Yes I have! I've learned a lot these last few years. One of my favorites is a combination of herbs that help relax my muscles and help my brain calm down and sleep better.
I, recently, started making tinctures with 100 proof Vodka (don't know how people drink that stuff for pleasure!). Hawthorn Berry, Mullein, Rosemary, and I've started one with garlic pieces and skins. Thank you for sharing so much knowledge! 💚
On the topic of religious restrictions it was super funny last week cause I commented to a friend that I need to remember to ask the bishop where to get cheap vodka and they just stared at me like "your bishop drinks?!" "No. My bishop is a professional chef who I know makes their own vanilla in bulk every year." 😂
You are so right. God made these things for our health... including small amounts of alcohol as medicine, as a cleanser, and as a preservative, etc.. And thanks for explaining how "bitters" work.
@@minihomesteadcookinghow's it been so far? Is the detail for actually making things good? I've seen plenty that seem to only give estimates, which doesn't seem nearly consistent enough to me.
I just finished the school and I'm glad I "bit the bullet" and took the course.( I got a scholarship to another more expensive herbal school and boy, I'm glad I didn't have to pay for it!) Doc' school is really good and you get a life time access to everything and new things are always being added
@@tracy419 If you can't afford the course at this time get Doc's book "the Home Grown Herbalist." The first half of the book is about making tinctures, salves, etc
As I'm learning I like to get my herbs in food, so there's less worry about dosage. I lowered my borderline-high BP by putting cinnamon on my oatmeal, cayenne in my tomato soup, and eating garlic bread more often. I've gotten some powdered herbs, alcohol, and amber bottles so I can make some tinctures...and I've got seeds for at least a dozen different herbs to grow this year, in addition to my dandelions, lambs quarter, shepherd's purse, mallow, purslane, hollyhocks. So much to learn!!!
LOL! "getting the bejeebers kicked out of me" I can relate! But I really appreciated this because I'm learning more about herbs and such that are good for arthritis for both me and my older Border collie. And the young dogs, too, I want to do more preventative 'medicine'. I have arthritis in my thumbs, and that makes it tough to do my farm work, garden, shovel snow, or even drive some days. I've always been a huge fan of vets. As a little girl I went on ambulatory calls with Cornell vets because my sister wanted to be a vet (back in the day when they really didn't let women in). Then I went on a lot of cow calls in the '70's in high school. I'm a horse person, but this is dairy country. There are a lot of human doctors I don't think much of, and I've had a few 'discussions' with because they are wrong. EX: They wanted me to take omeprazole forever. This makes no sense to me because if omeprazole cures an ulcer in a horse's stomach, it will cure my ulcer. I leave them speechless, and I didn't take that at all, because a sip of vinegar did the trick! Thanks Dr. Jones.
I used to make my own breastfeeding boosting herbal tinctures and teas. I ordered bulk dried herbs in organic alcohol. I know now that some plants are best preserved fresh, different parts of the plant is best. Still it was easy and fun.
I made my first tinctures this year to combat a repeat bronchitis attack. Made my first venture into a liquor store also. The tinctures worked. Tasted absolutely horrific but they worked. First time to have bronchitis and not have a repeat even after taking prescription medication for the first go around. If I have another attack, will start the tincture treatment sooner!
@@lifestylehomestead Thyme for the cough, oregano for natural antibiotic. I also purchased comfrey, calendula, and elecampane tinctures. Although the first tinctures I purchased were off Amazon, they actually came from Home Grown Herbalist. So the next time I ordered, I went straight to Doc Jones's site. The thyme and oregano tinctures I made myself. I have since purchased dried comfrey and calendula to make future tinctures with so I can make sure I have on hand if I need. Plus calendula you can use to make salves with.
You Sir are the happiest moment in life. You bring peace to the chaos . My heart calms and anxiety subsides. Thank you for all the goodness you do. Be blessed kind sir.
Wow!!! Were you listening to the conversation I was just having on Sunday with my local apothecary? Lol I was expressing how I wish they taught a class on the best way to take herbs and what each method means.. This video clarifies all the confusion I had. THANK YOU for simplifying!!!!!
Your advice and your manner is always so warm and helpful. I've been growing my own herbs and taking teas from my garden for many years now. People always try to tell me that I should be doing this or that and teas are not good enough. I also enjoy the practice of replenishing my dried stores each year--if there's any left, out it goes on the compost pile. Thank you for confirming what I guess I've found to be my truth. I do love my daily herbal teas. Many blessings. 🌿
Thank you! This was fun to attend a live show! I have made a few tinctures since I started watching your channel. Cayenne tincture, lactucarium (using bolted romaine lettuce) tincture, thyme, sage and rosemary tincture also.
