Cowboy Cures | Natural Remedies and Immune Boosters
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My Great Grandpa was in the US Army in WW1. A bad case of strep throat was going around and the supply lines were broken and no antibiotics were to be had. A French soldier gave him a couple cloves of garlic and told him to eat it with lunch and supper. The next day it was almost cured. His French buddy ran over under fire the next day and brought him some more. The day after he was cured. Great Grandpa did not see his buddy the next day to tell him the good news. He found out a few days later a sniper got him while he was bringing a 30 pound sack of garlic to US troops. To this day I always call garlic French Penicillin or foxhole penicillin. Great Grandpa always said to remember France was America's first and only allie in The American Revolution and helped turn the tide against the Brittish and to pray for Jehans family he left behind. Great video sir!
Thanks so much for watching
What a wonderful story!! And so true. My great grandpa was in WW1 as well. We had lots of these stories told to us. Also, I grew up on my great grandparents farm. They taught me all these home remedies. Most ppl don't realize all drugs created came from plants and things right here on Mother Earth. They even travel to places out in the wild to find plants for cures. Then they synthesize it and make a chemical with the same make up. Lots cheaper than growing those plants but it becomes a chemical drug no longer natural which just isn't the same for our bodies. I appreciate you sharing your story!! I will be sharing with my family if that's OK? 😊❤
Nice story, both my grandfather and my grandmother's brother were in WWI. My granduncle also happened to have been in the trenches in France, Dad was 101st Airborne on D-Day and in Korea.
That was an amazing kind Hearted Brave man that gave his life to help others be healed 🙏🏽❤🙏🏽
Seriously broke my heart 😢
This dude is the most wholesome man on this planet. I want him as a grandpa.
Me to. He is entertaining, humble, and smart. My grandpa just watches tv
He's so good, I didn't have the heart to tell him that "Wildwood Weed" was written by Jim Stafford and not Jim Croce!
I want him as a son
lordswampass
I'm available fer adoption
I've had some great times with my grandfather who was a muleskinner in the Oklahoma oilfields when he was a teenager. Cowboy Kent's mannerisms reminds me of my Grandpa's. I'm curious, we were told how they would 'fry down' meat to preserve it since there was no refrigerators back then. They'd cook the meat, pour some of the grease in a barrel , add meat ...repeat.. until all the available meat was packed in the "tallow." I guess air couldn't get to the meat so it stayed edible for a while. I wonder if Kent's kin did that?
My hispanic grandmother did all of this to me when I was a kid.
It feels so good to see old school methods work again
Work well they do
Y tu que eres puñetas?
You drank bourbon asa kid?
@@jamesloo4627absolutely, when we were in the winter and your throat was hurting momma would tell ya to get a good sip of dads whisky because it burned all the pain away and gave you a good warm feeling. Don’t Miss those long cold days
@@jamesloo4627 mhm
I was lucky enough as a newborn in 1960 to be adopted by a mid 60's couple that went through the great depression in the mountains of West VA. My grandfather was my favorite person who told me tails of Indians and moving cattle out west. He was born in 1874 and died at 100 when I was 14. The lessons I learned from being so blessed has helped me pass down so much knowledge. I have truly been fortunate in this life.
I hear you truly you are blessed thank the Lord
I grew up working at my Grampa’s restaurant in Texas. He grew up in the depression. I learned everything I needed to know working in that small town restaurant and listening to all of his stories. He was a good story teller. ❤️
Never mind the Kardashians, you Sir are the type of American the world needs!
Simon Sackett who said anything about kardashians? Stfu
Perfectly said!! 👏🎉 I get what you mean.
Why the kardashians???
Simon Sackett Well said👍
TexasSmoking who’s kardashian?
Most folks would be astonished at the amount of Vitamin C in an onion, or how good garlic is for the circulatory system. A whole lot of "folk remedies" are based on hard-earned experience.
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100% awareness!! 👏 🎉
@@myocdtv7935 These ageless _"folk remedies"_ are those things people have been doing since the beginning of time, that the AMA wants outlawed.
@@nautifella
I am sure that you are correct. They can't keep us from using everyday household items with these benefits though. If people would do a little research and follow their own instincts instead of what they are told by the government, they would find themselves healthier and happier for it.
I myself spend lots of time in the sun in my garden without sunscreen and I feel absolutely wonderful for it.
Doug Mare garlic has been used for its medicinal purposes for over 6000 years
I use to have horrible allergies for years and being outside as a lineman made it even worse. One day a customer gave me some local honey as a thank you and all those allergies went away.
Bee's are amazing.
local honey is the best b/c all of your allergies are from the local plants they get the honey from
@@multiclassical we are all allowed are oppinions, you are allowed to have yours. I'll take what my dr's have told me, and will happily ignore yours.
@@multiclassical i didn't ask. again i'll take my opinion for MD's not MC's
@@multiclassical nor did you have to respond again; but here we are. Again Dr's, ie plural, have told this to me, and they are who i listen to, not rando's from the web.
@@multiclassical DOCTORS have told me one thing, some muppet on the interwebz tells me different, but i'm supposed to believe the muppet. sure. God bless your head you, you need it.
