The Benefits of Feverfew Tanacetum Parthenium
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GOD bless you Heidi!! Such a blessing. I certainly will be sending you an email.
I noticed yesterday that my feverfew is coming back in, YAY! Tinctured, it works on my headaches, and lower back pain. I gave a bottle to a friend who has had back surgery with a few discs fused and the patches they gave her for pain didn’t work. Feverfew did though. I was surprised at how much more than just pain that it can be used for! Many Blessings!!
Oh WOW. I live in zone 7a and I hope to grow it this year & hope it will come back each year.
@@georgeingridirwin6180 I’m in zone 9, but I really thought it was dead last fall. I hope it comes back for you too.
Do you sell this tincture? I need something because I am in a lot of pain back and foot from sciatica.
@@NansGlobalKitchen no, I don’t sell it. I have a very small garden. Amazon sells a tincture, capsules, and the dried herb if you want to make your own. Many Blessings and I will be praying for you.
@@NansGlobalKitchenI said a prayer for you and stand on Isaiah 53 3-5 that Jesus was whipped for our healing, our healing was paid for. God bless you and give you comfort and strength 🤗🤗🤗
I suffered from migraines all my life… I’m 62. I’ve learned my onset symptoms, (zigzag eye flashers), and would reach for the aspirin as soon as l recognized the vision impairment, and the aspirin would dispel tunnel vision, hearing/sight sensitivity, and nausea so the headache was manageable. I don’t have them as much now but recently l started making a tea with feverfew and chamomile with honey and don’t find the taste to be bitter at all…maybe it’s just me lol. And you know what? Within 20-30 minutes l have no symptoms…not even a dull headache. Granted l just started this protocol so I’m not sure this concoction will work long term, but for now it’s a Godsend.
It's so amazing how God provides us with whatever we need ❤
Amen!❤
I plant fewerfew as a companion to beans. My bean crop grows every season substantially.
This is the 1st herb I started using in the 80s,for migraines, and it worked. I took it in a capsules. I don't have them anymore. Great show!
Works wonders for headaches. It is a lovely addition to the garden for sure. Thank you for sharing.
Heidi thank you so much for sharing all the great information you research with us 💞🥰 God bless 💞🙏💞
I love watching your channel!!! What a Blessing!
I ordered my feverfew (& Golden Yarrow) from you about 3 years ago, and my gracious, I threw some seeds just ONCE, in ONE corner of my yard and its been a🏆 performer!
EVERY.
YEAR.
SINCE.
Them little boogers pop up everywhere with no effort. In potted plants, in my seed-sowing milk containers lol, and it's an AWESOME problem to have bc they transplant so well, that when I thin them, I just pop them where I can use them or don't mind them somewhere else, and in containers so that I can give them to someone who I think should give them a chance.
I got them for ornamental reasons, but become a medicinal asset as my 1st go-to for headaches as I personally experienced their superior efficacy in comparison to the motrin/tylenol based otcs. And just realized how unfortunate it is how quickly I forget their usefulness when I'm not in need of it therefore never taken the leaves to freeze for the winter. That will change THIS year, and for years to come.
The reason I'm even typing all this right now is because it saved me from a TERRIFFIC headache that I woke up this morning. I blindly made my way to the fevedfew leaves b4 I could even see, and thank goodness bc I started feeling fine when I needed to kick it into gear and I'm at optimal function right now without missing a beat.
I have you to thank. Feverfew has become my herbal "gateway drug." I can't wait to see what other herbs are capable of. Anything said to make a good eyedrop that can help clear the vision? My vision seems to get worse every time I give-in and use reading glasses. But if I don't, I struggle to see.
Thank you. 💚
One of my favorite herbs.
Romans 12:2 - this is a verse that I feel so many read over. People conforming to this world is so hard to watch once your eyes are opened.
Once again - great info. I REALLY need to re-watch your pain remedy video and get at it! I purchased some dried feverfew and have only used tiny amounts in my teas. And yes...very bitter! I'm excited to start the seeds I got from you to grow this year - I'll be starting them indoors. Maybe since it's so bitter the deer might leave it alone!
Thank you again and God bless!!!
Right?! I am so glad you said something. Even though I haven't started growing any herbs yet, I didn't think about the deer being a problem for herbs but now I know, thank you. We hunt deer for food but not around our property so ofcourse there are a ton of deer around our home😅 God bless you 🤗
I just strained a Feverfew tincture I made with about 80%alcohol and the rest glycerine and I surprisingly like the subtle flavor after putting a few drops sublingually.
I found it at a local food forest with several herbs, and wanted to add to my herbal options for mental stress. And share with a friend who gets migraines.
Thank you! This is the missing puzzle piece I've needed for my long C.
Good information! If I am ever able to have a place again I want to grow a medicinal herbal garden 🙏🕊🙏
You say herbs...I sit. 🌿🙏🌿
Kaylee from honeystead turned me on to this great herb since they work for her migraines.