It’s probably been asked, but did not see if it was… what if you don’t want to do the traditional oral ingestion, does transdermal have the same effect ie: like a calendula cream vs a tea or tincture? THANK YOU!!!! 😊
I made a mullein tincture for my grandson with asthma. Oh my goodness the difference is amazing. I put the tincture in a small amount of juice. Thank you for all do to help us do better.
Capsules have a negative of containing glyphosate. They are made from gmo eating animal bones. Vegetarian capsules have similar issues also. Both can contain glyphosate.
Keep wanting to do the school. I also hope the stupid emergencies like having the water heater break, or having to have dental work that zaps the savings will stop.
Some herbs need an alcohol to remove certain chemicals that our bodies can pull out naturally so it also depends on extraction method. Water, glycerin, alcohol and steam. Glycerin is actually a form of natural soap. It's made by mixing with lye do if you're wanting a more natural form they don't go that route. Thank you for all the information.
I know a lady that uses glycerin to make her extracts vanilla etc. She has them for a year. Making a half a gallon at a time leaving them in her pantry on the shelf and they never go bad.
Tinctures are always my first grab, but I will say that when my family was weathering covid I (the mom of the family and the herbalist...) got SUPER tired of taking tinctures. I see a lot of value in a good understanding of using herbs in various ways....and of stocking them in various ways. I love your daughter's tea line and have even tinctured a couple of the teas, so we can take them either way. We have a nice supply of what I call "40 Winks Tinc"--lol...great tea and good in tincture form as well. I've tinctured Nourishing Roots, too. Thanks for all that you share!
Thank you for this incredible information! New home, new area and new garden. Kind of new life as I had a stroke before we moved… so throw that into the mix and everything seems interesting or not at all lol… I appreciate your videos!!
I’m a Catholic and I every Sunday can you attend mass? The priest drinks wine at the altar when he’s representing the body of Christ. So I feel I could have a tension made out of alcohol which is basically 1/4 of a teaspoon which I don’t even consider that alcohol consumption. So to make a long story short my favorite way to take herbal medicine is by tincture. thank you for your info on the different methods. Oh just thought I’d mention I dislike glycerin tinctures. Have a nice day.👍
I’ve learned so much from you I have one of your books and have several tinctures made, my husband and I have done this for several years. Like watching your visits with josh and Caroline. Hoping to join your school.
I LOVE LOVE UR VIDEOS, and yes in a month I plan on taking ur course!!! But asking can you do a video about which tincture you can use topical and which will not work topical. Seems like it may be logical, saying if for liver may not work topically... I really would love to know more please!! 💕
Luckily I have learned to swallow most any powder quickly if its good for me lol I am learning these bitter herbs are beneficial so I just chew swallow & flush down quickly. My fire cider is almost beyond my limit but I do it.
Yes I have made my own medicine from herbs and have found the greatest, most inexpensive and potent way is a non-extract concentrate like a paste which is slightly better than the herb only alone, yet there is also citric acid decarb as well.
As always, great information Doc and your presentation is lovely🙏💚. One thing I would suggest is using clear alcohol for tinctures only, like vodka, because darker alcohols, like rum etc have already got "plants" infused in them to give them their flavour and colour. 🤷
I made my own hormone tincture. Today was the day to strain it. I used everclear and holy crapola!! It’s so hot and burns. I even went to boil water right before it steeped I poured it in a shot glass and then dropped in my tincture. It was still strong What else can I use besides alcohol!?
I really like to use calendula steeped in witch hazel for minor skin irritations after gardening. I put it in a spray bottle and spray icy spots. What do you think about that? I just made it up. IT's lovely and works instantly.
I learned that oregano oil was great to take as 4 drops under the tongue to fight viral infections. Will the oregano leaves do the same? Or oregano tea?
If those folks reading this want to make the best investment for your lives , this is it. Docs school is unprecedented the best education I’ve ever participated in & I am retired now but was in the medical profession. You won’t be sorry, if you love to learn and help people , this is it. We are going to need this knowledge the way our medical system is going in 🇨🇦 and I would pretty much say that worldwide. Thanks Doc for making this and many of your vids free here on you tube. All of which should be enough to wet the preverbal whistle. ♥️🌟🇨🇦
I need to say that not everyone lives on a farm or has a big garden or even a little garden. Some of us live in apartments or rent a room from someone. We CAN'T grow our own. My room is also full of the owners personal furniture and stuff. I have a very tiny area to work in. I am blessed to have this room because I lost my home to hurricane Harvey. So all the herbs I have are from the grocery or the internet. Can you please do a video for people like me?
