Herbs and More for Joint Health: Cartilage, Tendons, Ligaments
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Heidi! I have to share with you about green tea. I used to have to use multiple lumps of sugar in order to consume any variety of tea. I had the opportunity to visit Japan and taste the real stuff and it tastes so much better than the green tea I had tasted in the United States. One thing I learned from that experience is that in the United States we are often not very aware of what temperature water we are using for our different tea products. Green tea is one that does not taste good and becomes extremely bitter if the water is too hot. For taste, my favorite green tea from the US is actually the Kirkland brand from Costco if you can believe that. I have one or two cups every day with no added sugar and it tastes wonderful. Incredible anti aging benefits when consuming green tea regularly which was what originally motivated me to try to like it. I do think even when prepared properly green tea is an acquired taste but I would encourage you to try it again (maybe several times until you decide you like it!) at a lower water temp and see if that makes a difference for you in enjoying it. Or maybe you have been doing it right all along and green tea just isn't for you. Thanks for another great video!
I just do not like ANY true tea that comes from the Camellia Sinensis or even the Camellia Japonica. So that means black, white, oolong or green. It is also why I am not a kombucha person
What temperature water are you supposed to use? I am not big on green tea, but like black tea or even oolong. It is hard to find organic tea that not very expensive.
Note: I have bone on bone in both knees, and a torn meniscus. I was recommended surgery and knee replacements. I walked w/a cane. Now I am cane free through the use of a capsula day of flax seed oil, along w/ nettle as a seasoning. Also, for pain and healing, calendula is among the best for rapid repair. You are correct about compression and ice, as they reduce blood and lymph flow. You need both to heal anything.
I love your channel. You are so good to watch & good at your research. I have learned & been reminded about a lot.
Thank you. Keep up the good work. May God bless you and yours.
Hi Becky, just read your comment regarding your knee pain and I am so happy to hear your results. I have had both hips replaced, my left knee done and I am done with surgeries. My right knee is bone on bone but I refuse to go under the knife again. I wish I had been interested in the power of herbs before my surgeries. However back then I did not know there were alternative fixes. I intend to look into the flax seed oil and calendula seasoning for myself and husband. Thank you so very much for sharing. Your info has given me hope for the future. Our M.D.'s are not trained in this type of healing and if the subject on herbs came up in a Dr. visit they would look at you as if you were nuts! Thanks again.
@@gailann7813 Ha! I’ve had multiple doctors look at me like I’m nuts! The funny part is, the natural route that I use works better than their synthetic medicine for most of it! God bless😊
Talking about heat packs - my mom used to have a small pillow that was my grandmother’s. My grandmother had made a small pillow case using heavy pillow ticking and took it to the beach and filled it with sand, then stitched it closed. When needing to apply a heat pack she would toss it onto the oven rack(I can still see some burnt marks on it in my mind) and the sand would get hot quickly. She’d wrap it in a towel as to not get burned. Then lay it over the affected area. The sand holds the heat and the bag/pillow molds to the part of the body (my knee) better than any heating pad. Towel can be removed when your skin can handle the heat. Funny how old types of home healing is coming back into fashion these days!
Collagen did wonders for healing my MCL
The LORD definitely led me to you my friend. YAAAYYYY!!!!!
Thank you. Everyone's joint and arthritis is hurting with this weather. Have a blessed day ❤️🙏
Hi Heidi,hope you get better real soon,I got nocked down by my son’s dog,and my knee has never been the same,mostly when I but pressure on it.just wanted to thank you,for doing a video on getting off of meds,it inspired me to get off them. Thought I couldn’t because one medication I take is a blood thinner,but I found a natural pill for that and I see a homeopathic dr,and am on her meds,and I’m doing great. I always wanted to be on natural medicine,but after my heart attack doctors put me on meds,which I never wanted to be on meds,I was always healthy before I was on the meds,so anyway I’m back on track,thanks for sharing that video on take off of pharmacy meds.i feel so much better,and am losing a little weight to. Love you,and your husband Patrick.