God is good. All the time!
So much great info! Thank you, Heidi!! ❤
Thank you Heidi and community!
I'm going to try growing this again. In my area, full sun may be too much, ecpecially when it's 100°. ☺️
Blessings always! 💜
I have what they call "Long Covid" so I am eager to grow w this herb. Thank you for all you share.
I have read quite a few comments on this channel and others that Mullein is the best herb for your lungs. It grows wild here in Oklahoma so I was pleasantly surprised when I started identifying the Mullein herbs around my home. Definitely search for how others have used it to help them and one popular way is smoking it. Even if you're not a smoker apparently it works super great when smoking it. Hope this helps
@@maryfolks9368 thanks I have read that & bought loose mullein tea & some plants in hopes of growing /drying my own. Thanks for confirming what I have just started to do. So very kind of you. Bless you!!!
Thank you for sharing 💕🙏🏼🙏🏼😁
Very informative! And beautiful plant!
I have purchased some to try. It was 2 dollars an ounce. I only bought one ounce to see if I like it. If it works, I will grow it. I just need a day that I don't have too much going on so I can try it. Just want time in case I have a reaction to it.
As always, thank you for the wonderful information.
wow, subur sekali tanaman feverfew nya..
I planted seeds i do remember them coming up. i forgot i planted them.
Hi Heidi, God is good all the time. Hallelujah.❤❤❤
Thank you Heidi! I truly need this information for EBV.
thanks
I love the music you use in your videos Heidi. I have Irish heritage in my family and it reminds me of that. 🥰
I'm going to grow it this year for my migraines. I had bought the capsules online, but I want to make a tincture of it.
Thank you for all the work you have done on herb's! It has been so very helpful to me!❤
I use the extract for stress and headaches mostly. It's one of the herbs that I keep extra on hand though because I also have arthritis that flares up occasionally. I put the drops in a small glass of water and then immediately after drinking it I follow that with another small glass of just water to wash away the taste. Blahhhh is exactly what it tastes like lol.
GOD BLESS YA'LL ALWAYS~
Hi Heidi,
Yes!! I used it in a tincture combination of other herbs in my pain/sleep tincture and it does work for other pains as well.
I've had EBV reactivation twice, that I was diagnosed with. I have autoimmune issues. It really is so exhausting. Anything to prevent that is worth trying. I have been taking Feverfew for migraines.
The crazy thing is when you realize that around 95-98% of ALL adults, all over the world, have been infected with EBV and anything can activate it at any time, especially certain other viruses. I had my first battle with it about 12 years ago and then again in 2021 after it was activated by the current thing. That extreme fatigue is not fun!
Are you taking lemon balm, as well? Do your research, but it can help.
Good informational video thanks for sharing YAH bless !
The feverfew leaves is really bitter. I was wondering if it is good for diabetes? I love Dr Axe have been following him for many years! Thankyou Heidi for another awesome video. Love and God bless ❤🙏🏻
Good morning Heidi 🥰
Thank you Heidi that’s my go for headache
Heidi, have you heard if this before?
This fall I freeze dried a lot of feverfew. Once dried, I dumped it all into a big bowl and crumbled it. Through my non gloved hands and breathing in the dust, I believe I overdosed mys3lf.
I spend the next week having non epileptic seizures. They were 4 to 7 mins long and I had about 10. After 2 ambulance rides, CT, mri and eeg...no one could figure it out. The Neurologist said it couldn't be the fever few because she recommends feverfew tea.
Moral of the story, we are dealing with MEDICINAL plants. Use gloves and a mask or crumble/powder it outside.
With all that..
I still feel fever few is an amazing herb.
I would love to know if you ve heard of this before...I googled and found nothing.
Never heard of that nor in all my years of drying and crumbling feverfew to store in jars has this every happened to me or anything like it, though I am sure it is possible. Maybe the fact you freeze dried it made it turn more powdery thus causing you to inhale a bunch.
Hiya Heidi MY DAUGHTER IS HAVING MY 4th grandson What do you recommend for fever reduction in infants I know you are very busy Much Love and God is Good all the time
First, fevers serve a purpose when we are ill so it is not something I would worry about unless it gets higher than what a normal fever should be, then all one needs is cool cloths on the forehead and body if necessary.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Do you powder the leaves, flowers, or both? Thank you!
I only powder if I am going to use in capsules and while I use mostly the leaves, you can use the flowers too
Good morning
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Where can I get seeds? My grandmother had a patch by her front porch.
If you email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com, I will send you the product and price list that includes ordering information
Thank you for all the info. Very grown se real varieties of feverfew beside the single daisy and can say it is a fantastic plant for the garden and people cn find good leafed ones and double flower types and more. It's onevherb I won't do without for all the reasons ❤
Thanks Heidi 😊 ❤❤
Do you use the flowers and the leaves?