Perhaps you could do a little "wild foraging" to obtain some simple herbs/weeds/ and other "free" foods. You can always dry them in your room and then have them at the ready. Easy to find: Dandelion -all parts, Plantain, Mallow/ Malvaceae Neglecta, Cleavers, Purslane, London Rocket/ Wild Mustard, Russian thistle, & Nettles Rinse/Wash the cut herbs - tie them up with a rubber band, hang them upside down in a dark well ventilated area until they are very dry -then store them in a glass jar with a lid. It's great to do a foraging walk and learn to identify the plants you find as well as the walk is great exercise and health giving.
Just started watching you yesterday. You're hilarious! Sometimes it's not clear what you're saying ( talk fast in different parts of you sentence) but when you crack your little quips it just tickles My funny Bone!!
Randomly stumbled across this video! And super inspired! I love growing my own herbs, but I never use them because I can’t stand the texture of little green “bits” in food lol I’ve often wondered if I could dry and powder them! Love the taste ( of most herbs ) and obviously the health benefits… surely adding powdered herbs into dishes can’t hurt right?
The main use I have for herbs these days is for cold/flu prevention and treatment for my little kids. If I plan to just make a fresh batch each year, would that be an appropriate use for glycerides?
Have you ever made your own herbal medicine?
Yes I have! I've learned a lot these last few years. One of my favorites is a combination of herbs that help relax my muscles and help my brain calm down and sleep better.
Yes, thank you! Your videos are a great help
Since watching your videos, yes!
I, recently, started making tinctures with 100 proof Vodka (don't know how people drink that stuff for pleasure!). Hawthorn Berry, Mullein, Rosemary, and I've started one with garlic pieces and skins. Thank you for sharing so much knowledge! 💚
Yes and one of my favorite homemade tinctures is echinacea root. I have a cabinet filled with my herbal meds.
On the topic of religious restrictions it was super funny last week cause I commented to a friend that I need to remember to ask the bishop where to get cheap vodka and they just stared at me like "your bishop drinks?!"
"No. My bishop is a professional chef who I know makes their own vanilla in bulk every year."
😂
Oooh is love to make vanilla
If you're going to make an alcohol tincture, add a cinnamon stick or two, during the weeks of extraction. It makes everything taste better!
If you like cinnamon 😏
@@emcarver8983 Theres the more expensive vanilla bean option. 😅
Thanks!
Doc, ....YOU are our
💥R O C K S T A R !!💥
Thank you for ALL you do!
God bless you!📖🌱🌾🌿
Always love learning from you. I’ve been messing with herbs for 20 years but I love learning from people who actually know what they are doing 😂
You are so right. God made these things for our health... including small amounts of alcohol as medicine, as a cleanser, and as a preservative, etc.. And thanks for explaining how "bitters" work.
Old Saying I remember.
If it doesn’t taste good. It’s good for you. 🤔🧐
Ladies and Gentlemen, Doc talks about his school.. I can assure you, if were able, I would sign up today.
I signed up today .❤
@@minihomesteadcookinghow's it been so far? Is the detail for actually making things good?
I've seen plenty that seem to only give estimates, which doesn't seem nearly consistent enough to me.
I love what I have seen so far. Some are very long. But I like it. I wish I had more time.
I just finished the school and I'm glad I "bit the bullet" and took the course.( I got a scholarship to another more expensive herbal school and boy, I'm glad I didn't have to pay for it!) Doc' school is really good and you get a life time access to everything and new things are always being added
@@tracy419 If you can't afford the course at this time get Doc's book "the Home Grown Herbalist." The first half of the book is about making tinctures, salves, etc
As I'm learning I like to get my herbs in food, so there's less worry about dosage. I lowered my borderline-high BP by putting cinnamon on my oatmeal, cayenne in my tomato soup, and eating garlic bread more often. I've gotten some powdered herbs, alcohol, and amber bottles so I can make some tinctures...and I've got seeds for at least a dozen different herbs to grow this year, in addition to my dandelions, lambs quarter, shepherd's purse, mallow, purslane, hollyhocks. So much to learn!!!
