The Thyme Machine - Use as Food and Medicine
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2021
- Join me and Papa T (Dr. Terry Willard Ph.D.) in exploring the many benefits of Thyme as Food and Medicine.
As Thyme is one of the most popular culinary herbs of all time, we would love to hear from you in the comments.
How do you like to work with Thyme?
Any favourite recipes? Formulas? or types of Thyme you like?
Let us know below...
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My husband and I got Covid in early 2020 before the hospitals were able to diagnose or admit it was here. I got a mild case, husband got terribly terribly sick. Hospital sent him home, saying he has pleurisy and probably a pulmonary embolism the first time round because they didn't think to check for covid at that time (February 2020), but when he was worse a few weeks later, in March, they begged him not to come in unless he was totally unable to breathe because they couldn't isolate him or treat him yet. I cried my eyeballs out but then started treating him with thyme steam (thyme in a bowl of boiling water with towel over his head), which I'd used as a kid myself for my terrible asthma... husband immediately improved and healed. He started steaming 3 times or so a day. He seems to have no lasting effect from the covid, thankfully. I also used it for my kids when they had bronchitis growing up. It is AMAZING!!! My husband swore it saved his life, and he's not into natural medicine for the most part. Thank you to this blessed plant.
We also grow it all throughout our yard, and honeybees and butterflies LOVE it!
@@MC-vw9euhave you ever seen thyme get invaded by a green colored fly? My plant does and it’s horrible. I didn’t harvest mine this season because of them. I used neem oil but it didn’t phase the fly. Any ideas?
In my mother tongue, thyme is called "mother's soul" because of its soothing, supportive and all round healing energy. 💚
Just woke up and this made my day ,67 year old herbalist
💖 At last, found wise respectful people who talk of herbs the way I love 🙏🏽
Your dad and you are adorable! Any siblings who grew up to become investment bankers? 🤪 It is truly delightful to watch son align with father in value systems and occupations.
We do have thyme in Mexico and we use it a lot for soups and tea. It is called tomillo and I buy it all the time. My kitchen cannot be without it.
...have you thought about- "propagating thyme" from your "store bought" thyme yet?!?!
It's REALLY, really easy & simple.
Just stick'em in some water for a week or so [put a smidge of 'cinnamon', on the tip- to prevent 'root rot' among other things] ..and then, just pop'em into a pot/cup!
I have a "herbs & kisses" pot, in my windowsill that has Dill, Thyme, Oregano & Basil [Opal] growing in my windowsill pot!
I can only think it was just a problem in miscommunication...
I also lived in Mexico
(probably bc of the internet translaters I knew to ask for tomillo)
thyme was in my garden after a dear little girl sold me plants at the tiangy
1 tsp thyme, 1/2 tsp ground ginger, in a cup of hot water with honey. Stopped my cough immediately. I had been coughing for 3 months off and on. Sheer magic.
Yes, it’s remarkable to me that people put up with lingering coughs when simple remedies are available. Cough cough coughid
Can this be given to dogs? Safely?
@@ilovetomcaldwell Debi for dogs we traditionally in Ayurveda use Ginger root, Sri-Rama-Tulsi (leaf powder of Holy Basil green / green Ocimum tenuiflorum) and very tiny amount of honey as cough medicine and it is safe and works great. Thyme is largely safe too but affects Dogs nerves a bit, and lowers heart rate quite a bit.. so not preferred for Dogs. the dosage to give you an idea - would be 10 ml honey, 200 mg tulsi and 350 mg ginger root powder for a medium 40 lb dog. you will have to adjust based on weight and age. But please do not cross 800mg of ginger root and 600mg of tulsi per day. and this should be given for a week as a standard schedule for normal cough and wheeze in dogs. .
cheers and hope this helps. ~!
Do you think it would work without the honey for vegans?
@@cathybrady2822 oh yes~! a good alternative would be to give it with half table spoon of orange juice OR quarter table spoon of lime juice mixed with 1 tea spoon of he,p seeds (dehusked, no kernels). as a replacement to honey. If I am not using Honey then I usually take 4 table spoon of water, mix quarter table spoon of lime juice, and Tusli and ginger root powders, and add a few hemp seeds to this solution, and give it in a bowl- that way they will drink/lick the liquid right out in their pursuit of eating hemp seeds and works great as well. cheers.
I loved the part where you guys spoke of the psychological benefits of Thyme. I heard a story of a man who had PTSD from war, and a Curandera cured him by rubbing rosemary and thyme on his body while praying that his spirit returns to his body. Amazing what herbs can do!