My 102 year old grandpa was asked what was his secret to longevity. He said number 1 is stay away from doctors because they'll kill ya. Number 2 was he drank a small glass of bourbon every night before bedtime. Number 3 was to make your wife think she was right even when she wasn't. He passed at 103 but I'll never forget his love of life and humor. He was a very humorous man that found something funny at the wrong circumstances.
His laughter directly correlates to his longevity.🤘🏻103years old. We have enormous shoes to fill. Was he a born again Christian?
❤️cheers.
@@thankfullyredeemedmaderigh7436 absolutely, and was proud to let others know where his heart belongs
@@frednugent2310 Praise God. The father of Abraham,Isaac and Jacob. The only thing that matters in this life, is your relationship with God, through his son Jesus❤️
With that being said, I can't wait til we get to see our folks again!!!🙏🏻
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My boss hates when I put bourbon in my coffee in the morning...
Let's save Americaaa !!!
George Washington Then just put the coffee ☕️ in your bourbon? Or try Baileys Irish cream instead ☘️
@@paulsz6194 I hate Bailey's
you dont need that kinda shit in your life!!!!
@@mr.e0311 it was a joke🙄
Grew up in a Hispanic family, we eat garlic and jalapenos every day. No wonder we never get sick.
First factory job i got i was the only white guy. Started getting the sniffles, they (Mexicans) invited me over to eat for lunch. Never had the sniffles again at the job!
There must be a bit more to it than garlic and jalapeños.
Healthy as a Horse, nobody kisses
Horse
I got lots of jalopenos in my garden. Thanks.
You get sick! Have you ever seen the toilet when your done using it?? Omg!!
We must protect this man at all costs
He was killed in an cattle rustler raid on his wagon during an escort. He took six of them sunsa-bitches with 'em though
@@Minchken You Talking About The Guy In This Video?
@@chriswoods5843 yep, rip cowboy.
@@Minchkenyoure kidding???
There aren’t many real cowboys left!
This guy was my T-Ball coach when I was a kid
Yep, good to hear from you Charlie
That's AWESOME!
Awesome!
I had to google what t-ball was lol
The pharmaceutical companies have put a hit out on this man. I'll bring my Winchester and help guard the ranch.
I'll be backup with my 2 .44s for the ones that get thru ;)
We ride at dawn
Yes lets go back to the days with only wholistic, natural remedies; not more than a few hundred years. Yes the days when life expectancy was a whopping 39 years instead of the terrible age of 72 we have today. Not to mention how much better quality of life we have.
Yes let's go back to the Bad ol' days.
@@surfk9836 You must work for Proctor & Gamble.
@@surfk9836 actually life expectancy of people in the US is less now than it was 200 years ago I am not sure where you are getting this 39 year number , perhaps the bronze age? people in the 1700;s and 1800's often lived well into there 90's
Raw honey, lemon juice, peppermint, chamomile, cayenne/hot pepper, ginger and cinnamon. All that as a tea will help you a lot! My granny used to give us that and a cough medication she made with hot peppers onions and honey. It worked too and she grew all that herself veg and herbs. She wasn't against giving you a touch of Jim beam or moonshine for when you were REALLY in bad shape. I miss my granny so much and she taught me a lot especially about natural medicines. She grew up during the Depression and WW2 in coal country where doctors and medicine was scarce and people had to make a dollar outta 15 cents.
They used dandelion a lot too, wild ginseng, catnip, she gave me a wealth of knowledge about what we can use.
Raised by my grandma. Never sick till went to military. Teaching my kids these natural ways. Thank you for sharing with us all.
My grandma use to roast the garlic and eat them with a corn tortilla like a taco and she was healthy as an ox 😊
18 min video.. 2 mins after posting.. someone hits thumbs down.. why not give the video a look, you might like it..
Keep up the great work y'all..🇺🇸🤠
"How much was that? The right amount, that's how much." HA!!!
I loved it when he said that
This video appeared randomly on my timeline and I'm glad it did. I wasn't too open to home remedies until my grandmother in law made me bay leaf tea with honey while I was sick. Nearly cured the next day. Thanks for sharing your wisdom sir!
I'm dealing with breast cancer & in search of holistic remedies & Thank You C.B.K.🤠❤️
As for the honey...
"I'm talking about that much.
How much was that?
That was the right amount is what it was."
Hahahahaha!!!!!
That was so funny.
That’s probably the oh yeah amount
It's scientific!
Classic
My Great Grandmother never used a measuring cup when cooking, just put some in your hand and that was how she "judged" the amount. She was an awesome cook and I can hear her saying exactly that. Drove my Mom and Aunt crazy, because they wanted her cinnamon roll recipe. Trouble was she never measured or wrote it down, took forever but they finally got that recipe by having GG pour it in her hand then my Mom would make her use a measuring cup so they knew how much of each ingredient was being used and write it down. "How much was that ? It was the right amount is what it was".
My mother told me that growing up, there was no such thing as going to the doctor. Her mom would give her a clove of garlic and you'd be on your way. It worked for them!
