want to help a family member with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH). What FRUITS would be ideal for her to consume appart from herbs like Mullein? She has a lot of mucus and runs out of breath. 4️⃣For hair loss, what fruits would you recommend? 5️⃣Oranges are packed with apigenin, naringin, and naringenin. It also seems to be anti-estrogenic. Do you know of other fruits that are anti-estrogenic or progestogenic? Thanks!!😊
Would love to chat! Great questions, email me and we can begin!
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Ooooo! Skullcap is great for sleep, I accidentally chose this tea at work one day and had a hard time staying awake while working. My manager figured out I had the tea with Skullcap in it and got me a coffee right away! ❤️
Great testimonial!
Very thorough. Good job 😊
Walnuts were my favorite, but no longer have teeth due to agent orange poisoning, occasionally I will powder them, but it’s hard to get organic here on my small island. You’re making me hungry! As a horticulturalist I use to start them from seed ,years and years before they produced nuts, that was so long ago I hardly remember.
Oh my, have you considered walnut butter? Might be a less crunchy option.
Poisonous to pets...Many essential oils are research thoruly before using around our beloved furr family 💜
Wonderful info! Thank you, I am glad to come across your channel!
welcome! I will check out your initiative, sounds lovely!
@@botanicalmedicinestudycour5091 Thank you!!
Hey Steph. Famous quote There's nothing in the world like a Cali girl 😆. This is a worthy channel by far. We love the way you break things down. Most do not. Keep doing what you doing. 🍷
my pleasure, as they say you can take the girl from California, but not take the California from the girl!
YESSS, I agree absolutely 💯, amazing informative videos every time ❤😊
Very good information. Thank you
I have lots of passion flower at my home in Kentucky. It’s beautiful! I save lots of it for tea.
There are two incredible Dr’s,Tom Cowen and Andrew Kaufman who use turpentine as a detoxifying agent and definitely worth investigating since pine is an incredible healer. Thank you for sharing this video.
This has been a remedy for centuries, I do caution people to work with someone who has experience with this, as it is used extensively in veterinary, but can be toxic to humans if used incorrectly. Thanks for the insight!
Jennifer Daniels, M.D. educates extensively on the preventative use of turpentine.
@@ladeek35 That is good to know, and again, I caution everyone to work with someone who knows what they are doing with this very powerful substance, as one can "over do" it. This is an excellent example that natural is not always "safe" and experience as well as education is the key. Be Well!
CAUTION!!!!! THIS IS DANGEROUS INFO. SOME PINES ARE POISONOUS AND THERE ARE MANY KINDS. IT TAKES STUDY!!!!!!! DONT GO BY A FEW PHOTOS AND THIS VAGUE INFO. EVEN IF YOU CAN USE ALL PINE POLLEN, YOU CANNOT USE ALL PINE NEEDLES, SHOOTS,BARK, ETC, !!!!!!! I SPENT A MONTH STUDYING PINE TREES AND STILL NEED MORE EXPERIENCE.
Is this the same as Horse chestnut?
Excellent question! no it is not. Aesculus hippocastanum is the Latin term, even though they look similar, very different applications
Pine pollen has high concentration of testosterone, used by older men and women. Also traditionally used as a flour
Lovely to come across this... we're surrounded by Pine in NZ... so nice to tune into and recognise the beautiful gifts they share with us xx
Photosynthesis! Its happening all around! I love to imagine it.
21:00 That is very interesting that lung and large intestine are related in Chinese Medicine. Can you elaborate about that in a comment or video please?
Sure, one of the best discussions is in Elson Haas MD Staying Healthy with the Seasons, excellent overview of TCM paradigm.
You can search "Sister Organs" A lot of Time when 1 organ is sick and needs attention it is unable to give us a sign strong enough to notice and look into helping it, it will use it's sister Organ to get our attention..... the problem it not always focusing on the organ making the most noise but look into the sister organ as well
The Native Indians who the so called Europeans befriended, lied to them, gave them smallpox, blankets, raped, robbed, and murdered them and took over their land. The native Indians gave them food and medicine and that’s the payment they got from The E. race, pure wickedness onto them, literally massacred those land owners. Now worst curses are up on that wicked nation. The entire generation from the old to the very young. You see it everywhere and every single day now. God is very upset of what was and is currently happening to his people. The so called Blacks, Natives and Hispanics!!!!
I am growing orange thyme, T. Vulgaris and wild Za'atar. Thyme tea absolutely stops my coughing. Thanks
Pines drop their second year needles in autumn, note the forest floor loaded with needles
Great info . As a beekeeper, pine is highly preferred to smoke the bees. Calming, soothing smoke. Love the smell of it too
Cones in the smoker,bees get much propolis off the young buds... Happy beekeeping
I just moved to the eastern edge of the Sierra Madre mountains in Mexico, we are surrounded by pine forests🌲 Love your channel, new subscriber!
