Yes! You were right! Congratulations! I'm glad you liked the episode! Thanks for playing. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Yay!!! I'm so glad you had fun! We will definitely add to the series! Thanks for watching! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Yes! I got it right! A few years back I took this herb because I was having trouble staying awake throughout the day. Not only did it help me wake up and feel energetic throughout the day, it actually helped me sleep better.
This was a fun few minutes. I love HomeGrown Herbalist, I am a student and enjoy it. I agree with the commenter who said add it to the school. Great way to learn, good job Jenni:) Looking forward to Episode 2!
What fun! Thank you, Jenni-Leigh Rose! Fun to have a win first thing in the morning, and to have it be about nerdy herby stuff, well bonus! Thanks, and keep going!
I'm glad! We have four episodes filmed already, so you will be seeing more in the next couple weeks. Thanks for listening. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
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Hello! Good for you, you got it. :) I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine.
Was your first guess Siberian Ginseng? Good job! :) I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. We are planning on making a series. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Rhodiola?? When I was in high school and was a gymnast I had a very hippy coach. My Mom said never take anything she talked about unless I got permission from her and my dad.
@triciapogue6637 Pretty good guess! Rhodiola is also a renowned adaptogen, and it has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for centuries. In TCM, rhodiola is known as "Hong Jing Tian". It has some similar medicinal properties as Siberian Ginseng! :) Jenni Rose- HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
That was fun, thanks! TeresaSue p.s. the clue that tipped me off was that it had a cool energy. I definitely remember Doc Jones talking about that, comparing it to regular ginseng when he was discussing herbs in one of the lesson modules.
Hi Mark! I'm glad you had fun! We are going to make a whole series. Just finished filming our first four episodes, so stay tuned! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Really like this new format as well as the old! This is fun AND educational LOL! Love HomeGrown Herbalist channel! Blessings on your day Kiddos!🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿
We love to teach with games! We are hoping to do more of it! I'm glad you like it. Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Picked up that it was Ginseng early on. When you mentioned it was a cooling herb, that narrowed it to Siberian! Thanks for a great video, and looking forward to more!
Thank you, Jenni! My daughter has always woken up in the middle.of the night since she was a baby. She has a lack of energy theoughout the day. This may be just what she needs! I will share this info with her!
You're welcome! There are lots of pharmaceutical options out there that help with sleep but they leave you feeling drowsy and groggy all day. Siberian ginseng is unique in that it helps with daytime energy levels AND sleep! I hope she is able to get some deep, restful sleep! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Hi Jasmine! I'm glad you thought it was fun. We had fun making it, and we are planning on making a whole series! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Yay! This was so good. I haven't taken it, but I'm glad to know more about it. I just joined the academy and have been reviewing Lesson 1, so knowing it was an adaptogen narrowed it down for me. Thanks for this, it was fun!
Hi Linda! Welcome to the school, we're happy you're here. :) I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for listening! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Good job! :) Thanks for watching! I figured the habitat clue would give it away for some folks! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Yep! You got it! Siberian Ginseng. Great job! I'm glad you liked the video! We will continue to add to the series. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Yay! Congrats on getting it right. :) I'm glad you are excited for more episodes because more are definitely coming! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Hi Sandra! I'm glad it was helpful. We are definitely going to make more Name that Herb episodes. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Yes! I got it right 😁😁😁 Russia and northern Asia made me think Siberia, but that just confirmed my guess. What gave it away was the clue that it is a gentle stimulant that older and little people can take. I quickly went though the ginsengs in my mind and remembered that Siberian was the gentle one.
Boy, I live in WI where alot of ginseng is grown and the amount of spray commercial ginseng gets on it during it's three years before harvest would stop me from using any gensing product. I would have to find organic woods grown, commercial gensing probably as harmful as any good you would recieve! believe me I worked on shang farm for ten years, lots of herbicides,pestisides and fungisides!
Hey! That works! :) Were you thinking Panax Ginseng? A lot of people guessed Panax. There are a lot of similarities! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Can you please do a video on Long COVID that also covers EBV/POTS/CFS/MCAS and all the alphabet soup that goes along with Long COVID. My child is suffering and we need your help!
Hi Julia! Rhodiola is a much-loved adaptogen in Traditional Chinese medicine, so good guess! Thanks for watching. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Two awesome adaptogens commonly used it Chinese medicine! That was a really close guess! Good job! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
@@JenniRoseHGH I haven't really used much yet...I recently bought some of each to add to my apothecary. I guess I need to hurry up and start incorporating some in my daily routine...I struggle with sleep!
