Cool to make the connection that 7Song is connected to Mountain Rose Herbs. I met 7Song in CO in 2022, and knowing him makes me eager to support mountain rose herbs even more!
Very useful thank you, however I could not see anything because of the motion and blurring of the footage, so hopefully once you learn to use a video camera you could re shoot this as it is really helpful. I just switched my screen off and listened because the picture may as well have been of a green concrete mixer for all I could see.
Awesome....my horses have a couple of Willow in their paddocks and LOVE to eat it :) I buy natural herbal remedies for them and Willow is almost always an ingredient :)
So many species of willow, do they all hold the same properties as eachother? This has been my biggest head scratcher as I read through books. Also, the website seems to be gone?
Quid est Veritas Thank you for sharing your question! Weeping Willow or Salix babylonica can be used for its medicinal properties. We wish you the best ~Kori
Hi there! While we do know that both White Willow and Curly Willow have salicylic acid in their barks, we are not aware if they can be used similarly or how much salicylic acid is in the curly willow. I would suggest reaching out to your local Extension Office for your county to see if they have any more info on willow types and medicinal uses for them!
Susan Schrader Hi Susan~Thank you for checking in with us here on TH-cam. It is best to initially harvest the bark from a live tree. We appreciate your interest. Cheers! ~Kori
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Cool to make the connection that 7Song is connected to Mountain Rose Herbs. I met 7Song in CO in 2022, and knowing him makes me eager to support mountain rose herbs even more!
We absolutely love 7Song! 🥰
So glad to know this, free medicine.
Very useful thank you, however I could not see anything because of the motion and blurring of the footage, so hopefully once you learn to use a video camera you could re shoot this as it is really helpful. I just switched my screen off and listened because the picture may as well have been of a green concrete mixer for all I could see.
Awesome....my horses have a couple of Willow in their paddocks and LOVE to eat it :) I buy natural herbal remedies for them and Willow is almost always an ingredient :)
Are there any Salix species you would NOT want to use for its salicylate properties?
This is so awesome! 7Song is amazing... What is the best wat to use willow? In a tea, fresh, dried, in a t tincture?
So many species of willow, do they all hold the same properties as eachother? This has been my biggest head scratcher as I read through books. Also, the website seems to be gone?
Yes they do some are stronger than others.
GOD willing, I'll be attending that school!
hold the camera still please
would this work on any tree or just the willow?
Is the weeping willow useful for medicinal purposes?
Thank you for sharing
Quid est Veritas Thank you for sharing your question! Weeping Willow or Salix babylonica can be used for its medicinal properties. We wish you the best ~Kori
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for the update ladies
Awesome very enlightening thank you
@Ally . White willow is preferable.
I have a Curly Willow, Does this type have the Medicinal Benefits?
Hi there! While we do know that both White Willow and Curly Willow have salicylic acid in their barks, we are not aware if they can be used similarly or how much salicylic acid is in the curly willow. I would suggest reaching out to your local Extension Office for your county to see if they have any more info on willow types and medicinal uses for them!
Yep
Do the willow branches need to be alive ?
Susan Schrader Hi Susan~Thank you for checking in with us here on TH-cam. It is best to initially harvest the bark from a live tree. We appreciate your interest. Cheers! ~Kori
Thank you so much! Not to be a bother have you ever heard of a "snake" willow?
Susan Schrader I have heard of Snake Willow, Susan! ~Kori
thank you