Good stuff it is
Yes Serenity I grew up in the same era so did a lot of us we grew up in the same era those days are gone do you think today doesn't even have a f****** clue what the f*** were talking about they never will either because over time they've been brainwashed and overtime the government has stepped in and said these natural remedies are f****** poison and bad and illegal and blah blah blah f*** off all of them them all of them f*** them we knew what was good we know what was good we know still what was good but it'll never come back hopefully those of us with a f****** brain will f****** eat garlic and jalapenos and honey and motherfuking vitamin C and oranges and lemons and we will f****** carry on and the stupid sheep brainwash motherfukers can suck the f****** pharmacy in the f****** Coca-Cola and the f****** chicken wings and the greasy cheeseburgers and suck it right off their f****** toe and die happily f****** b*******
Well it's apparently illegal here in Michigan not to go to the drs....
depending where you grew up the doctor could be hours away, and expensive! I still know people in the south who just use the nature around them for medicine than driving and hour plus $$$ to see a doctor.
I swear by garlic. I usually make some yellow rice with garlic, ginger, and turmeric cooked in it. Then I throw some raw garlic, ginger, cilantro, turmeric and a squeeze of lime on top afterwards. Heals me up in 3 to 4 days. Yes sir
My favorite home remedy growing up is a tea my mom would make me every time I got sick. She’d put a whole red onion cut in half, 2 whole cinnamon sticks and 2 whole lemons cut in half all in a pot. Fill the pot until everything is fully submerged then let it simmer for about 10 minutes. Serve each cup with a a tablespoon of raw honey. It would help every single time and to this day I’ll make it for myself and my loved one
Not only is that a fantastic remedy, but what a great memory.
I've used this remedy with success. Thanks for posting.
My grandmother always added spice cloves to the Hot Toddy, it also adds healing properties.
I’d like to be quarantined in the countryside.
Arcangelo Grimani ..me and you both...in my state we aren’t quarantined
That would be the best place to be right now.
The thing is, there is no quarantine in the countryside. The environment is your best immune system, take my word for it 😉
You are welcome to come up to the mountains north of Boise, Idaho, where I live. Right now it is snowing big fluffy flakes like somebody broke a feather pillow open, but nothing is sticking, and I will get out the chessboard. When the sun comes out this afternoon you can explore the countryside and forest that is less than 10 miles in any given direction and closer in most. The ice on the lake is too mushy and the water temp too cold to go fishing, but that will change in about 2 weeks, and the steelhead should be running. It's Idaho. That's why I retired here. SHHHH! it's the best kept open secret in the USA.
@@OldToughDW hello. What does DW stand for?
Idaho is one of God's country's finest! ❣️
If everyone acted as genuine as this dude the world would be such a better place
Amen to that.
pronounced genu-wine :)
Unfortunately we have leftiods.
01:29 " I wouldn't be using it if whadunt"" 😛
in my experience, people being "genuine" leads to people shitting on folks like me for no real reason.
I think "gentle" is the word you're looking for.
I've had enough of people being "genuine" to me thinking they're helping.
Cowboy Kent is a gentle soul and people should learn from that.
I am a sports nutritionist, and this man is spitting pure truths. Great job my friend.
Your totally a sports nutritionist 😂😂😂
I grew with coffee honey and whiskey even as a kid for cold .
Dear Sir, I appreciate you taking the time to share with us your knowledge. You see, I'm from Mexico and some of this remedies are popular, some of them aren't. I will share with you a "Vitamin Bomb shake" that I drink everyday and I assure you, this will help you with every process going on you body:
1 slice of pineapple
1 medium size apple (any kind)
1 cellery sprig
1 tablespoon of whole linseed
1 tablespoon of oats
2-3 cups of chia water (or regular water also works fine)
1 medium sized nopal (this ones are harder to get outside Mexico, if it is not included, It'll work just fine)
1/2 finger of peeled and sliced ginger
1/4 finger of peeled and sliced turmeric (powdered or pickled is not as effective as in root, but it can make the deal)
Put all of this in a blender for like 2 to 3 minutes on medium speed and you'll get almost one liter of this blend. I know, it can be much and the consistency might not be pleasant, but I can tell you I haven't gone to the doctor for 5 years since I started taking this every morning.
Keep on doing an outstanding job and I wish you the best.
Wow I need write that down thanks
Forgot the garlic
@@theresamcgaughey3358 Screencap it.
Calming old-fashioned common sense! A salute to you!
Thanks Peter
Man oh man! My parents are from Romania and we have very similar remedies for colds. Especially the onion on the elbow (except we put it on out feet) and the steaming pot sauna. Quite incredible it is.
My grandmother taught me all of these 😅 except she used tea instead of coffee for the first one. Another antibiotic is cinnamon. If you’re ever sick, tea with cinnamon, honey, cayenne pepper, dark liquor, and citrus(lemons) does the job!
In Brazil our cowboys that we call gauchos would drink Pineapple juice, onion, and garlic to help with a cough or sinus issue. It is cool to see similar remedies from up north.
I thought gauchos were Argentinian, unless they covered both Brazil, Argentina, and maybe some parts of Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
@@canaisyoung3601 back in the day borders were more fluid. Gauchos are from the Río de la Plata basin, south Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina. Alot of cattle are and have been raised in this area.