How exciting. I've been trying to find a way to seriously lower mine. I want off the meds!
LOL! "getting the bejeebers kicked out of me" I can relate! But I really appreciated this because I'm learning more about herbs and such that are good for arthritis for both me and my older Border collie. And the young dogs, too, I want to do more preventative 'medicine'. I have arthritis in my thumbs, and that makes it tough to do my farm work, garden, shovel snow, or even drive some days. I've always been a huge fan of vets. As a little girl I went on ambulatory calls with Cornell vets because my sister wanted to be a vet (back in the day when they really didn't let women in). Then I went on a lot of cow calls in the '70's in high school. I'm a horse person, but this is dairy country. There are a lot of human doctors I don't think much of, and I've had a few 'discussions' with because they are wrong. EX: They wanted me to take omeprazole forever. This makes no sense to me because if omeprazole cures an ulcer in a horse's stomach, it will cure my ulcer. I leave them speechless, and I didn't take that at all, because a sip of vinegar did the trick! Thanks Dr. Jones.
I used to make my own breastfeeding boosting herbal tinctures and teas. I ordered bulk dried herbs in organic alcohol. I know now that some plants are best preserved fresh, different parts of the plant is best. Still it was easy and fun.
Always got strep throat for years around July, Started taking Echinacea purpurea never had again...
I made my first tinctures this year to combat a repeat bronchitis attack. Made my first venture into a liquor store also. The tinctures worked. Tasted absolutely horrific but they worked. First time to have bronchitis and not have a repeat even after taking prescription medication for the first go around. If I have another attack, will start the tincture treatment sooner!
What herb did you use?
@@lifestylehomestead Thyme for the cough, oregano for natural antibiotic. I also purchased comfrey, calendula, and elecampane tinctures. Although the first tinctures I purchased were off Amazon, they actually came from Home Grown Herbalist. So the next time I ordered, I went straight to Doc Jones's site. The thyme and oregano tinctures I made myself. I have since purchased dried comfrey and calendula to make future tinctures with so I can make sure I have on hand if I need. Plus calendula you can use to make salves with.
You Sir are the happiest moment in life. You bring peace to the chaos . My heart calms and anxiety subsides. Thank you for all the goodness you do. Be blessed kind sir.
Hope to join the school one day!!!
Wow!!! Were you listening to the conversation I was just having on Sunday with my local apothecary? Lol I was expressing how I wish they taught a class on the best way to take herbs and what each method means.. This video clarifies all the confusion I had. THANK YOU for simplifying!!!!!
Your advice and your manner is always so warm and helpful. I've been growing my own herbs and taking teas from my garden for many years now. People always try to tell me that I should be doing this or that and teas are not good enough. I also enjoy the practice of replenishing my dried stores each year--if there's any left, out it goes on the compost pile. Thank you for confirming what I guess I've found to be my truth. I do love my daily herbal teas. Many blessings. 🌿
The closest I've ever come to making my own herbal medicine would be teas. This is a great video. Thank you!
thanks for valuable information
Thank you! This was fun to attend a live show! I have made a few tinctures since I started watching your channel. Cayenne tincture, lactucarium (using bolted romaine lettuce) tincture, thyme, sage and rosemary tincture also.
how do you make the Cayenne tincture and what do you use it for? Have you ever made a plantain tincture to apply topically for bug bites?
@@sharonheffner7082I had tons of plantain. ❤
loving your school
Hope you're learning lots!
I just found you and I'm new to tincturing and you are amazing. Funny but right on. Yeshuwa turned water into wine.
It’s probably been asked, but did not see if it was… what if you don’t want to do the traditional oral ingestion, does transdermal have the same effect ie: like a calendula cream vs a tea or tincture? THANK YOU!!!! 😊
I made a mullein tincture for my grandson with asthma. Oh my goodness the difference is amazing. I put the tincture in a small amount of juice. Thank you for all do to help us do better.
Capsules have a negative of containing glyphosate. They are made from gmo eating animal bones. Vegetarian capsules have similar issues also. Both can contain glyphosate.
Keep wanting to do the school. I also hope the stupid emergencies like having the water heater break, or having to have dental work that zaps the savings will stop.
Love your jokes!
I made comfrey water for my plants. Stinky but good for the plants. I also have stinky banana water.
I love your sense of humor- you make this all fun-er
Haha you seriously make my day. Love your laugh. All the info is an added bonus.