I have had a saying I use, for nearly 42 years now. I use Thyme faithfully in about everything I cook. My phrase I still say to this day is; "I put a little thyme into everything I cook". And I do... the smell, the taste, the benefits - can't go wrong. Funny I run into this video tonight. Nice one, thanks!
I use it in potatoes, for breakfast. Really almost anything. It smells and tastes so good.
Yummy 🤤
Congratulations your Father looks like a garden gnome! He's living the part well as a herbalist. Two brilliant herbalists living a wholesome life. Great to see.
Powerhouse little herb. Antifungal, antiseptic, antiviral, antibacterial, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory.
Did you know that if you add thyme oil to vinaigrette or other dressings it can kill bacteria on salad leaves rendering them safe to eat? Something to keep in mind with the constant recalls on spinach and romaine.
@Taiwo Omotosho oils are easy.
Start with a small pot and cold (room temp) oil. Add herbs, put on stove at a slow simmer, DO NOT COVER, DO NOT BOIL, ignore until herbs are slightly browned, allow to cool, strain, bottle.
Never leave herbs in oil, they will mold, even garlic.
Crumble herbs and add to breads, salad toppings, dressings, etc.
This is the best thing I've seen all day, and it has not even begun🌱💜
🎶Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme🎶 Poultry seasoning.
That’s it. I’m brewing up a tea.
Wait what, what?? “U never find thyme in mexico?? Yes we do have it in Mexico!! it is used a lot in Mexican cuisine, specially in central Mexico! We do not use it in every dish but yes we have it. Next time you go Mexico, don’t go to a commercial nursery, go to the open markets, we call them “tianguis”. You will find ladies from villages selling their small organic plants. It’s beautiful!!
My absolute favorite! And One of the best teas around…a bit of lemon and a touch of Honey & I’m good to go…it goes in everything I cook…always something missing if I leave it out….That is aside from Rosemary and Sage and Yarrow and Lavender and Mullein and ……and….and…..and….well you get the idea 😀 I keep some in my bag just to be able to smell it whenever I need a boost or ground myself. No herb excites me more
I love so much to listen to all the stories you share about each plants. Great video with your dad! You two are a fab herbal duo! Make more....please!! 🙏🏼🌞
Coincidentally, I made Thyme tea with lemon, ginger and cinnamon this morning. When I looked at my RUclips feed, your video was on there. Also, they give thymol to chickens on factory farms instead of antibiotics. Also, last October, I had a "bad respiratory bug". I prepared the thyme, lemon, ginger, honey and cinnamon tea and drank it. I believe it cured the very bad bug.
Beautiful video!
I'm fortunate to have an abundance of varieties of thyme in my herb garden. Thyme and rosemary are our favorites.
I must say this video production was a documentary film class !!
Loved the presentation.
I like drinking thyme before bed. I wake up feeling really good. My asthma and bronchitis is gone. I can go for a walk and breathe. God gave me the wisdom of this herb and I am very greatful
I keep (alot of) thyme in my home
whoever told me it can stop a toothache
GOD Bless them!
Never ever let me down - mere seconds from suffering to
r e l i e f !
The dry herb from the supermarket is what works fastest (for me)
I did try thyme oil.... nah.
idk why, but that is my experience
Thank you for your videos
♡
Wow never heard this, usually use Clove. THANK YOU for sharing - trying next ..thyme 😁
Right on Thyme ❤️
I love your videos. I'm transforming my garden into a medicine chest. Thank you. 🙏
I drink alot of thyme tea mixed w vegetable juice.
AND OREGANO tea. (Cold!)❤
These herbs are powerful medicine!
Good to see your dad.
I've been looking for an herb I can grow in my mom's house and have tea again. I found this video in perfect timing. I need as much herbal energy I can get and think this plant would be perfect. Thank y'all for the video. Also feel this will help my self in a physical way as well as spiritual. Thank yall
Super sweet intro.. that was really sharp.
Just discovering your channel. Really like your energy. Enjoyed this episode alot. Thanks!
Yum! My favorite.
So much information from you both, this is wonderful!
Excellent Jedi!🙏🏽🌿🌿🌿
I've been using 1/4 tsp of organic Thyme twice per day for depression and anxiety. I can't say enough about how much it has helped me!
Hooray! New video! Love y’all . So informative. Thank you.
This is great!
Thank you time and time again
Loving so much your show mr. Herbal Jedi! Grateful for such knowledge.