Both my parents are from cattle ranching families here in the US. Both use basically the same cure: honey and lemon juice heated with finely ground garlic cloves and/or the juice of garlic cloves. Once heated whiskey is added and the concoction is consumed. Works very well, my friend.
❤
Gauchos are cool. I need to get a proper understanding of Spanish and get back to Esquina.
Could you, Mr. Kent, please do a second part to this? It’s both highly educational and extra entertaining, unlike most health classes in school.
Please keep doing this
your lucky day, a part 2 came out recently
@@PickleAndPearBTBM after 2 years 😅
Cowboy Kent and Shan y’all that best! Living back in Texas but y’all are what we talk about missing. We were in Guthrie for 4 years by the Lazy E and we sure miss it
No wonder I never get sick. Onions, garlic and mushrooms are staples of my diet. Also, if they grow around, thistle flowers are great too, you can use them as herb tea once you dry them!
JB welding a tooth is about the most blue collar thing ive ever heard.
ɮօʊռċɛ օʄʄ this guy has a straight oklahoma accent. you can’t act that
try axle grease for hemorrhoids
@@wyliegriffith80 just the way his skin looks, it looks like he grew up on a ranch in the sun a lot.
I sure could use that remedy for my 🤠🎶🎶ache breaky tooth right now 😒👌
We super glued a coworkers head shut when a unauthorized football game tackle split his head open.
You are a man after my heart my grand mother told me about some of these remedies I take a clove of garlic a day have not been sick in years I drink black coffee 5 cups a day when the doctor says coffee is bad for you my grandmother Said he don't know what he talking about he died at 52 years old my grandmother mother died at 92 enough said GOD BLESS
My great grandma was from the mountains of Puerto Rico. She was a curandera and knew a whole bunch of home remedies. My mom said that she would make a tea out of peppermint, oregano I think, and basil for stomach aches. And boiled and mashed plantain leaves for rashes and bruises. I wish her methods were passed down because they seemingly died off with her when she died. She was 96 and still in good shape and lived by herself into her 90's, so she must have known what she was doing.
I feel your pain. My grandmother cooked like a chef, like most of the ladies back then, when they were "ignorant". Thanks to modern stupid ideas we forget where the real wisdom is! Learning the old ways again which are the best!!!
Hey Kent; I have just tuned into your channel, and I Love it! I used to get these home Remedies from my Grandparents, and other Elders! Back when, we had Genuine RESPECT, from the bottom of our Hearts! (On our own). Unlike other children in the neighborhood. That had to do whether or not to associate with the Diss. Part, but we did explain why, and most realized it, in time, they communicated with thier GP, & Others that told them Story's n such, about the past, and ate their food, and enjoyed it all! Half of our town became so very much more respectful to them, AND. One another/Playing Ball, & Games of all kinds. For the ole-time thing's that GP SWORN bye was a small hunk of garlic everyday! No Matter What! No wonder that everytime I went to visit, he had a Pot-O-Sumpin, on the stove, Bread n butta, Salt n peppa on the Table! He told me about cures, and many food recipes. Esp. Pastafazoo!/Big hit for the Family! My kids/,in their 40's love it to this day! Thank God, they did/healthy & strong even when young! Great Memories, but I must tell you Thank You so very much for reminding me, & teaching me New Things, as I am older, yet-i'm young in mind. I appreciate the Lesson,, & I am going to Sub, cz I like what I hear from you Kent! Keep it up, Please,.. The Public needs to know how to live a healthy life instead of going through a lifetime of Drs.; & Hospitals! Iv'e been/did/pain! I will watch for your next vid. TYMUCH! GBU.,SM.,NZ., ✌❤😁👍🐃🐂 😋😎
Thanks and God bless you
I've loved this guy since I first saw him on Chopped. He won my heart and so many others. He's just a treat to watch. I could watch him for hours. I wish there were human being like him on the planet. My parents used a few of these cures. I had forgotten about some of them. Thank you for reminding me of them. You are a real treasure dear Sir!
Thank you for watching Sierra and be safe and God bless
@@CowboyKentRollins you too. You remind me so much of my late father who I lost when I was 23. You are a true treasure in today's world. It's sad there aren't more channels on TH-cam like yours. We need more uplifting and encouraging videos. God Bless you too. Take care of yourself and stay safe!
@@CowboyKentRollins Don't you give out cute little hearts?
💙 That's for giving me pointers on my cast iron skillets....
@@sierra7202 PP
These work
I really wish the younger generation would embrace their elders because they have so much knowledge. I was orphaned when I was 10 and my grandma raised me from then. She taught me sooooomuch, re: cooking canning, natural remedies that are time tested and work.
About honey. That that has a label from a company/big box store/grocery store label has been heated to flow into the bottles. When heated the beneficial enzymes, etc are killed or destroyed. And it is just a sweetener. For medicinal use you want honey with an individual's label on it. They do not heat to bottle and it has all the 'good' stuff intact.
I was not aware that Big Box Honey supply is heated first. Thank you for this.
Need to purchase raw honey. Buy from local bee keeper
It's called pasteurization.
