Licorice: It's More Than Just Candy

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As herbalist and WishGarden founder Catherine Hunziker explains, the Rocky Mountain foothills are an exciting bio-region; a place with multiple influences that can bring in unexpected visitors. Take licorice, for example; a plant normally associated with exotic faraway places like China. And yet, there it is growing right in Colorado! Revered as an invaluable medicinal herb for its anti-inflammatory, adrenal tonifying properties and ability to harmonize formulas, learn why this surprising visitor to the Rocky Mountain landscape is one of the world's best-loved herbal remedies.
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[@tamecahayward39]

I must say as a child I didn't like licorice, but now as an adult I absolutely love it and it's benefits. I enjoyed your video Catherine.

[@kiwibushblock2564]

Usa licorice is absolutely disgusting but belgium and dutch and german licorice tastes like heaven. Although there are people that dont like any licorice...

[@luticia]

I'm sad that you don't make any videos anymore. I enjoyed your herbal wisdoms.

[@1lobster]

A lot of licorice grows in northern Europe. Iceland in the Finland areas. Scandinavia in general.

[@ambycakes]

I hope you make more videos! I just found your channel and love it!

[@PATLU97]

It is called mulethi in India and the root has numerous benefits.

[@detroit7543]

god.. i just found your channel randomly and REALLY like the way you explain it to us. interactive, infomative and quite fun :D please made a lot of these kinds of videos :)

[@alisonklein9577]

hi there. Is not God's name the aim of praise , rather than the aim of His name being used in vain.

[@andrewyek]

i guess he or she tried to said good..
not God.. typo mistake is normal.. do go that extreme.. fearing God is a must.. but not so picky.

[@nana-db2xd]

Indonesia

[@lsean4918]

I am watching this in 2020

[@tripkotripmo7614]

Thanks for video results by searching ...I found your YT channel ,I'm suffering for my tonsilitis for almost one week ..thanks for this really appreciated 😍😍

[@jeremiasrobinson]

Do you collect seeds? I would like to try to grow it in other parts of Colorado.

[@andrewyek]

hii
interesting.. i have licorice plant with me right now... but the left look so different
and the stem also different..
what science name of the licorice plant that you have in the video ? ?

[@andrewyek]

hii Catherine,
can you tell me the science name of the woody shrub that you have got there ?
i have the licorice plant.. the leaves are round.. (although wiki said it should be round compound leaves... mine are just round.. no compound)... why is your licorice totally not round ?
thanks
andrew

[@jsephhd]

that was really informative, thank you

[@blahlaland5739]

is there any licorice growing on long island?

[@susan3200]

I found the leaves of this plant in a holy store, but keep seeing recipes for only the root. How are the leaves used please?

[@jaymartin85]

This (Glycyrrhiza glabra) can't be grown in the midwest can it? Zone 5/6? If not, can this be grown indoors under a good light? What is best temp/humidity? Thank you.

[@peaceandlove5214]

Nice plant,would you please write its name?

[@TITAN0402]

Fabaceae family, also nitrogen fixators

[@icuabc1235]

Back when I was younger I used to thing that anis was the licorice.

[@user-jo7mn5ly4h]

There's a snake on it with the tea I'm drawing it in the book black adder though nice and sweet calming from the store small searching used hot boiling actually to cooled mostly only one . Nice thanks taken to work in Karlarra self use too :). Friendly and helpful

[@timharris1371]

That was 2:49 min.,, that I will never get back !!

[@gorillachilla]

Well at least shes alive

[@randomshit757]

Is she?

[@elizabethbennet4791]

if that's glycorrhiza glabra, be careful cuz there's another "licorice" plant which is actually a member of the Asteraceae family not the fabacea which is the bean/pea legume family like glycorhiza glabra

[@rui8714]

she looks kinda high x) talk about herbalist ahahah jokes aside, I enjoyed the vid

[@MyBadBro86]

Is anyone else feeling a strong flavour of Licorice in their mouth rn? ;o

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

What does it taste like if you don't mind me asking? Licorice products aren't popular in our country.

[@MyBadBro86]

@@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006 Well, it has a earthy, strong and sharp flavour, it's quite hard to explain.

[@redflint7651]

Yes, mainly because I'm chewing on some but yes

[@sassyavocado4337]

Wow do you have swiss ancestry? Because i have never heard hunziker outside Switzerland 😂

[@panarchus]

Glycyrrhyza Glabra

[@magnificent6668]

that's not Glabra, It's Lepidota (wild licorice)

[@niklo8705]

This lady str8 gangsta

[@himu_36dev09]

Indian ayurvedic medicine

[@user-wu3ec5dd2m]

جمع آوری ریشه شرین بیان

[@anddutoi1488]

Liquorish alcool