Heidi, i hate to bother you, but i will blame the fact i am vision impaired, but, you mention 'written pritnable lists' and i just cant find them. EDIT: oh for heavens sake! i hit enter on this comment, scrolled up, and there it was!!! whew!! you do so much for us, i really listen to you, and go do more research too. learning is fun! i am often completely disabled from pain and health issues, so i really depend on learning from what others do. your videos and attitude are so helpful! thank you again
Currently laid up with a sprained ankle, so this is very timely.
Much needed! 🙏♥️
Poke Salad is good too cook.. I was taught from my grandmother growing up she said that poke berry's was poisonous I have always been afraid to eat they poke berry's.. I will eat the leaves cook them like greens.. Love it.. Have a great day..
Love love your channel 💕
Thanks heidi,you angel!
Thank you so much I need to hear that
Great list. Thank you.
Thank you! So much information in a short video plus a written list too. Very much appreciated.
I need this info! Thank you!
Solomon’s Seal tincture works wonders on knees. Topical and internal.
Heidi, I sure enjoy all of your video's! I just love when you put it back on us to do your research! and your always a wealth of information. Thank you so much for all your hard work for all of us. I am going to copy your list to look into some of the things you talked about from your list; that I did not know. ❤
I can't tell you enough how much I love your videos and how much I appreciate the time you put into them and how informational they are. You are a wealth of information and always at the right time ☺️ Thank you for all you do! God bless you and Patrick
Thanks Heidi. All your information is welcomed.
Thank you Heidi love your Channel
And so glad to see you over on freesteading!
thank you for the valuable🙂 Information!
Thank you!!!
Love your videos I even like it before watching it!
Frankincense is chewed widely in the Arab world by the woman and has been for centuries.
Thank you ❤
Hi Heidi thanks again for sharing this information with us today very helpful info.
Thank you for all this great information 🥰
Thank you Heidi my sister.
Thanks Heidi 😊
Fantastic information. Thank you.😊
I wish I had this info 8 weeks ago!!! Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for this. Will help after ankle surgery this spring!
I like radishes since they have plethora of benefits, including vitamin C and copper for making collagen.
Great information
Thanks For sharing.
You are amazing ❤
Your videos are so full of knowledge! I love the way you teach not everybody has the gift you do though.
I like the step by step. Helps me figure out mine own issues. Gives me the tools Thank You!
Thanks Heidi! So much wonderful information. I appreciate you so much! God bless. ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Heidi, God is good all the time. Amen.❤❤
I'm going to try some of the things you mentioned for my knees and hips... Thank You Mrs Heidi 😚🙏 Kendra
Amen 🙏 God Is Good 😊
All The Time ♥️
Sadly I have no thyroid so I have to take medicine.
I do have bursitis and I was told I have rheumatoid arthritis in my hands. So glad to hear this information . I don’t take any medication for those.
Thank you 🙏
I have a cat's claw tincture almost ready! We use it to combat sickness, it's my go-to for anything flu-like. I didn't know it helped with joints, that's fantastic! My sister tells me that it grows wild not far from us, so I'll have to look for it at some point :)
Great helpful video, Heidi!! Thanks so much for all the work you do on these informative videos. Dealing with a possible rotater cuff issue right now as well as a bum knee. I'll be watching this again and taking notes for sure as well as using these suggestions. Thanks again, praying the Lord blesses you abundantly and heals your knee also. 🤗
I Love Black Seed Oil It helps me with Inflamation and Morigna Both and also MSM internally
Heidi,thank you you lead us to the plants that are helpfull so we can seed some in our garden .please continue your list it is really much easier to look what we need for the sickness we might have . It's a lot of work an reserch, thank you so much. I know that I must consult m'y physicien and m'y drugstore ,also look more closer for myself but you giive the place were to start,the plants.Bye God bless you !
Susane from Québec city Canada.
Thank you
Thank you so much, very informative and i'll be writing down the list along with looking forward for more information.