Some herbs need an alcohol to remove certain chemicals that our bodies can pull out naturally so it also depends on extraction method. Water, glycerin, alcohol and steam. Glycerin is actually a form of natural soap. It's made by mixing with lye do if you're wanting a more natural form they don't go that route. Thank you for all the information.
Have you done a video on the Liver and varicose veins relationship and what medicinals help
Burdock root for liver
I know a lady that uses glycerin to make her extracts vanilla etc. She has them for a year. Making a half a gallon at a time leaving them in her pantry on the shelf and they never go bad.
16:15 excellent. Exactly what I wanted to know
Thanks, Doc!!
Appreciate you sharing your expertise with us. Love the school!
I’m enjoying it & learning so much!!!
I Love This!! Helps So Much!! QUESTION - Dosing confuses & scares me - especially with autoimmune disease - Graves Disease specifically - THANK YOU!!
Tinctures are always my first grab, but I will say that when my family was weathering covid I (the mom of the family and the herbalist...) got SUPER tired of taking tinctures. I see a lot of value in a good understanding of using herbs in various ways....and of stocking them in various ways.
I love your daughter's tea line and have even tinctured a couple of the teas, so we can take them either way. We have a nice supply of what I call "40 Winks Tinc"--lol...great tea and good in tincture form as well. I've tinctured Nourishing Roots, too.
Thanks for all that you share!
I’m sure mullien helped me when I had covid ❤ I used tea then. Just
Made tinctures of it for pain. ❤
I found that black seed oil is great topical for arthritis pain in my shoulder.
I’ve been recommended this
Thank you love watching you . Where can I learn dosages for each tinctures? And what i can give children and animals?
good question
I find myself coming back to review your videos. Thank you for your work
Diane from PA saving money to enroll in the school.
I have burdock growing in my yard ❤
I'd love for you to do a video on Mimosa 💗 🌸
You can also make fruit leathers. I make raw hawthorn leathers that are really easy to take.
Thank you for this incredible information! New home, new area and new garden. Kind of new life as I had a stroke before we moved… so throw that into the mix and everything seems interesting or not at all lol… I appreciate your videos!!
I’m a Catholic and I every Sunday can you attend mass? The priest drinks wine at the altar when he’s representing the body of Christ. So I feel I could have a tension made out of alcohol which is basically 1/4 of a teaspoon which I don’t even consider that alcohol consumption. So to make a long story short my favorite way to take herbal medicine is by tincture. thank you for your info on the different methods. Oh just thought I’d mention I dislike glycerin tinctures. Have a nice day.👍
21:39 I’d live this joint support recipe. I have hEDS
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 🙌
Thank you. 💚💚💚
Thank you thabk you thank you Dr Patrick!!! God bless
Some very good practical advice & common sense to be found on this channel & recommend it to others!
Well explained. Thank you for sharing.
*Ripe bananas contain alcohol.
I agree 💯 27:25
So happy to see you on here thank you so much!!
You didn't talk about smoking or inhaling, as well as nasal absorption which tend to be fast with higher bioavailability.
I’ve learned so much from you I have one of your books and have several tinctures made, my husband and I have done this for several years. Like watching your visits with josh and Caroline. Hoping to join your school.
Right, I was thinking about breaking open the capsule for slippery elm
I just love your videos!
Yes but I'm learning oh so much more. This is awesome.
I LOVE LOVE UR VIDEOS, and yes in a month I plan on taking ur course!!! But asking can you do a video about which tincture you can use topical and which will not work topical. Seems like it may be logical, saying if for liver may not work topically... I really would love to know more please!! 💕
I'm so glad that you're sharing this information!
Alcohol can also act as a fever reducedr and anti inflammatory. Also good for overheating. Have ou tried flavored vodka to improve taste?
Luckily I have learned to swallow most any powder quickly if its good for me lol I am learning these bitter herbs are beneficial so I just chew swallow & flush down quickly. My fire cider is almost beyond my limit but I do it.
How do you make a tincture from powdered herbs?
I would love to do the school isn't feasible for me right now
Thank you
Thx doc. I have been watching you for maybe six min this now. I saw you have a school. I am very exited to check into it. Much love brother
Yes! But I like yours better! ☺️
What about the tea we get in the grocery store?
I wanted to make the tincture of mullien so it would last longer. I’ve done cold infusions etc too
Yes I have made my own medicine from herbs and have found the greatest, most inexpensive and potent way is a non-extract concentrate like a paste which is slightly better than the herb only alone, yet there is also citric acid decarb as well.