I struggle with sleep too! Though most of my problem is the toddler in my bed. I don't think Siberian Ginseng will help much with that particular sleep problem...except to give me the energy to keep up with her. 🤣 I hope Siberian ginseng helps you get some great sleep! @@babsblan
Great video, I like hearing the different historical aspects. I want to get this herb and I see you have it on your website. What would be the dosing amount though?
Hi Kristy. I love history too. :) Siberian Ginseng effects everyone a little differently. It's a good idea to start with a lower dose (1/4 teaspoon of tincture) and gradually increase it (up to a teaspoon of tincture) to assess your body's response and tolerance. That usually does the trick for most people. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
I had no clue. Ginseng is not on my radar. If I can't grow it successfully I dont really study it. We have American ginseng around but it is illegal to harvest here. Unfortunately, people pay big money for it here and an illegal harvest wipes out entire patches of it. I could grow it legally, but there is a certain unsavory element that is always looking for it, that I do not want to invite near ny property.
How do you take this herb to get the most benefit? Would you use a powder, make a tea, tincture? (Mainly looking for help sleeping...and daytime energy)
We use the tincture at my house, but those other two methods are also great. The tincture is fast acting and more bioavailable. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Really close guess! Rhodiola is also a prized adaptogen in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Interestingly, it shares some other medicinal qualities with Siberian Ginseng! Rhodiola and Siberian Ginseng are both fans of cold climates too. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
I really need some help to save my pet rat. I sent a message on the FB page. She cant breathe. Ive spent 500$ plus on vet visits, 3 diffent kinds of antibiotics and albuteral. Its been months and nothing is helping. Her breathing is gurgly in her lungs and nose. Like a constant snoring sound. Shes lost weight, and is now taking deep gasps every few breaths. Please, if you have any advice, id be forever appreciative. Shes my baby, and i dont want to give up on her.
Thank you doc, I am using for myself and my husband all the herbal teas based on your video, God they do work better and quicker than medication!!! You truly are a God’s gift for spreading your knowledge
Hi I have a question , i've more recently started to learn about herbs, and I'm certainly interested in your class. One question I have is about the potency of some of the nutrients in the herbs. The reason I am asking is I have noticed often herbalist will compare a plant to something like an orange and tell you how much more vitamin C is in a certain plant compared to an orange. My question is, is that gram for gram Because I'm Thinking i could easy eat 2 oranges a day in a week The weight would never compare to the amount of red raspberry I have in tea Or how much parsley i could eat. That's just an example of something I have been wondering I hope it makes sense. I'm just trying to learn. Thank you so much. I am enjoying your videos.
Good guess, you weren't too far off! Both are prized adaptogens in TCM and Ayurvedic medicine! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Good guess Amy! Traditional Chinese medicine uses two types of ginseng: Panax Ginseng and Siberian Ginseng. Panax has a very hot yang energy, while Siberian is cooling and yin. They are both wonderful stimulants and adaptogens, but Panax is much more intense! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Hey Connie! That was an interesting guess. Was it because it's an adaptogen and can be used in dementia and Alzheimer's cases? Gingko and Siberian ginseng both grow in China as well, so lots of similarities! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
@@JenniRoseHGH Yes, but it really was a guess since I am still working on getting my herbs and their benefits arranged in my mind. I am heavily into learning the benefits of individual herbs but I’m 68 years old and I find that I forget about as much as I remember. 😳😳
Hi Willie! It's not time-sensitive. You can work at your own pace. We also offer lifetime enrollment so students have access to school content forever, and we are adding new lessons all the time! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
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This is a fun way to learn about herbs!
A game show everyone can watch. Great job!🎉
I would have never guessed. 🤯
Great video!
I got it when you mentioned Siberia. I like this series.
Ginseng?? YES!!!!! I'm shocked that I guessed right. Looking forward to more 'Name that Herb".
Yes! You were right! Congratulations! I'm glad you liked the episode! Thanks for playing. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
That was fun! Guessed it right on #1 but confirmed it on #2 and after. More Name That Herb please!! 🙂
Jennie!!!! Do more or add this to the school. This was so much fun, and I so enjoy you when you show up and teach. Again! Again!
Yay!!! I'm so glad you had fun! We will definitely add to the series! Thanks for watching! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
That was fun!
I 1/2 got it right with Ginseng but didn't specify Siberian.
Please do more of these, that was cool!
Thanks 😊
Siberia Ginseng. This is fun. Thanks
Thank you Jenni! This was informative and fun!🎉🎉🎉
I love this! Please keep doing this Jenni. This is so helpful. I'm going to pick up some Siberian Ginseng. Thank you.
Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad it was helpful. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Plz do keep doing this. This was fun, and helpful. Great fun class.
Yes! I got it right! A few years back I took this herb because I was having trouble staying awake throughout the day. Not only did it help me wake up and feel energetic throughout the day, it actually helped me sleep better.
Congrats on guessing it right! Thanks for watching. :) Siberian Ginseng is so wonderful for promoting deep restful sleep!
I got it right! It was the clue about where it grows and that it likes cold to grow best that gave it away. What fun, thanks!
This was a fun few minutes. I love HomeGrown Herbalist, I am a student and enjoy it. I agree with the commenter who said add it to the school. Great way to learn, good job Jenni:) Looking forward to Episode 2!
That was fun and informative! Thank you! 🙂
I'm glad you had fun. Thanks for listening! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
What fun! Thank you, Jenni-Leigh Rose! Fun to have a win first thing in the morning, and to have it be about nerdy herby stuff, well bonus! Thanks, and keep going!
I just found this and I LOVE IT! That was so fun!!!
Wonderful!!! 😊
Thank you. :) You are so kind.
I got it! Yay! Took me a while, because I’m new at studying herbs, but yay me!!
Love this video and looking forward to more episodes.
I'm glad! We have four episodes filmed already, so you will be seeing more in the next couple weeks. Thanks for listening. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
I keep getting "invalid argument " when I try to hit the bell for all notifications 😮
You stumped me with this one good job!
Shoot. I'm sorry the notification bell is being uncooperative today. Your support means a lot though, so thanks for trying! Maybe it will work tomorrow. :)
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What a fun idea for a series!
Thank you! We are having fun making this series. I'm glad you like it. :)
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I was so close! I kept thinking genseng but the climate was wrong
This was so good, even Though I missed it live, I got it correct. Fabulous way to help us learn these very important herbs. Thank you 🌟🌟🌟
Hello! Good for you, you got it. :) I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine.
Ha!! Should have gone with my first gut thought, but thought that was too easy. 🤣🤣🤣. Love this video I hope you make it a series.
Was your first guess Siberian Ginseng? Good job! :) I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. We are planning on making a series. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
I just love this way of learning. This was so much fun!!
Rhodiola?? When I was in high school and was a gymnast I had a very hippy coach. My Mom said never take anything she talked about unless I got permission from her and my dad.
@triciapogue6637 Pretty good guess! Rhodiola is also a renowned adaptogen, and it has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for centuries. In TCM, rhodiola is known as "Hong Jing Tian". It has some similar medicinal properties as Siberian Ginseng! :) Jenni Rose- HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
That was fun, thanks! TeresaSue p.s. the clue that tipped me off was that it had a cool energy. I definitely remember Doc Jones talking about that, comparing it to regular ginseng when he was discussing herbs in one of the lesson modules.
Oh wow! You have a great memory! Doc is a big fan of Siberian ginseng. Good job! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
That was fun. Do another one!
Hi Mark! I'm glad you had fun! We are going to make a whole series. Just finished filming our first four episodes, so stay tuned! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Really like this new format as well as the old! This is fun AND educational LOL! Love HomeGrown Herbalist channel! Blessings on your day Kiddos!🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿
We love to teach with games! We are hoping to do more of it! I'm glad you like it. Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Picked up that it was Ginseng early on. When you mentioned it was a cooling herb, that narrowed it to Siberian! Thanks for a great video, and looking forward to more!
Good catch Christopher! Thank you so much for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine.
Siberian ginseng
Cute idea
I'm glad you liked it! Thanks for listening. :)
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Love this! Great work, good idea, keep it up!
I'm glad you liked it! Thank you. We will definitely keep the series going. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine.
Agreed...this was fun and kept you on your toes! All the tips are a super PLUS!
Hi! I'm so glad you had fun and enjoyed the tips! Thank you for watching. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
that was fun
Thank you, Jenni! My daughter has always woken up in the middle.of the night since she was a baby. She has a lack of energy theoughout the day. This may be just what she needs! I will share this info with her!
You're welcome! There are lots of pharmaceutical options out there that help with sleep but they leave you feeling drowsy and groggy all day. Siberian ginseng is unique in that it helps with daytime energy levels AND sleep! I hope she is able to get some deep, restful sleep! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
This is a really fun way to learn about herbs! I hope you make other videos like this :)
Hi Jasmine! I'm glad you thought it was fun. We had fun making it, and we are planning on making a whole series! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
I really enjoyed your episode 1 of Name That Herb. Thank you.
Thanks for listening! We have more episodes coming soon. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
I’m guessing ginseng! Before the reveal. 🙂 I was just reading about this one recently.