Remember that as noted in the video, I already provided you a written list to copy. Simply click on the link provided in the description box below the video. You open the box to see all the links by clicking on it
I have been growing mullein for quite a while, and have used it for ear aches. I went out and harvested jewelweed seeds and planted them by my goldfish pond. They grew like crazy, now I make my own poison salve. I also have been experimenting with the toothache plant.
Yes, I heard about that whipping with stinging nettle, as well as bee stings to the affected area. It would make me swell and burn for at least 2 days!!! I will stick to honey😊 and eat my nettles, or make tea. I just put a bunch with a few other "no taste" greens and made spinach, tastes just like spinach!
Hello Heidi, thankyou 😊 for the video going to try some of those remedies, i. Love to use the warm wheat bags with lavender also..I shall use rice im mine from now on,,someday s I feel desperate to try something different, I do have lots arthritis, and othrr,fibromyalgia, my feet have arthritis which never rests ,I have always loved out doors,had 5 children all grown up now and walked everywhere with them and our now gone to rest dog,but after 40y and im now 63, I got pneumonia bad then a lot of lump c a me up in my neck didn't go,turned out to be non hodgkins lymphoma I had cancer at 40 and 6 months of harsh chemotherapy, 12 lots phew, lost all my hair (it did come back 😅 ),I got through amazingly with lots of prayers and not so nice chemotherapy, great doctors, but it really affected my feet and hands then elsewhere and carried on doing everything as usual, but when it was all done I started being different and lots pain all the 5hings stuck with now,,I am very very grateful and blessed to still be here and no cancer 🙏, so those harsh ness did work,,but I'm sure now as time moves on there are newer less harsh remedies.well I do love keeping my chickens and growing some herbs, knitting and sewing has to be when my hands don't mind it,,thankyou for all the herbal information 😊 will share with my daughter 😊 take care, God bless you.
Thank you love
Thank You 🧚♀️🦋😘😘😘😘😘😘😘🦋
Never fails, you always post things I need to know! I've got two injured shoulders...was told I have arthritis in both knees, but notice as I've changed my diet & taken herbal teas they feel better...have a few finger knuckles that catch & hurt...I'm going to get a lot of use from this information!
Thank you Heidi!
Last year I made a comfrey salve with cocoa butter and avocado oil. When I twisted my foot, I put it on pretty thick, put a plastic bag (I only use them for trash) over it and a heat pack. A few repeats and it felt Much better!
Blessings! 💜
I just got a bag of comfrey leaves in along with a bag of beeswax to make a salve - as soon as I can figure it out! 🤦🤷🏼♀️💖
@@lauralowery9303 Heidi has some links here. This is one of them:
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Best of luck!🙂
Hello, I forgot to mention a very important bit of when I had chemotherapy, I ate a whole pineapple 🍍 daily for 6months,and kiwi on bi t of live yogurt, also drank loads of green tea,I'm surprised i didn't turn green and into a pineapple 😅 🙃. I had read it in a book to eat certain thing along side haveing chemotherapy, I had half juice d and the other in chunk s,I always took a jar chopped ready to eat in the car on my way home from oncology,,..Well thankyou so much for ll thr good information, see you next time, x
Heidi thank you so very much for sharing your information. My mother is 94 and her SI joint is feeling much better when she uses your muscle rub recipe.
That is wonderful, this makes me happy!
Miss Heidi, you are so amazing....your research is amazing.... you go above and beyond in your research. When there's an herb I'm researching, I come to you channel, see if you've researched and it cuts hours off my own research. My mother was complaining that her joints hurt and I've given her things like magnesium but I wanted a few herbs to have her drink or eat... horse tail and catsclaw are both I give her... but you've mentioned a few I didn't know about... beautiful WORK!!!! God bless you!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Cat's Claw was a new one to me so I am glad to see you mentioned that
Been studying African herbalism & they swear Cats Club (not claw) works phenomenal for arthritis & everything. Btw.... I bought some organic Mullien leaves from Anthony's.... They are really offering more & more things... So happy with them & I know you are too.
