You do not want to steep burdock since it is a thick woody root, you will barely extract anything out of the root that way. For roots and seeds you must simmer them on a low flame to really extract, you will know when the water turns reddish/ruddy. Yours was light brown.
Thank you so much for your comment. I will make a salve and want to add burdock and I'm researching since 15mins on how to extract out of burdock and i want to use the warm infusion method but found nothing on it. I skipped through the video and just went to the comments and finally saw yours which was an instant confirmation to my idea. Thank you so much, have a great day 😇💚💚💚
@@spelake5056 if you want to make a salve you don’t want to use a water based extraction. Water=spoilage You’d do best to make a tincture, which is an alcohol extraction (this will be the most potent kind of extract and has a shelf life of years) Use the burdock tincture in your salve instead of a tea/decoction. If you are concerned about using alcohol you can substitute it for vegetable glycerin
Thanks for sharing, I'm learning about the plants that I have in my property and I'm feeling really blessed because I discovered that I have a lot of burdock growing, you can use the Root, leaf and pretty much the whole plant is eatable❤😊
Thank you for sharing great tips on how to use this herb. Have a question? While the herb is in the process of infusion, do you need to shake every day? Thank you, God bless and stay safe 🙏🏽🤗
Hi, I would just like to add that any root herbs need to be boiled not steaped. Boil for 3 minutes then let steal for 10 and then strain. Also, please get a battery for your smoke detector because the constant beeping in the video is a distraction. Thank you for the tips.
@@kendra1144 is it necessary to add other herbs for hair growth (like stinging nettle or is burdock enough)? Also, once the hair starts to grow back is it possible to stop using the concoction or will I be doing this forever 🤔
@@erikdawkins4565 this is a very basic (beginner) infusion. You can add any other herbs that you think are best for your hair type. Use it as long as you like!
You do not want to steep burdock since it is a thick woody root, you will barely extract anything out of the root that way.
For roots and seeds you must simmer them on a low flame to really extract, you will know when the water turns reddish/ruddy. Yours was light brown.
Never used Burdick before I read a Dr Sebi book it was listed as a herb to use.
Thank you so much for your comment. I will make a salve and want to add burdock and I'm researching since 15mins on how to extract out of burdock and i want to use the warm infusion method but found nothing on it. I skipped through the video and just went to the comments and finally saw yours which was an instant confirmation to my idea. Thank you so much, have a great day 😇💚💚💚
@@spelake5056 if you want to make a salve you don’t want to use a water based extraction.
Water=spoilage
You’d do best to make a tincture, which is an alcohol extraction (this will be the most potent kind of extract and has a shelf life of years)
Use the burdock tincture in your salve instead of a tea/decoction.
If you are concerned about using alcohol you can substitute it for vegetable glycerin
Good info. That thx you
@@eric123426 You are on point. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing, I'm learning about the plants that I have in my property and I'm feeling really blessed because I discovered that I have a lot of burdock growing, you can use the Root, leaf and pretty much the whole plant is eatable❤😊
Not to be a bummer, but burdock root isn’t oil soluble meaning none of the benefits/vitamins will be extracted by the oil. This herb is water soluble.
@ChellCandle; according to Google, if you use heat Burdock Root will infuse into oil.
Yes thank you for showing us how to use burdock root will try it soon ♥️🌹🥰
Thank you for sharing great tips on how to use this herb. Have a question? While the herb is in the process of infusion, do you need to shake every day? Thank you, God bless and stay safe 🙏🏽🤗
You don't have to shake it daily. 2-3 times a week would be fine. Thanks for watching.
@@thebossofhairloss8232 Thanks so much for replying. Truly appreciate you. God bless 🙏🏽🤗🌺
Will it be beneficial if a man wants to use this Tea Rinse potion on his beard, or create a beard oil?
Hi, I would just like to add that any root herbs need to be boiled not steaped. Boil for 3 minutes then let steal for 10 and then strain. Also, please get a battery for your smoke detector because the constant beeping in the video is a distraction. Thank you for the tips.
Thank you for sharing great tips.
You can't Low simmer the oil and put the root for faster infusion?
Jatamani, this has been recommended for hair growth, what are your thoughts?
Thank you so much for sharing
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
Is it wrong to heat it in the sunshine
is it typical to have a thread like material in amongst the loose root?
it reminds me of fuzzy mold ?
Do I rinse the oil off after use? Or can it stay on?
It's best to keep it in. But if you find it too oily you can rinse it out.
@@kendra1144 ah ok, thank you so much.
@@kendra1144 is it necessary to add other herbs for hair growth (like stinging nettle or is burdock enough)? Also, once the hair starts to grow back is it possible to stop using the concoction or will I be doing this forever 🤔
@@erikdawkins4565 this is a very basic (beginner) infusion. You can add any other herbs that you think are best for your hair type. Use it as long as you like!
Can I do it with coconut oil?
Yes. Coconut oil will work just make sure it doesn't solidify
@@kendra1144 awesome, thank you
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Can you put it oil
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