Welcome to the community!
Before foraging pine make sure it’s a nontoxic type of pine. As some are perfectly edible and other types of pine are not. But when you find an edible one there is so much to enjoy from it, the pine needle tea, pine pollen, baby pine cone jam etc. And it’s all so healthy
Excellent suggestion, I am not a forager, so this is important to know!
@ There is a lot you shared that I didn’t know. Thank you!
@@Greengirls991 My pleasure! Be Well!
I live in Canada where there are lots of pine tree but I can’t identify which is edible , do you have any suggestion?
@@pascalbaylon256 The link in the program notes on all the different pines to grow in one's yard might help. In the USA we have institutions called "cooperative Extensions" which are branches of state and county agriculture commissions. I am sure Canada has something similar, the other option is to contact a university with an agriculture program, I am sure there is some sort of forestry program available as Canada produces quite a bit of pine products. I hope this helps!
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I finally got a pine cone seed to sprout again. Took like 4 months. Im so excited to grow it. My personal favorite is the cedar tree.
What kind of Pine? There are inedible kinds, and some you can eat the new tips or sprouting cones and bark and needle tea. Some will make you sick. There are many kinds of Pines.
What is the noisier thing in the forest? ... Euel Gibbons passing a pine cone!
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Thank you so much for all this information!🔥🙋🏽♀️
You lost me with your idiotic pseudo history comments…
Amazing! Thank you for being a teacher, you cover so much! I am very grateful to learn from you 🌲
Which are the best pine trees to buy for your garden?
I like White Pine and Blue Spruce in the garden. Spruce infused honey is divine and White Pine makes the most fragrant infused oil for a lovely chest rub during flu and cold season.
The link has an extensive discussion on various pines and the best way to cultivate. If you are in the USA, every county has a master gardener on call that can give you information on what is best to grow in your area. Also, nurseries usually have good people on staff as well.
Ever eat a pine tree? I remember him.
Many parts are edible 😊
no, actually, but I do love those nuts
Hi Stephanie 🎉❤ Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🎄🎁
My pleasure!
Thank you! So interesting!
Just found your channel !!!!! So glad I did !!!!! Thank you for sharing this knowledge !!!!!!!
Welcome to the community!
And if you still have hair LOL. That's funny but true.🍷
Too true!
@botanicalmedicinestudycour5091 Love this channel. It's definitely worthy. 💜
My sweet brother tells everyone he is not bald, he "fired" his hair! 🤣
@botanicalmedicinestudycour5091 Lmao 🤣 🍷
Very interesting and thank you for your efforts in making this vlog and for all the links in the description. 🙏
Absolutely my pleasure, it is so fun to share what wonders are available from the world of nature!
Love the way you break things down Steph thank you boo. This is a worthy channel 🍷
Thank u
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Finally someone is talking about olive leaf
La meilleure façon de consommer le s graines de chardon marie pour le foie une cuillère à café mélanger avec un. Jaune d'œuf dur le consommer en 3foi par jour pendant 3 mois
Merci pour l'excellente suggestion!
Some cordyceps are harvested from certain plants instead of caterpillars. I wonder if the constituents are similar.
Excellent question! Thanks for asking, as soon as I posted, I realized I should have covered this, and of course my amazing, inquisitive and intelligent viewers picked up on this issue. Energetically, which is not scientifically measurable on one level, I would say no, but thanks to the fine people at the NIH in the US, they have done some extensive research on the subject. Obviously, demand is high and there are only so many caterpillar larvae to meet demand before entire ecosystems and extinction takes place. Cultivation in large "greenhouses" is helping to stem the problem. Spores are put on some sort of substrate and grown from there, and this is usually what is done for home use when you get a kit. It seems that overall natural versus cultivated cordyceps are the same, with cultivated having more proteins and substances that enhance energy (which is why most people take the supplement) and less carbohydrates, but overall in terms of measuring all substrates and comparison, they are equal. In the market, I am sure much of what is sold in packages such as powders and capsules is cultivated, if you use a Chinese Herb shop in a tea formula, it is probably natural . There is quite a bit of research regarding autoimmune disease as well as diabetes as well, but these issues need accurate diagnosis by both TCM professionals and orthodox methods, thank you so much for your question and feedback!
Thank you so much😊❤
you are welcome!
This grass is all know as fivergrass
Yay, this is one of the last plants I will be able to harvest before winter, now I know what to do with it. I know what I'm doing today! I had to plant an extra one last spring because my dogs love it and were eating it as it grew! Thank you!!
Thank you!! Blessings❤
thank you more please
Will do! Tune in weekly, I usually post Mondays or Tuesdays! Thanks for the feedback
Super Fire Cider it blow up😊
Thank you ❤