They have mullein leave now? I looked before and could not find any so I bought them from Frontier Co OP. Or maybe I simply got a better price from Frontier, I do not remember now. Usually Anthony's has the best price but not always. I got a one pound bag and as I expected, it is huge because of the fluffiness of the leaves, haha
One thought...I've used Solomon's Seal tincture, taken in tea, as a therapy for my arthritic knee, and it's worked very well with no side effects that I can see. You might give it a look.
Balance and stretching exercises really help joints heal as well. And zero impact.
Yep!
Would always like to mention when discussing DMSO … it will pull just about everything into the skin and even bloodstream … never handle toxins nor chemicals when you have DMSO on your hands/skin!
Great stuff but must be carefully and truly respected as the great carrier it is.
Thank you! I am going to print your list and see what I have or can get. I’ve had shoulder joint pain for years. I was told to get cortisone injections from a couple orthopedic surgeons. I don’t want to go that route. I do take turmeric capsules every night and and use epsom salts in the bath. I just started comfrey in the greenhouse and am praying that it grows well for me. Many Blessings!
It does like a lot of water but other than that, I think it should do good. Even here in our cooler climate, it does great outside, but of course we get a lot of rain that makes it happy! haha
@@RainCountryHomestead I bought 4 little pieces and so far they are all growing. I was able to winter over a large calendula plant from the seed that I got from you and it still has blooms.
Great info; thanks for sharing! I use a cream called Motion Medicine, recommended by my chiropractor & I buy from him. It has healing properties as well as soothing.
Thank you for everything today Heidi... I'm going to research more. My honey had a horrible motorcycle accident when he was 18 and is now dealing with pains(he is 57)... Trying to help him get a good pain remedy. He works for the USPS warehouse and walks about 20,000+steps a day. 😞
This is my personal favorite here: th-cam.com/video/gm_UN7sTfqg/w-d-xo.html
but I also have a list of many other herbs and more for pain: th-cam.com/video/V5JOC-b74gs/w-d-xo.html
@@RainCountryHomestead I have been thinking of growing valerian for a while, but don't have any on hand...I was sitting here thinking of getting some from Amazon until I can get some set up in the garden. Thanks for the reply girl, I truly appreciate it.~G
I bought valerian from Frontier before I started growing my own but it is the root, which is much more powerful, I use that in my muscle relaxer and deep sleep blend
Yes, God is good all the time! Thanks for doing this video and you chose to have CC! I hear weird - what I hear and what you say sometimes aren't even in the same ballpark.
I have some of that DMSO but I'm afraid to use it. I only found a source that suggested it for dogs. Most sources only talk about the dangers. I'm sure there are better sites out there, I just haven't found one yet. I'm also very grateful for the transcript! Woohoo ‼️ What a help. I just found you recently so I haven't seen all your videos yet. Thanks again! ❤️🥰
Yes, I have all my videos enabled for CC though for some weird reason there are videos that youtube prevents this and I have no idea why, very frustrating
@@RainCountryHomestead yes it is very frustrating for those of us with hearing problems. I'm going to look for your video on the DMSO. I would like to use it. Thanks again! 👍🏼🙏🏼
I'm so excited to read about Heidi using DMSO! Here in New Zealand it isn't all that common or known. However, I heard a brilliant podcast interview with a member of a family in the US that used DMSO to help heal their mother who was dying of that disease we have been beaten over the head with the last few years. They put all the supplements into the DMSO and sneaked it into the hospital to massage on her body (she was comatose) and instead of dying as the Drs expected, she recovered. I've been thinking that having some DMSO on hand to be able to administer nutrients to a sick person who cannot take anything orally would be a really good idea. Yah's blessings and love to you!