Yay! This was so good. I haven't taken it, but I'm glad to know more about it. I just joined the academy and have been reviewing Lesson 1, so knowing it was an adaptogen narrowed it down for me. Thanks for this, it was fun!
Hi Linda! Welcome to the school, we're happy you're here. :) I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for listening! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Yay! I guessed right early on. Habitat gave it away for me. This was fun!
Good job! :) Thanks for watching! I figured the habitat clue would give it away for some folks! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Rhodiola or Siberian Ginsing
What a great video, would love to see more like it. I have learned a ton from the Homegrown School of Botanical Medicine.
Yep! You got it! Siberian Ginseng. Great job! I'm glad you liked the video! We will continue to add to the series. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Wow! That was fun! Can't wait for the next episode! (btw.....I got it right.)
Yay! Congrats on getting it right. :) I'm glad you are excited for more episodes because more are definitely coming! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Thanks, helps in learning. Hope more of these will be available.
Hi Sandra! I'm glad it was helpful. We are definitely going to make more Name that Herb episodes. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
That's a fun video. I don't know what the herb was but love the background on the herb
Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you liked it. :) Jenn Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Yes! I got it right 😁😁😁 Russia and northern Asia made me think Siberia, but that just confirmed my guess. What gave it away was the clue that it is a gentle stimulant that older and little people can take. I quickly went though the ginsengs in my mind and remembered that Siberian was the gentle one.
You must be student in our school! Good job Kelly. :) You have a good memory! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Yes! I love the school :) love learning and helping my family stay healthy 💚
That was cute!
Hi Crystal. You are so kind! Thank you for watching! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Great information! Thank you
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the info. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
❤🎉🎉🎉this was great😊
Great informATION THanks!
I'm glad you enjoyed the info Karen. Thanks for listening! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
I got it. Love this
Yay! You guessed it right? What gave it away? :)
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Thank you for information doc Jones.
This was really cool. Keep up the good work❤
You are so kind Maddy. Thank you! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Please continue with these. I love them.
I can’t believe I got it right!😊
Boy, I live in WI where alot of ginseng is grown and the amount of spray commercial ginseng gets on it during it's three years before harvest would stop me from using any gensing product. I would have to find organic woods grown, commercial gensing probably as harmful as any good you would recieve! believe me I worked on shang farm for ten years, lots of herbicides,pestisides and fungisides!
Ginseng??
Im chuffed I got this right.
This is a wonderful way to learn I also should have gone with my first impression which was half right got the ginsing right😂
Hey! That works! :) Were you thinking Panax Ginseng? A lot of people guessed Panax. There are a lot of similarities! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Can you please do a video on Long COVID that also covers EBV/POTS/CFS/MCAS and all the alphabet soup that goes along with Long COVID. My child is suffering and we need your help!
Siberian Ginseng! What a fun idea!
You got it! :) Thanks for listening Linda. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Rhodiola
Hi Julia! Rhodiola is a much-loved adaptogen in Traditional Chinese medicine, so good guess! Thanks for watching. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Schisandra Chinensis/ Rhodiolia
Two awesome adaptogens commonly used it Chinese medicine! That was a really close guess! Good job! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Siberian Ginseng may interact with blood thinners and some steroids.
I am using this herb, jingsing and many other herbs and it’s a miracle, I will never go back
I was guessing either ginseng or ashwagandha.
Good guess! Thanks for watching. Both of those are awesome adaptogens. Which kind of ginseng do you prefer? Siberian, American or Panax?
@@JenniRoseHGH I haven't really used much yet...I recently bought some of each to add to my apothecary. I guess I need to hurry up and start incorporating some in my daily routine...I struggle with sleep!
I struggle with sleep too! Though most of my problem is the toddler in my bed. I don't think Siberian Ginseng will help much with that particular sleep problem...except to give me the energy to keep up with her. 🤣 I hope Siberian ginseng helps you get some great sleep! @@babsblan
I use suma root for moring energy too.
Great video, I like hearing the different historical aspects. I want to get this herb and I see you have it on your website. What would be the dosing amount though?
Hi Kristy. I love history too. :) Siberian Ginseng effects everyone a little differently. It's a good idea to start with a lower dose (1/4 teaspoon of tincture) and gradually increase it (up to a teaspoon of tincture) to assess your body's response and tolerance. That usually does the trick for most people. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Is it best to take as a tincture, capsule or a tea? @@JenniRoseHGH
Ooh, so much fun! Good clues, because I was able to guess correctly. :)
Would you do a video on macular degeneration and cataracts, please and thank-you.
Have you finished and published your book on Herbalism and Critters?
