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I drink the dried yarrow as tea almost every day. I don’t mind the bitter taste which can easily be sweetened if necessary. However, I am not sure if the most medicinal properties are in the flowers or the leaves and stalks or the whole plant.

Thank you so much for this invaluable information. I have been hesitant to pick this plant despite its wide presence everywhere, because I didn’t know the many beneficial,uses it can be put to. I will use it from now on.

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how to harvest and do you also drink the yellow flower?

There is nothing similar to butterbur

Can you tell me what medicinal value butterbur has

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Where can I obtain teasel prepared in a way that can be used in Lyme treatment? How does it need to be prepared? Can I grow it?

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Why the misleading title? Totally inappropriate and unneeded

Any time the so called authorities tell you to be careful it's because it's good and they can't make money!!! Medical herbalist to me is an oxymoron 😅😅🤣🤣🤣 thank you

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butter bur also lookz like a rhubarb

I love her voice… very soothing. She should do ASMR videos.

I am so pleased to have found you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Quite nice to have 2 Scottish u tubers advising on sweet nicely, as I live near Inverness.

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Why is she so far away in the film

Hemlock, fairly toxic? If you eat it you will be dead in 2 hours! Ask the Greek Philosopher Socrates.

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What parts are edible and medicinal?

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The butterbur I find in Japan has rather small leaves. It is called fuki no tou and possibly also bog rubarb. In early March, the plant puts forth flower buds and these are often eaten in a few ways like by blanching in salt water and mixing with miso paste or in a fried tempura style. Young leaf stalks are also peeled and cooked as a side dish.

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Really interesting thank you

I'm not keen on the plant myself. It starts flowering at the height of summer and has flowers all the way to the firsts frosts and winter weather. 😒

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We are using lady, BEDSTRO (Lieve vrouwe bedstro) for manny years. When dry it gives a wonderfull smell in the house.

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Just starting to grow this, very informative 😀

Thank you for the information. Does meadowsweet have blood thinning properties like aspirin as well?

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Will it help afib?

Thank u please teach us more..this is amazing to learn..thank u

nice video , thanx for sharing. great knowledge this herbal medicine

OOh, what brand is the Oolong Tea please, I use Teapigs green tea, love it, but can get that acrid taste x

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Have you used the plant Skullcap before? Scutellaria lateriflora. I was going to buy some to put in the garden.

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Thank you for your lovely feedback. Once the rainy cold weather moves on I’m planning some more filming.

Thoroughly enjoying all your videos! Very informative!

I’ve had it curried in a daal at a foraging curry night organised by a friend of mine at their local Indian Restaurant. It was PDG. Keren :-)

Have it growing in my Yorkshire garden. Flowers in February onwards - bees love it. Tastes a bit more bitter than official comfrey. Chopped up stalks lightly buried will root very easily, and it seeds itself prolifically.

very well done, enjoyed learning , thanks