Thank you so much for doing all this research on natural remedies. Yes I have knee pain and look forward to finding out what is going on with my knee. Love your channel ❤
All knee pain is different. I have a crooked knee and had pain in both knees. Last summer it hurt to walk. Idk why the pain was in both knees. Then I saw a video on how to cure knee pain from Dr. Berg. I tried the exercises and over night the pain was gone. I still have pain from my crooked knee but the pain that's gone was in a different place. Video said to push hard from upper thigh to knee on the right side and the pain in the opposite knee will go away. I did and it worked! Check out his videos, they may help!
I watch him every day, great advice.
@@sherriballard4781thanks for sharing..can you give us the link 🙏🏿
Whipping yourself with stinging nettle for muscle and joint pain or arthritis works wonderfully. Definitely hard to do in the winter when it's not growing but in the spring and summer when it's around yes I have used it and it works great
Urtication is what that is called which is why the botanical name of stinging nettle is urtica dioica
@@RainCountryHomestead An EXCELLENT reminder? Thanks on behalf of the World. 👉🇰🇪
When I saw this videos subject I became so excited because I do have arthritis, bothersome mostly in my knees and look forward to all the information I could possibly get on how to deal with it in a healthy natural way. I was so happy and surprised to see that I have been already using and doing many of the things you have suggested! I am excited to implement the new things I have not yet tried! I want to comment that I just recently started using ashwagandha and I do believe it is making a significant difference. Thank you for sharing your heart and your wonderful, wonderful ways of life with us!
Excellent talk. After an injury to my left sacral joint, I noticed my knee was popping alot and then the kneecap started getting loose. Now it pops off with a bang and loudly and then hurts for over a week. I researched the issue and found the Iliotibial Band is pulling the kneecap toward the outside of my leg and misaligning the kneecap. Supposedly the issue starts with weakened hip/butt muscles and is called dormant butt syndrome. I am wearing a brace with the circular kneecap opening and it is helping quite a bit. To do stretches of the Iliotibial Band takes time and devotion (short on both so living up to Dormant (Lazy) Butt name) so I am just dealing with it. I recall there was a product called Blue Stuff that had Emu oil in it that I might try to find again. That might not be natural but unless I get serious and do the stretches regularly I will have to resort to it. It doesn't help that I drive a manual transmission vehicle (it's my left knee). I will try some of your suggestions asap.
Going to a Chiropractor has helped my back pain level alot .. I've sometimes have had my knees and ankles adjusted also. Magnesium flakes hot bath soaks or foot soak . Really help the pain , I was shocked .
Thank you so much for this. I too have arthritis. And am currently giving Moringa a try. Some have really good results with that. I did not know you could get frankincense in it’s firm of resin. I am going to check that out. As well as the poke berries. Growing up in TN, I have always known about the poke plant as a food. But raised with the belief of it being toxic if not prepared correctly. And we were told to never eat the berries die to them being poisonous. So. Maybe that is not entirely true. I do know that poke berries has been used for dye, stain, paint.
I use glucosamine sulfate by company NOW. It got rid of my horrendous pain in my hands after I got the Covid shots…. Hope it helps you and others too.
@@elviablake3425 Thank you!
Lots of great items here. Thanks. However I would add that a warning should be given about poke berries which are quite poisonous even to skin touch. That should have been mentioned in any reference to it.
I was pretty sure I had mentioned that they are considered poisonous and that was also why I told people they need to do their own research on that
Thanks for explaining that I am looking for something that goes deeper in the skin for my nerve pain. Other things that I have tried only seem to help surface and not deep enough. So I will look into that product.
The DMSO will do it! I do find it most effective mixing with my muscle rub and only use it occasionally with the black seed oil
@@RainCountryHomestead any herbs suggestions for prostate?
I got my knee replaced just under 15 weeks ago and I barely use ice anymore because it actually Stiffens my knee up and makes it hurt worse! The heat feels so good on it but I try not to overdo it.