Your video really helped me out. The handsome gentleman is very wise and kind : ) I have used thyme for many different remedies and recipes.
I'm feeling very sad and lonely, your videos raise me up during this difficult times.🙏
Thank you.
Love this!!!! Thanks guys! 💜💜💜
Love this, thank you
This is fantastic! 🌱
So nice to hear a historical perspective... thanks for posting...
so awesome
Thank you for sharing this
Great video , I definitely need to cultivate more Thyme in my garden .
Please could you make a video on Oregano .
Growing Oregano: wait til the little green buds are formed, then pick & dry BUT not when they’ve burst into flowers. Dry those buds by hanging them upside down from the garage ceiling etc, any airy, dry spot. These buds are SO MUCH MORE flavoursome than the picked fresh leaves, which impart little flavour.😉
@@floralcouture3763 WOW ! The Oregano plant in my garden is flowering , the Bees & Hover Flies love the flowers . Should I wait till the flowers have turned into buds then pick , hang upside down in a warm dry room ? Thankyou for your interesting reply . Have a good week .........
incredible production quality. this is some of my favorite content out there!
Brilliant!
So natural. as nature intended..
Thank you for the relevant information.....
I have two types of thyme in my garden, common and lemon thyme. The lemon thyme grows well here in Brisbane.
I received some true Mediterranean Thyme from my sister, whose neighbor had brought the seeds straight from Italy. I readily re-seeds in my little raised herb garden each year in my central Alberta zone 2/3. I love to chew on the leaves for symptoms of a cold. I dry it for cooking & always add it to my chicken broth while it’s simmering. My sister calls it Oregano but I believe it has many of the same herbal qualities.
love that you think it works on our microbiome!
Thanks Yarrow another amazing video much love brother
Thank you for sharing your thyme, I really appreciate your work🙌💜🙏
Oh love these videos of you and your dad, do lots more
I always add it to beef stews and casseroles here in the uk. It takes it to a whole new level adding thyme and rosemary. 😋
In Mexico they use “Mexican thyme” aka Cuban oregano aka Spanish thyme, succulent plant with similar properties. I grow it outside in summer (zone 5 So VT) and inside the rest of the year. It’s a great plant, very hardy as a ground cover just like Thymus vulgaris. Coleus Amboinicus L. or Plectranthus amboinicus
Good to know, I'm on the coast of Maine and always look for herbs and plants I can grow indoors after our relatively short growing season and for hardy plants that will come back after winter outside. I'm wondering if "Mexican Thyme" can survive the winter since other thyme plants I have are fine, have you tried overwintering it?
@@jenniferw1570 definitely will not survive outside. First frost will kill it. Bring it inside, overwinter and back out again. It’s a southern plant, Cuban/Mexican thyme. You can break off a piece and just stick it in soil, very unfussy that way but a zone 10 or 11 plant. Another hardy herb that can be grown outside in the summer from just a broken piece is African basil. Beautiful green purple leaves, lovely flowers, gets large in full sun.
I have this growing in pots and in various places around my yard - the Cuban oregano - but also have regular excellent thyme now too :) It survives Florida frost fine and I rarely ahve to cover it even during our brief freezes - but it so easy to spread - cut a branch and stick it in the ground and new plant!! Love it - smells like pizza!! LOL
@@rebeccahenkins1697 yes exactly. In my zone 5 southern Vermont garden I plant it all over as a ground cover and in the fall as the freezes come then subside for a few more weeks of growing time, I watch the weather and cover the clumps of Cuban oregano so it can survive for a few more weeks. Really hardy as far as its versatility goes - no need to harden off when moving in or out. A protected patch can survive a light frost but a hard frost will kill it, guaranteed. But take a sprig to root in soil and you’re continuing the life of the plant. My original sprig came from a rooftop garden in Brooklyn, NYC, in 2010 or so. I have it indoor plants all over, have shared it with others. Only thing I don’t do enough of is eat it! The Cubans and Mexicans rely on it for colds and such. I also have Thymus vulgaris regular and variegated patches that return strong every year. I need to get another lemon thyme. I also have a mother thyme that is a low to the ground creeper that has survived harsh treatment
It is so nice to listen to you teaching Terry, lovely to see you.
Thank you to you both for sharing this knowledge. May you both and all those connected to this amazing space be blessed!
Ohmygoodness! You both are so cute together. Great video. Stumbled upon this and now I realize that I actually need Thyme in my life. Thank you for all that you do. Love all of your videos. They have been so helpful in my herbal journey as an "herbal sprout" as you call it.