…as you poured your high UMF content into tea….I’ve used cheap and expensive honey my throat and body didn’t notice. Or my mouth.
Coffee the core of cure!!! In addition to being our front line of defense it sure tastes good, even serves as a necessity for proper redeye gravy. You have the best feel good channel on the TH-cam.
My mom came up for a visit and was a bit under the weather. I made her a toddy with Earl Grey and she slept great and woke up feeling right as rain. A guy in the factor was sick for days, went on for three weeks. Doctor's meds weren't helping. I mentioned hot toddy and he remembered his Nana. Two days later he was back to work. Long live the Nanas of the world and hot toddy recipes.
My father (rip) used to drink from a jar of chopped garlic in water and olive oil every morning. He passed at 86 but never had a cold, sore throat, flu that I noticed.
Garlic is one damn fine drug. We blend a couple heads real fine with a generous amount of honey and take a spoonful after every meal. Takes care of any sickness. Makes your tummy squeeze for a bit, and hurt something awful if you make the mistake of drinking water immediately after, but when it works, IT WORKS.
Cure all it is
This guy is like the human real life Uncle Pecos from Tom and Jerry.
Btw, thank you Kent for these remedies. They really helped me out when I got a cold.
💯
The Pecos Pest
Not, really. Uncle Pecos is scary. Don't believe me? Ask Tom. Cowboy Kent is not scary.
😁
Honey and whiskey for a cough. Any cheap bourbon will do. Save the Blanton’s for evening campfires.
I noticed the Blanton's, too. That stuff was impossible to find even before the virus.
Try some night train 🚂 or Kentucky tavern......
Best go-to bourbon I’ve found is Evan Williams- same taste as Jack, for half the price! (It’s not Whistle Pig, it’s for general purposes!)
My go-to bourbon is Buffalo Trace.
Bob Duncan Same distillery as Blanton’s
I grew up in Wyoming and my mom was from Oklahoma and we had many of these home remedies. We even had hot totties as kids (not sure we could do that today, but hey) and I have to say, too many folks depend on drugs and prescriptions that are much worse on a person. People need to do these, they work. Thank you Kent and Shannon !
garlic doesn't advertise for itself on tv so that's why people are using the pharmaceuticals
As kids my dad made us hot toddies when we caught a cold.
Nurse here. Garlic also has anticoagulant properties so be careful of eating too much of it, especially if you are already on blood thinners.
Good to know 👍
Can confirm, almost bled to death once because of it.
Before an elective surgery, one must stop eating garlic at least a week before .
Cornstarch for heat rash/chaffing under arms/breasts/groin, etc. It has some antibacterial properties and is very soothing. If it's a moist rash apply it like a powder. For other rashes, make a paste of 3 Tbls. combined with water.
Thanks for sharing
I am a home health nurse, and when I saw hand sanitizer flying off the shelves, I bought a quart of 91% alcohol and a bottle of aloe vera sunburn gel. Mixed it 1:2 alcohol:alone. Works well and softens hands also! Thanks for the tip about the olive oil. Sometimes the aloe is harder to find.
This sounds more logical than olive oil.
2 years ago you couldn’t find 91% alcohol after a while. Now Jan 23 and all I can still find 71%. Irritating too
Like your remedies, I make a tea with 1/2 teaspoon of minced garlic, Tablespoon of honey,
4 or 5 shakes out of a bottle of cholula sweet habanero or frank's red hot hot sauce and
some lemon. Cures any cold in no time if you start drinking as soon as you feel it coming on.
I drink it 4 to5 times a week during the winter to stay healthy. Nature provides what we need
to stay healthy.
East Colonial-Era America, Mid-West Cowboys and even Pre-Colonial North American youtube channels are so good, I adore this, not only do the people running them are knowledgeable about what they teach, but they love it! That's what matters! Thank you, Kent Rollins!
This is an old video but I'm a Medic and yes there is truth to what old cowboy Kent is saying. A lot of these will help especially garlic and honey (lil bit of bourbon never hurt either).
Also Dr. Here 🙋🏻♀, I'll just add that you should stick with the garlic for a few days to make sure the infection is eliminated, a day of antibiotics of any kind will not get rid of streptococcus
What kind of bourbon? And is there a difference between whiskey & bourbon ?
In 50s and never bought but have a cold that will not go away . And lost my voice.
@@tammysmith2050 Naw any bourbon will work. It's all depending on taste. I prefer Bulleit Bourbon. As for if there is a difference between Bourbon and Whiskey the answer is yes. All bourbon is whiskey but not all whiskey is bourbon. Bourbon has to follow a set of rules in terms of its being made in order for it to be called bourbon
And the 1918 Spanish flu which killed 100,000 .... those who drank whiskey lived .... wow ....
@@tammysmith2050 higher proof is better. It’s just supposed to help you sleep, and if you don’t like bourbon or whiskey already, it won’t matter anyway
Very good! My grandma who was born in the mid 1880’s passed every one of these recipes to use throughout her years. She came up in a time (she was a native AZ pioneer) when you didn’t just go to the grocery. She maintained this lifestyle throughout her life. I could tell you some true & vivid stories, but I digress. Grandma would put the entire onion in your sick room & even used it as an air purifier during cold season. She grew mint in her garden & anytime someone got a bellyache she sent them out to pick some peppermint leaves. She told us to just chew them up & they worked. I still use this among other things to this day.