Here in Tn poke grows wild. 😊
That is what I hear :)
Great Video. Sharing out. 💜💜💜 AuntieEllen
Hi Heidi 👋🏻 When you remove the the jell flesh inside, put it in a bowl with filtered water, give it a little swish & take it out. 😇 No more bitter, it will also become more clear. Ready to blend with lemon & drink. Store the un-used flesh in the fridge for a few days. Great information video, like always 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Since I listed off a great many herbs and foods in this video, it would be helpful to everyone if you were more specific. I am assuming you mean pomegranate since that was in the thumbnail but am not certain
I think they're talking about aloe
@@sarahp2400 O yes, of course.
The reason you should slice it(ALOE) off at the bottom and let it sit in water overnight is to remove the latex like yellow liquid that is toxic to people with latex allergies. You can see the yellow drain right out. Something I only learned a few years ago. I obviously do not have reactions to that but will continue to drain it that way.
I love your thick hair. My hair is thinning. Do you have any recommendations?
Please see this video on promoting hair growth naturally: th-cam.com/video/v6sOzof699Q/w-d-xo.html
I need the heat, for sure. And epsom salt baths. Plan to upgrade to flakes.... using copaiba because I have it but don't really think it helps...
Its interesting that you mentioned stinging nettle for pain.. I swear.. years ago where I lived, the property was covered in stinging nettle and I was always getting stung. I told someone even way back then that after it stops hurting, it feels good! Same with bee stings. The nettle even more so I feel. I need to grow me a little patch of it somewhere. I'm dealing with a brand new place and land.. and it does have some lovely native plants already like Mugwort and raspberry and blackberry plants. I'm very curious about poke. I've heard people talk about it in videos and say it's not poisonous and then if you look it up... it says poisonous. I need to find someone who has experience with this plant because if it actually helps arthritis... I need to learn to use it.
A half tsp of nutritional yeast kills my knee pain. Taking it by spoon makes it stick to the roof of my mouth so I just sprinkle it onto most of my meals. It tastes cheesy and yeasty. My knees have been hurting sometimes since I've been in my forties. Not sure if it's healing them. Might have to take collagen supplement to help with that issue. Think that's what Old Alabama Gardener credited with helping him to be able to garden until he died.
I always have nutritional yeast on hand and have for years. I do not eat it daily but I do have a few things I like to use it on or in
I'd heard about the stinging nettle on arthritic hands also...also heard they would have bees sting arthritic joints, but don't know if that's true or not.
Mullien is an extremely good tasting, mild tea. I drink it straight, no sweetener or anything. I’ll use the oximeter the next day after drinking Mullen tea and it reads 97 to 99… no deep breath‘s to cause that
Yes, it is nice, I just tend to like stronger flavors so I enjoy adding the flavor as well as the benefits from things such as cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, dried orange peel, star anise, or peppermint from the garden. I constantly switch it up. One I did recently was lemon balm with ginger and used either mullein or comfrey in that one
Magnesium spray and lotion helps me
Today is my birthday but I'm giving a gift instead to my friend with knee pain who had a replacement by sending her this video. Ty! 65 today. Ugh! Hahaha
Happy Birthday 🎉!
Happy birthday!
Have a happy birthday 🎂
Happy 🎂 Birthday! China up!
Birthday greetings, bless you,enjoy your day,hmmm!yes I'm 63 ,do have some health problems, sometimes I say to myself mum87 when visiting that I feel I'm 90 😃.it makes her smile 😃 x
Yes, people in some places do use the sting of stinging nettle. I tried it with my husband’s back pain and it did not help. Maybe I didn’t use enough.
I also tried it once for a mild sprain on my wrist. It only helped relieve the pain by turning my mind to the sting instead. So really I only traded one pain for another! haha
@@RainCountryHomestead I think for some maybe the stinging pain is less than joint pain? Mostly I’ll be using it for nutrition and medicine-making
I forgot to mention that comfrey internally can be hard on the liver, so use it judiciously, especially if you have a compromised liver.