Loved this! Thanks, Dr. Jones!❣
If cayenne improves vascular flexibility can it also help with varicose veins?
Thank you so very much 🌿, this was a most informative and helpful video. Just the information I needed before starting my herbal tinctures and oils .
Have you done a video for book recommendations?
Thank you for the info as always!!
As always, great information Doc and your presentation is lovely🙏💚. One thing I would suggest is using clear alcohol for tinctures only, like vodka, because darker alcohols, like rum etc have already got "plants" infused in them to give them their flavour and colour. 🤷
Do you ever talk about Herbs for Epilepsy or do you teach this in your school?
What's the best herb for severe constant sinus problems? Sometimes congestion, other times post nasal drip. Tons of mucus always. It's maddening!
Can you eat wormwood powdered with honey ?? As anyone who's tasted it knows how awful it is ?
I made my own hormone tincture. Today was the day to strain it. I used everclear and holy crapola!! It’s so hot and burns. I even went to boil water right before it steeped I poured it in a shot glass and then dropped in my tincture. It was still strong What else can I use besides alcohol!?
💕 little boys cry too💕
I thought comfrey was not to be ingested 8:43
@@naturegirl4074 ruclips.net/video/mUXzUPcOP8Q/видео.htmlsi=sfZQ4Rg0iIx1i4kk
What is the best way to take dandelion and burdock root for chronic body inflammation beside the natural raw way ?
@@tihpromotions The dry powder in a smoothie will preserve the fiber to feed your benficial gut bugs. Otherwise tea or tincture are great
I really like to use calendula steeped in witch hazel for minor skin irritations after gardening. I put it in a spray bottle and spray icy spots. What do you think about that? I just made it up. IT's lovely and works instantly.
I didn't know about the glycerine tincture, thx 🤓
Thank you sir, plain God given common sense. Very valuable information. 🙏🏾
I learned that oregano oil was great to take as 4 drops under the tongue to fight viral infections. Will the oregano leaves do the same? Or oregano tea?
I didn't get a notice for this.
Here's the link to watch it :) ruclips.net/video/gNDhJ36cHq4/видео.html
@@HomeGrownHerbalist Thanks, I want to order some rattle snake tincture from you. I live in rattlesnake country!
If those folks reading this want to make the best investment for your lives , this is it. Docs school is unprecedented the best education I’ve ever participated in & I am retired now but was in the medical profession. You won’t be sorry, if you love to learn and help people , this is it. We are going to need this knowledge the way our medical system is going in 🇨🇦 and I would pretty much say that worldwide. Thanks Doc for making this and many of your vids free here on you tube. All of which should be enough to wet the preverbal whistle. ♥️🌟🇨🇦
Do you dilute the tincture when you use it as a topical spray?
Wow hops! Thanks
I grow and dry my own herbs. Have not used them medicinally.
What do you think about salves?
I need to say that not everyone lives on a farm or has a big garden or even a little garden. Some of us live in apartments or rent a room from someone. We CAN'T grow our own. My room is also full of the owners personal furniture and stuff. I have a very tiny area to work in. I am blessed to have this room because I lost my home to hurricane Harvey. So all the herbs I have are from the grocery or the internet. Can you please do a video for people like me?
Perhaps you could do a little "wild foraging" to obtain some simple herbs/weeds/ and other "free" foods. You can always dry them in your room and then have them at the ready. Easy to find: Dandelion -all parts, Plantain, Mallow/ Malvaceae Neglecta, Cleavers, Purslane, London Rocket/ Wild Mustard, Russian thistle, & Nettles Rinse/Wash the cut herbs - tie them up with a rubber band, hang them upside down in a dark well ventilated area until they are very dry -then store them in a glass jar with a lid. It's great to do a foraging walk and learn to identify the plants you find as well as the walk is great exercise and health giving.
17:44
Perfect video
Can you make tincture with ACV?
Just started watching you yesterday. You're hilarious! Sometimes it's not clear what you're saying ( talk fast in different parts of you sentence) but when you crack your little quips it just tickles My funny Bone!!
Randomly stumbled across this video! And super inspired!
I love growing my own herbs, but I never use them because I can’t stand the texture of little green “bits” in food lol
I’ve often wondered if I could dry and powder them! Love the taste ( of most herbs ) and obviously the health benefits… surely adding powdered herbs into dishes can’t hurt right?
The main use I have for herbs these days is for cold/flu prevention and treatment for my little kids. If I plan to just make a fresh batch each year, would that be an appropriate use for glycerides?