Another great video! Thanks for the education! Looking at thyme in new light
This is beautiful! have to watch this video twice, I’m so passionate about plants, I can’t never learn enough. I Got Two thyme plants in pots, one from the nursery and one from seeds, they are beautiful! Just a small touch and the Plant will gift you with an amazing aroma all around you!! And the flowers, are just amazing!! love their violet color!!
I took a couple of classes from Terry Willard in Calgary in the Memorial Park Library in the late 70s.
Very nice camera work. Love the wandering around in the garden, really makes you feel in the space
Great video, this was uplifting and Papa T would be an amazing person to be around for sure, just full of wonderful knowledge and humor, love it! Shalom from Arizona
Thyme had really been on my mind lately. Time to dive in a little deeper :) Thank you so much for this awesome video.
Thank you. It's a wonderful herb
Love and Abundance of Blessings upon You and Poppa T.!!!
Such a great upload.
Thank You for sharing the history, knowledge, and resonance of this valuable herb!!!
I'm obsessed with thyme so thanks for sharing your knowledge guys
Man this guy is so awesome
Wonderful thyme 😁 thank you
love the herbal jedi !! i just moved to west Virginia from Phoenix az and i walk with you often my friend bless you for your loving energy with nature and thank you for your knowledge and wisdom
So awesome to see you two together in a video! That was my first time seeing you both and it was magical 💚
NEW HAIRDOO . LOOKS GREAT
Just discovered your channel, you got a new subscriber here, this is so awesome. Thank you for all the wisdom and knowledge 🌻🌞❤🌱😊
Wonderful video! Now I know what to do with my new garden full of thyme! And I love your new hairstyle, Yarrow! 🌱
Love the Lederhosen! :)
I love your videos!
Me and my grandparents had an inside joke with thyme: "A little thyme goes a long way." we always though it sounded like a song lyric :)
Somewhere in Thyme. Lovely video. Thanks, Yarrow.
That was a beautiful movie, so profound. Christopher Reeve did such a good job in it.
It Hass to be my all-time favorite herb I love it love it love it
Love this connection Father & Son... and our favorite herb Thyme! THANK YOU FOR SUCH GREAT CONTENT!
I've never really been interested in thyme until this video, thank you! Thyme to get busy planting 🌱
I didn't know thyme had so many benefits, thanks for sharing!
Inlove that you and your paw have this thyme together. My grandfather had alot of similar knowledge but he passed before i was old enough to really remember everything. I was wondering if harmonic arts offers wokshops and what not
Now I have a new idea for my Gaffer's sundial. Thanks Buddy. Again.
Thank you Yarrow for applications!
This helps my life.❤️
Papa T kept talking about the emotional benefits and philosophy. 😜
What a lovely video. I love thyme and would like to use it more medicinally. Can you over do anti bacterial herbs like thyme if used in this way?
Thyme....because it gives you more time😊. I absolutely LOVE your thyme machine. One of my favourite things is to do an olive oil thyme. So lovely on salads. Thank you so much....loved this. xxx
I just harvested some thyme and I am making tea now. I hope I have sweet dreams tonight!
I absolutely love thyme .I add it to most of my foods and my moringa smoothies .
Love you channel 😍
Thank you
Just found your page 🙏 wow
The P Vibes, Popa T!!! New to the channel, really digging the content.TY
I cook my lamb with thyme and red wine and it’s so amazing to my taste buds. Even if I don’t add wine I Have to add Thyme to my Lamb it’s a yummy combination
This made me go in my garden in midst of the night n grab load of tyhme to make a tea. I got 3 types one is a lemon scent...it really is amazing herb class of its own..Italians use it allot and nice on poached eggs.
Epic Thyme 🌱
Just smelling thyme for me is relaxing/calming.
I’m glad I took this Time to consider Thyme. It’s about time for a few more puns about thyme!
Thyme is of the essence
@@stanlindert6332 Right on Thyme! 🤙🏼
@@brodiwheeler7583 Thyme is on my side...yes it is.
@@stanlindert6332 This is OUR Thyme!
@@brodiwheeler7583 Thyme for a cool change
LOVE! ❤️❤️
Loved this video!! Your father seems like such a neat person, and his gardens are just beautiful, enchanting 💖🧚♀️🌱🌹🌿 I must ask, your not the first person I've heard call in the ancestors over plants,animals, ect, is it a form of shamanism? Very curious to know! Thank you!