Mostly the leaves but you can also use the flowers
as a migraineur? even the big prescription meds dont work for everyone.
both feverfew and Butterburr have some serious research behind them formigraines
Hi Heidi 👋🏻
Have you seen Dr. John's recent videos? EBV comes up in a discussion about long C.
No, I have not, I have a hard time anymore keeping up on all the various content creators I do still follow, however, I have a video that is only on Rumble about that very thing
Heidi, how do you take it? it has a bad taste. I am not sure if I could put honey in it? I had a friend give me some it very BITTER! I need some seeds from you. I think I will use it as a tincture. Thank you, Heidi, for another great video. I sure enjoyed this, Heidi! love your video's on herbs .
Hey Wendy, if you have not seen it yet, check out the pain extract recipe I posted in the description box. My newest recipe tastes much better than my previous ones. While not great, it is also not bad
Can I get some seeds plz 😊
You need to email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com and I will send you the product list, pricing, and how to order
A few years ago I planted some seeds that didn't come up - last year a plant came up in that area, but I'm not sure if it's feverfew or chamomile. I don't want to have to taste it to find out, but I can't find an image or a list of distinguishing factors that explains how to tell them apart. Can you give me any insights? Thanks so much!!
The leaves will look very different. Chamomile has a feathery leaf pattern while feverfew leaves are detailed but flat, as can be seen in the images shown. But, if still uncertain, taste is a good indicator.
Heidi❤❤❤❤❤
Heidi,do you have any suggestions for heartburn? My husband suffers on a daily basis with heartburn .he is taken away all the foods that would cause it but to relief .I do believe it has to do with his stress levels at work.
Slippery Elm or Mallow
Here is the video I did on general digestive health issues which includes heartburn: th-cam.com/video/QWspFfmDAYo/w-d-xo.html
@@carrie-joylloyd5785 he has tried slippery elm with no relief.
@@RainCountryHomestead Thank you 😊
Hey Heidi 👋 In what way would you recommend using Feverfew for psoriasis please?
Many ThanX 🎉💖
That one I would not know if it is best using internally or externally so I suggest doing some research. Try putting "Feverfew for psoriasis" into y our browser and that should lead you in the right direction
@@RainCountryHomestead thank you, as always, for your generosity 🙏💐
Can you use NSAID’s/Asprin and FeverFew in the same day?
I am not certain but would assume it best to try using only the feverfew.
I make capsules out of everything! 😂
Hope mine comes back. I was late getting it in last year and now it is a dead stalk. We ahall see.
My guess is that it will. It is pretty hardy. I actually still have some new plants coming up even though it is mid winter (we have yet to get any snow this year) from seed that fell from older plants
I just started growing some seeds, but they are struggling to come up. I started them in peat pods under grow lights and they are taking there time. It's been 2 weeks. Do they need to be cold stratified?😒 Can you do a video on Artemisia Annua? (sweet wormwood)
They do take a _long_ time to germinate. I had given up on mine thinking they would never come up but then the finally did and I have never had to plant them again
If you were just getting started in herbal medicine what would be the 5-6 most important herbs you would buy till you could start growing your own?
The thing with that question is that it really has to be up to the person and what they need most. Because I used to get frequent headaches, one of the first things i was looking for was something to help with pain which is why feverfew was one of my first medicinal herbs. I also chose yarrow because of its very long list of benefits both internally and externally. I have done several videos over the years on my top herbs, but it is really time to do another. Here is the most recent one which I did in 2022: th-cam.com/video/mWp3mE-TENM/w-d-xo.html
I bought some of your feverfew seeds back in spring of 2021. Do you think they'll still sprout?
I never got around to planting them
They should
I have 3 half barrels that I'd like to grow medicinal herbs in. Anyone have recommendations for 3 that grow well in large containers? TIA
I should add that the biggest health complaint my husband and I have are muscle and joint pain from everyday activities and pickleball. :) We are in our early 60's and take no meds.
It would depend on what exactly you want your focus to be on. Feverfew does not have a massive root system so it is one that would do well in pots
I was making my reply when you were clarifying so I missed it. I recommend valerian in that case. While the root system may not get huge, I think it would do fine in a large pot as you can also use the leaves.
Seed?
Not Legal in Washington State.
@@smilehunter2138 Yes, it is legal in Washington state. I have been growing it here for many years and it grows wild
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Oil or alcohol tincture?
Tinctures are made with non oil solvents of many types and you can check out the video I linked to as promised in the description box if you want to learn how I do it. Oil infusions are usually something that is used topically
Is this a daisy? A common?
No, this is Tanacetum Parthenium also known as Feverfew
@@RainCountryHomestead Thanks. I looked up after asking. But I found these flowers also are called Batchelor button. Godspeed and thanks for sharing!
@@beingsaveddaily6303 Weird bachelor's button as another name for feverfew since the actual bachelor's button flowers are blue, and look different to me.
Thank you!