Where would the onion be in the room? Just anywhere? Do you need to peel it first?
Kool. Was she native american? Or do you mean like a colonial pioneer?
@@biker5662 I was told put the onion next to your bed. I'd cut it in half.
Me too
I grew up on all of these. People look at me funny when I suggest them, and they say hey that worked 😂 I'll be forty in a couple weeks, but my grandmother taught me these and she survived the depression.
Thank you so much for all you guys do! Awesome channel! So blessed to have found you!👍
My great grandmother used to put Vick's salve on a tube sock and pin it around our neck for a sore throat. I've been known to use an onion poultice on the chest to break up bronchitis. God bless you, Kent & Shannon! ❤️🙏
I never did like Vicks i was raised on Soltice just rub on chest n back then crawl imto bed it would open up your lungs n get you breathing again i still use it to this day its hard to find nowadays but i have my pharmacy to get it for me
That song was Jim Stafford, "The wildwood weed." 😉
Hey, Kent, it's "me" again. Please bare with me for this, I *know* it will mean something to you.
In response to your video, I'd like to acknowledge my mother. She was a heavily certified, registered nurse for almost 45yrs. She selflessly worked in emergency rooms, psych wards and ran both the coronary and intensive care facilities, while teaching and doing patient care, simultaneously, for decades.
She often worked 3-11pm because they most needed the help (and the extra pay didn't hurt) so, I seldom saw her during the school week.
She's 94 with a very weak heart and just went into the hospital this weekend and... Has Covid. Even though she hadn't left the house in a couple of years (she willingly stopped driving at 90!) and only had a couple of people taking care of her, it still happened so, it's "out there" and will find people, masks or not.
Though her heart is failing, she's still sharp as a tack and would beat you at scrabble. 😀 But what's important is...
She's had a long and prosperous life, working the family farm/butcher shop during the depression (her first job was the slaughter house so, being a nurse was easy 😀), all while supporting her family and dealing with the crazy animals, while others would be crumpled in the corner from fatigue. She is at peace with things, refusing treatment and I am, too. This isn't about sympathy, just acknowledgment and thanks.
She's amazing and I just want to let people know how lucky I am and the *world* is to have this type of people who worry about and care for others *more* than they do themselves. She's also a deeply spiritual, Christian lady. The world will be an emptier place without her, one of the true forces against suffering and evil.
Dad was a trucker, even when we had animals to deal with so, I was the proverbial "latch-key kid," coming home to deal with the animals and chores, then do my school work. I had no time to get in trouble. 😉 That's a dying way of life and kids aren't tough (read confident and capable) anymore. If they can't do it with a keyboard, they just whine until someone else does it for them. But, I digress...
Mom also tought me how to cook like a restaurant chef (her parents, 9 kids and the hired hands at the table three times a day, EVERY day, basically *was* a restaurant, with my grandmother as head chef. Another woman who did it ALL, no matter what and was my mother's inspiration), to work hard, care for people and animals alike and also insisted that I learn proper grammar, to read and to educate myself so that I had *no excuses* for not knowing how to learn and figure things out for myself and to communicate with others, no matter who they were.
When the equipment broke down on "the floor" (critical care unit) and lives were under threat, it was she who fixed the problem before the techs even got there. No excuses, no passing blame, just do what had to be done. The doctors came to *her* when they couldn't figure out their patients and they all but shut down the hospital, with just a few people working when they gave her a retirement send off. That type of dedication and work ethic is lost on the newer generations.
She also took her very old, expensive, upright piano down to every individual component, stripped and refinished it (it was better off for it), *hand carved* all new hammers for it, reassembled and restrung it. She just had to have the tuner come out to the house... She's living proof that there nothing you can't do if you put your mind to it.
(She also reupholstered the furniture). She passed that work ethic to me and I've managed to give it to my kid. That's a better legacy than a million dollars.
These are some "old home" things she and dad (another depression era farm boy) tought me...
Pure honey is also a natural antibiotic for topical scrapes and sores. If you get a deep cut, clean it as best you can, no matter the pain and coat it in honey to keep out contaminants/bacteria/bugs and wrap it up until you can get medical care. It will help prevent infection and possibly, gangrene.
You also left off the "famous one," a tobacco poultice for all kinds of stings. It works for bee stings like magic, fire ants and also the small (3/4"-1") black scorpion stings. They're all over the southern states. Here, in GA. people are always surprised to learn that we have them, all through the southern half of the state. They're not particularly poisonous but, it feels like getting hit with a hammer (like a wasp sting, etc.) and, if you're one of those people allergic to bee stings, scorpion stings can also cause anaphylaxis so, carry your epi-pen, even if you're not going to "bee country."