I had no clue. Ginseng is not on my radar. If I can't grow it successfully I dont really study it. We have American ginseng around but it is illegal to harvest here. Unfortunately, people pay big money for it here and an illegal harvest wipes out entire patches of it.
I could grow it legally, but there is a certain unsavory element that is always looking for it, that I do not want to invite near ny property.
Ginsing!
Great Job! Thanks for listening. :) Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
I have joined
Yay! Welcome Peggy. Glad you are here! :)
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What a great game! 5 stars for you Jenni! I am looking forward to this series.
Thank you Mary! We have more episodes on the way! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
How do you take this herb to get the most benefit? Would you use a powder, make a tea, tincture? (Mainly looking for help sleeping...and daytime energy)
We use the tincture at my house, but those other two methods are also great. The tincture is fast acting and more bioavailable.
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Rhodiola rosea
Really close guess! Rhodiola is also a prized adaptogen in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Interestingly, it shares some other medicinal qualities with Siberian Ginseng! Rhodiola and Siberian Ginseng are both fans of cold climates too. Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Ashwaganda
Close guess! :) Ashwagandha is also an awesome adaptogen!
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Yay I got it!! Is Siberian ginseng okay to be taken by toddlers? I’m wondering if it could aid my toddler with her night terrors😴
Congrats on guessing it right! :) I'm sorry your child is having night terrors. Does your toddler have asthma?
Goldenrod
Shsandra berry
How is Siberian ginseng different from American ginseng?
Mullien (sp?) Because of the "adaptegen" clue. I don't think it's right though because nothing was said about the lungs.
I really need some help to save my pet rat. I sent a message on the FB page. She cant breathe. Ive spent 500$ plus on vet visits, 3 diffent kinds of antibiotics and albuteral. Its been months and nothing is helping. Her breathing is gurgly in her lungs and nose. Like a constant snoring sound. Shes lost weight, and is now taking deep gasps every few breaths. Please, if you have any advice, id be forever appreciative. Shes my baby, and i dont want to give up on her.
Super fun Video and I guessed correct Siberian ginseng
Yes!!! Good job! What gave it away? Was it the habitat clue? Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
rhodiola
Thank you doc, I am using for myself and my husband all the herbal teas based on your video, God they do work better and quicker than medication!!! You truly are a God’s gift for spreading your knowledge
Hi I have a question , i've more recently started to learn about herbs, and I'm certainly interested in your class. One question I have is about the potency of some of the nutrients in the herbs. The reason I am asking is I have noticed often herbalist will compare a plant to something like an orange and tell you how much more vitamin C is in a certain plant compared to an orange. My question is, is that gram for gram
Because I'm
Thinking i could easy eat 2 oranges a day in a week
The weight would never compare to the amount of red raspberry I have in tea
Or how much parsley i could eat.
That's just an example of something I have been wondering I hope it makes sense. I'm just trying to learn. Thank you so much. I am enjoying your videos.
Usually when they’re talking up an herb’s nutritional content like that it’s gram for gram.
Ashwaganda ?
Good guess, you weren't too far off! Both are prized adaptogens in TCM and Ayurvedic medicine!
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I don't know Chinese medicinal very well...buy I'm thinking ginseng.
Good guess Amy! Traditional Chinese medicine uses two types of ginseng: Panax Ginseng and Siberian Ginseng. Panax has a very hot yang energy, while Siberian is cooling and yin. They are both wonderful stimulants and adaptogens, but Panax is much more intense! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Siberian Ginseng!
Is it ginseng?
Hello. Do you still sell tea?
Ginko Baloba?
Hey Connie! That was an interesting guess. Was it because it's an adaptogen and can be used in dementia and Alzheimer's cases? Gingko and Siberian ginseng both grow in China as well, so lots of similarities!
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@@JenniRoseHGH Yes, but it really was a guess since I am still working on getting my herbs and their benefits arranged in my mind. I am heavily into learning the benefits of individual herbs but I’m 68 years old and I find that I forget about as much as I remember. 😳😳
Rhodiola rosea was my guess.
Siberian Gensing?
Yep! Great job! Thanks for playing! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Wait what does fresh garlic have to do with husbands libido?!
Can I work through the course in my own time or is it time sensitive?
Hi Willie! It's not time-sensitive. You can work at your own pace. We also offer lifetime enrollment so students have access to school content forever, and we are adding new lessons all the time! Jenni Rose - HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
Ginseng?
Oh my gosh, I got it right!! I swear I posted my guess before we got the answer. I did miss the Siberian part, though. That was fun!
Great job Danette! You did it! I'm so glad you had fun.@@dannettepeters1507
ginseng ??