Most of the issue with comfrey is in the roots (I use the leaves only for internal use) and yes, ANY herb can be taken in excess so one should always start small when working with anything new
Heidi I will be sending some information about rheumatoid arthritis that I recently learned
thank you for the video it was very informative and I will be trying some of these teas for sure
Ok, thought that is not what is wrong with my knee, this is an actual injury to my Anterior Cruciate Ligament
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I forgot to add....you and your bum knee are in my prayers! ❤
What are your thoughts on stinging nettle tincture vs tea? Is it more effective? How much would you take daily to improve joint issues?
It might be but I make few tinctures as I prefer teas
White pine needle is very good source of vit. C
Yes, it is. We do not have pine here but we can get the same from juniper or cedar
@@RainCountryHomestead we use the pine we have a quite a bit
Watching your awesome video I am alway reminded of the three Sally Fallon books I have. Nourishing Traditions: The Cookbook that Challenges Politically Correct Nutrition and Diet Dictocrats, Nourishing Fats: Why We Need Animal Fats for Health and Happiness and her Nourishing Broth: An Old-Fashioned Remedy for the Modern World.
Have NOT watched all your videos again for a long time but am curious if you have read or own them. Thanks.
I do have Nourishing Traditions. I did not know she had two other books.
Azure sells the Nourishing Broth book. I picked up a copy for myself and a friend because it was on sale but I haven't read it yet.
@@merlindodson7562 It was Nourishing Broth that got me making bone broth, which I pressure can.
Great video, Heidi! Anyone have any suggestions on healing shoulder and elbow tendonitis? Kind of hard to soak those in epsom salts. haha
Consider the teas and other things I mentioned. You can also make a poultice that you lay on that area
Soak your whole self in a nice bath of the Epson salts. You'll love it. Shoulders, elbows and all. 💕
Question... Is purple dead nettle related to stinging nettle?
Thanks, Heidi for the wealth of information. 🥰
No, they are not related. Purple dead nettle is actually in the mint family. I have never found or used it before though
@@michellejugao4091 I am sorry but that is incorrect. The mint family is Lamiaceae which dead nettle is in but stinging nettle is in the Urticaceae family so they are not related
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Aloe Vera Organic Juice can be found a near any health food store for oral consumption. I found it to reduce pain a lot. The organic gel is for topically/never tried and not the least bit bitter I have found
I grow aloe, and yes it is organic, but I know just how bitter it is straight from the plant
@@RainCountryHomestead Haha I bet, wow. I trust that you know that part of the raw leaf is toxic. Just making sure
Yes, but I actually do not grow it for internal use, just external, but I have accidentally ended up getting some in my mouth, yuck!
@@RainCountryHomestead I bet yuck. We can't grow it up here but can buy plants for topical things.
@@ethimself5064 I only grow it indoors in pots, it would not do well outside in our cooler and extremely wet climate, haha
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What is your opinion on "knit bone"? I heard that it works well but bad for the liver
That is comfrey, which I mentioned in the video. As long as it is used in moderation, it is great. All foods and herbs can be toxic if one does not listen to their bodies and practice moderation
You know I love it when you post info like this,
But supply chain issues are going to get a lot worse in the coming months to years, as the depression hits [it will make the one in the 1930's look like a church choir practice]
so we should be looking towards what we have avail to us in our yards, neighborhoods, etc...[local foraging or growing]
Exactly, which is the one of the reasons I compile lists like this. People can grow different things in their different areas or forage for them so it is best for them to find out what those are. If I only listed off the things that grew in my area, I would be leaving out the things that do better for others and it would be missing the point of compiling a comprehensive list
QUESTION Do you have a video detailing how you got off thyroid meds? I have been on them for 25 years and have pain in all my joints.
Here is the video we shot in 2018 where I also include a link to a written list of what to cut and what to add: th-cam.com/video/toj7Sh4vNGY/w-d-xo.html
Here is the update I did last year: th-cam.com/video/JNHM0ug8f6c/w-d-xo.html
@@RainCountryHomestead thank you!