To make a dressing, moisten well but *don't soak* some cigarette or, preferably chewing tobacco and place it over the sting(s) and cover with a band-aid or tight wrap to hold it in place. The chewing tobacco that comes in little pouches works well, too and is about the right amount for one sting. It works best if you open one side and place that towards the sting, the "pouch" material gives some buffer to the band-aid/wrap. I keep a can of either "regular" or the pouches in my med-kit/pack, glove box, etc. (try to avoid the flavored tobacco if carrying in a kit, the flavoring could possibly be an irritant) whenever we head out. Just get it wet, work it until it starts producing "juice" and you're good. The tobacco juice will work as an analgesic (pain reliever) and if the stinger tip is broken off (try to carefully remove the stinger and sac with tweezers or gently scraping with a knife blade), it will help draw it out. *Don't mess with it* once it's in place! After 20-30 minutes, you'll have completely forgotten that you were even stung. It really does work!!
My granny Taylor lived to be 104 and chewed tobacco 90 of it. Everytime a kid/grandkid got stung (and she had a passel of 'em) she'd just spit on their arm, wrap it with something, then say "now get off my porch!" 😆
I know this was long but, thanks for reading it. You share so much with us, it makes me happy to be able to share something besides a "wise crack" in return. I've told you several times that we have much in common (my first round-up was at ten) with the dogs/animals (our beagles were great), family and the "western spirit" and I greatly appreciate your attitude and respect for both the country and our military folk and I'm very proud to have served in the protection and preservation of people like yourself and miss Shannon. Truly my honor.
Thank you!! 😀
I remember the Choctaw and Cherokee growing up in Oklahoma using crushed Mud Dauber wasp nest as a powder for rashes, always worked quickly.
I accidentally cured some bad poison ivy when I was a teenager. We were swimming in a pond and were rubbing the black clay on the bottom all over our bodies. Poison ivy gone the next day. Boy I used to get it so bad every spring. Lord knows I was a river rat back then. Still am!
rtdc5562, thank you for this. I get poison ivy from time to time. Used to get it REAL BAD as a young fellow. God bless and all the best.
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Cowboy Kent Rollins We just found you yesterday, started binge watching, subscribed, ordered your cookbook, and we LOVE you! You are now family. God bless you and Shannon. ❤️🙏🏼❤️
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Cowboy Kent Rollins discovered you myself two nights ago you and your daughter are gust amazing.
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30+ years ago I visited with an old Wyoming Cowboy about his cowboy experiences. His first week working on a big ranch he deeply cut his hand on a rawhide lead and was directed to the cook. The young cowboy thought it was curious that the cook dismantled the oil lamp but even more surprised when the cook grabbed his thumb and poured the coal oil into his wound and then bound his hand. It hurt like Hell but after in a few days was nicely healed. Sulfur in the oil was the secret, he claimed.
I also heard the poor would do this with sugar for syrup.......nasty. I also witnessed this wound care in Tennessee 20 years ago when a guy cut his hand, he paid $1 for Karoseen and I was floored. Love these old remedies, God gave us all this natural medicine.
Kent- as a child my Mom would slice the onion and place it against the bottom of both feet when I had a high temperature. In an hour, that onion was Hot and my temp was gone. I used that idea on our kids & Grandkids.
Love the old remedies! Glad to know my Family was not the only ones to use the onion.
God Bless you & Shannon!
They work well they do, God bless you
Funny enough, getting over a chest cold I started to get on Saturday and now almost killed it, but I’ll definitely keep these remedies in mind for whatever try’s to rattle the immune system! God bless Kent!
In these strange times, it's feller's like you that keep everything in perspective. Thanks brother
Beat the devil ,be nice.
Thanks Kent. My momma used a lot of these on me when I was growing up. She’s 87 and still percolating, my dad is 99!
Wholesome goodness and a clean conscience.
Thank you Cowboy Kent Rollins for your amazing work.
I could listen to this man all day! I learn so much, thank you for taking the time to teach us these wonderful things.
I had a cough for weeks that just would NOT go away. My mom diced up a garlic clove and mixed it with a teaspoon of honey. She said it would taste nasty going down but I thought it tasted pretty good! My cough was gone the next day 😁
Garlic boosts the immune system
I take a clove a day. I swallow it like a pill. It's antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, just all the good anti's!!
LIAR!!!!!!!
COVID Cure?
@@josea.alvarado2548 probably, look up "The Vinegar of the 4 thieves " , they used back during plague times to go amongst the dead for valuables.
It reminds me of my grandma's natural remedies. Greetings from Guadalajara, Mexico
my mother from old Zacatecas had a remedy for every ailments, and if it didn't work she told me to prey
Zapopan!
Kent,
Thank you for all your great posts. You are an awesome individual! Please keep them coming Sir….
I can see the American spirit is still very much alive. Keep it up!
You inspire so many young people like me each day with your work!
As a 25 year old city boy, these videos really make me wonder how much I’ve been missing out on through life. My grandad and great uncles pushed cattle during The Land Rush in Oklahoma way back. I bet they used these remedies on them trails. God bless folks!
Thanks Landon and God bless you
I was born a cowhand in 1989, made a combat medic in the army in 2009. These days I work on a computer from home but I keep these natural secrets on my hip pocket for such a time as what is to come. Learn while you can brother.
@@personreanimation Yes sir, will do. Thank you for your service!
