6 Herbs for Pain Relief ~ Self Reliance Herbal Remedies
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- 6 Herbs for Pain Relief ~ Self Reliance Herbal Remedies
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Seeds to grow your own:
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Once in awhile there are videos that you wish you could give more than one thumbs-up or one heart to. This is that video ! We have wild lettuce all over our property. I never knew it was good for anything! Thank you!
This young guy that seems to really know his stuff did a video about the different types of wild lettuce yesterday or the day before. His channel is Feral Foraging. I think there are 3 or 4 different kinds of it growing wild everywhere.
My adult son had a very bad cut that probably should have been stitched. He made a paste of cayenne pepper and colloidal silver. It stopped the bleeding and helped healing with no infection and very little scarring.
Feverfew, rosemary, white willow bark, Clove, cayenne pepper, wild lettuce….
Thank you for doing the medicine videos!! This was the next area I am wanting to learn. I really appreciate it. Thank you!
Lots more coming... I'm just doing them in small videos so not to overwhelm anyone.
@@HomesteadCorner Thank you ❤🎉
Jinny, if you could give us a heads up on which tincture you’re going to do, we could get the supplies ready. Thanks for doing this.
I have a rosemary tincture that I use on my hair where it is thinning. It seems to help a lot.
Fantastic! I'm just becoming interested in medicinal herbs/foraging, so I'm excited for you to share your knowledge. Thank you.
I would love to watch how you make tinctures 🎉 Thank you!!
Gonna be a great series. So much to learn. The manufacturing of medications (prescriptions or over the counter) has become very alarming . I know zero about home remedy I grow a few herbs but will watch and plant more.
Just had Foot Surgery, Thank you ❤
Yes I did write it all down , lol , THANK YOU JINNE
A video on your tinctures would be AMAZING!!! ❤️👍💪🙏🇺🇸
Thanks Jinny. I'm looking forward to hearing more.
Hi. Here in Maine .One of my favorites is calendula with plantain and yarrow from the yard. I make salve great for bug bites. As well as sunburn, and much more. I’m going to try the rosemary.
I would love it if you shared your procedure for making the salve. I’ve been buying calendula salve so it would be a money saver if I could make my own. Thank you.
@@debbienielsen368 You can get dried calendula at a health food store. Then pick yarrow and plantain found in most yards. Making sure no pesticides have been sprayed. My tip for drying is in my car on a paper towel in this hot weather. Then infuse 1/3 of each in your oil of choice. I usually use a good olive oil or almond oil. Cover over the top of dried plants in a glass covered jar and set in a dark space for 3-4 weeks. I shake them periodically. Next pour through cheesecloth. I’ll link the next step where I add the oil to beeswax for the measurements.
We put Lions Mane in our coffee. It really does work!
If I might ask, what you use it for and what are the results. Interested in learning not being nosy.
@linda487nc No problem! We are 65 and starting to experience some brain fog. 1/8 teaspoon of powdered lions mane in our Morning coffee and 95% of brain fog gone. BTW Salmon also works but more expensive.
@@59kuphoff I have experienced more issues with brain fog since COVID, either from having it or losing my hubby to COVID (Dr said grief can cause issues as well) Either way, I'm 58 and don't want to end up in a nursing home before my time because of memory issues etc. Don't know that much about the benefits of different mushrooms but I'm going to see if I can either make a tincture or find it in capsule form. Thank you for sharing the information!
. I'm so sorry for your loss! I hope you find the same benefits that we do. God bless you, Karla
This is good information to know. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! Looking forward to your tincture information!
Also, teasel root works for some people!
I just dehydrated lots of wild lettuce. Going to do a whole lot more, too! 😉
Thank you Jinne! I SUFFER from Osteoarthritis and I am looking for natural remedies.
Good video, thanks for sharing YAH bless !
I can't wait for your video, Thank you
Looking forward to your videos on herbs, thanks for sharing this one!
Good advice
My go to for pain is tea made from 2 rounded teaspoons ground up wild lettuce leaves, 1 of catnip or chamomile and 1 of skullcap. I can't take an NSAID of any kind. I also can't do capsaicin, but do keep a cayenne tincture for other people emergencies.
Clove has been a godsend for my toothache. It works when nothing else does
I have wild ( morphine) lettuce growing all over my yard and garden area, I need to put some up for later use, will it still work if I dry it and seal it in glass jars?
Yes! Dry is the best way to preserve it! 💕🇺🇸
How do you make tinctures from these herbs I've never heard of this or know how to do this
Tincture video coming next week. 💕🇺🇸
And stinging nettle! Headaches, anti-histamine
My sister makes nettle tincture for her immune system-she swears by it.
I make white willow tincture and boy ~ it works better than aspirin & Aleve, etc. For years i was dependent on the latter for pain relief, but my White Willow tinctures work just as fast, pan relief lasts just as long without the bad side effects !
Can you share how you make/use? Thx
@@user-hx4hc4wf9j I buy white willow bark at our local health food store . I put 4 ounces of it in a quart jar, then pour 80 proof vodka over it, completely covering the bark , stirring it until it is all saturated. (Sometimes this requires more vodka after stirring.) Then I cover the jar , label the date & contents on it, and place the jar in a cool dark cabinet. Really easy-peasy ! I usually let the tincture sit about 2 months or more before straining. ~ My husband & I take 3 tsps. every eight hours when we are experiencing a lot of pain, and it works well !
Thank you! ❤
Herbs for pain relief: feverfew, rosemary, white willow bark interior), clove (teeth ache),cayenne pepper (salve), wild lettuce(white milky fluid)
Thanks Jinne
Definitely on my list of important skills to learn!!
Thanks
Thank you for this video. I learn so much from you
Looking forward to your how-to videos.
Jinnie, I would LOVE to hear your book recommendations on herbal medicine. I have amassed a library of books on this. Talk about shock seeing how we have been whodoo'd by the "sorcery" people. You know....That big industry that uses a ph to spell farm? There are some nuggets in every book. Please give us your library suggestions. I love cross referencing different aliments and herbs. Just WOW! Pretty please give us some book recommendations!!! 😁
I think you're reading my mind, herbal books are on for today! 💕🇺🇸
@@HomesteadCorner WOOT!!!!! 😁😁
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Some of the wild lettuces have a cream colored latex.
Thank you but a lot us do not know how to make a tincture can you tell us how to use these herbs in more detail for us thanks. God Bless
Yes, I will be doing a tincture video next week.
I’ve been looking all over my area (North East Texas) for Wild Lettuce. I’m sure it’s around…I just can’t find it. Looking for seeds.
Apparently something happened to my reply regarding where to find wild lettuce seeds and in dried form. Apologies if that was not appropriate.
@@linda487nc - I didn’t see your response … lol…so I don’t know
Someone mentioned a video on how to forage it and collect seeds etc. The video is on the Feral Foraging channel. Maybe you could pick up some tips from that. I'm going to watch it next. I have several kinds growing in and around my yard but my husband used to spray roundup on the edges of our flower gardens so I'm not too sure about using them. I will have to forage some from someplace else.
Papaver somniferum... The OG pain relief plant. (Its use goes back thousands of years.) Breadseed Poppy is in the somniferum family of poppies. If you enjoy using poppyseed in cooking, you can grow your own poppies for poppyseed. Just saying...