@@personreanimation which nation did you invade for muh rights?
Lmao globalist merc
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Herbs heals
Growing up my Dad made our cough syrup with one shot lemon juice, one shot of honey and one shot of Jim Beam. Good medicine it was. One of the best dietary sources of vitamin D3, second only to Cod Liver oil is Lard. One tablespoon contains 1000 international units. 4000 IU's per day are recomended. The D3 in Lard is fat soluble so easily absorbed by our bodies. Natural is always best. Thank you cowboy Kent, for the great videos !!
I like you're dad.
Tallow (beef fat) too, just as good as lard for vitamins ds, vitamin k and minerals , tastes amazing, makes all recipes rich and savory, and easier to find higher quality than pork fat (confession: I'm biased and don't eat pork, standards keep getting lowered and can be very low quality and dirty meat, and pork is bad for my blood type)
Lots of butchers that sell salmon will often have salmon heads and spines to sell or just give away, makes an incredible tasting stock and salmon is packed full of d3, antioxidants, and lots of healthy oils
Make it yourself
Fat back
Crock pot
All day
Just strain it well and let it cool and set up.
That junk in the store is more than likely hydrogenated, so they've crammed bad fats in with the good.
I use a low carb, whole foods diet to manage my Diabetes
Eight yrs now, zero meds. Zero issues. Blood work is always normal.
When you get back to food that's created by dirt, a little rain and sunshine, and get away from crap made in a factory, you'd be amazed what your body can do to fix itself.
Let food be thy medicine and thy medicine be food.
Hippocrates, the father of medical practice.
Now for real advice
I wish my mom had used the garlic
We got save the baby.
I'll just tell you
That stuff is a miracle drug!
One shot of that mess and you could do anything to prove you didn't need a second! Run, fly, walk on water, lift a tractor with two fingers. . . anything!!!
Forty years on and I can still taste the stuff when I talk about it and it still makes my skin crawl!!! LOL
15 drops and as much sugar as the gravy soon would hold.
Didn't help one bit.
It may be why I never really did like sugar in the first place. LOL
Now that was entertaining, educational and down right fun. Great content and great folks.
Still the best...Cowboy Kent..keep on keepin on!!!!!! God bless you and your beautiful bide!!!!
You are the sort of American that made me move to this blessed land!
Mouka Faslouka I love to read what you wrote. I am the daughter of immigrants. The wonderful American people inspired my parents to become citizens of this great nation.
@@t.c.s.7724 think about it ,
America consists of every country and their cultures all mixed up and rolled into one big country !
Pretty much AMERICA IS THE ENTIRE PLANT IN ONE PLACE AND IF YOU DONT LIKE AMERICA WELL THEN YOU JUST CANT GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE WHO ARE AS DIVERSE AS ANY PLACE ON THIS HUGE PLANET THAT YOULL EVER FIND OR COULD EVER ASK !
AMERICA OFFERS EVERYTHING FOR EVERYONE AND ALLOWS ANYONE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME ANYTHING YOU HEART COULD EVER DESIRE WITH HARDWORK AND PERSEVERANCE!
YES AMERICA ISNT PERFECT BUT ITS THE CLOSEST COUNTRY TO THAT THAT YOU'LL EVER FIND !
MAY GOD ALWAYS BLESS AMERICA 🙏🇺🇸
I am Canadian and I like this guy ,he is all right , all right, all right.
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Morning Ken and Shan I was born in Mexico and raised in California and I remember my Dad loved going hunting and when the night came He would make a coffee like that to improve our immune system so thank you for this video please be safe and God bless you and God Bless this beautiful amazing country we live in
Thanks for watching and God bless you
My respect to you and your family Sir! Always bringing some good recipies for us! Cheers from Brazil 💯
I just have to say how much of a blessing this channel is. My barn cat is very sick and heading towards that big scratching post in the sky. I've got her in m lap wrapped in a warm blanket. She likes TH-cam videos. Her favorites are bird and mouse videos but she likes listening to podcasts, church, and audiobooks with me too. Kent's speech is so soothing and his content is so wholesome. It's really helping us pass the hours, that's for sure. Thanks Kent & family.
How is your kitty? ❤️ Hope you find peace in this difficult time.
Animals are soooo wonderful. I love them more than 99% of humans.
Positive waves, paw power. Peace.
And you don't take her to the vet because.....?
@@cursedcancersurvivor It's her barn cat. Meditate on it.
Lemon honey and garlic are always great to have lying around. Probably oregano too
Love my home made essential oils :) oregano is amazing !!
Yes oregano.
Not just for health reasons, but also for roast chicken or pork. Or maybe a good garden salad.
Now listen, im a 20-some girl from the Midwest that has grown up playing in dirt when others thought it was weird. I've learned about half of these on my own, and got taught about the bourbon/honey/lemon as I got a bit older. This warms my heart so much to see others living like this still ❤ (also listen to him when he talks about the sun, I swear that its the best medicine)
I've been getting pneumonia every year for the past 9 years, except 2020. My boss laughs at me, because when I feel it starting up I take a Whiskey Day off. I start with a Hot Toddy, and then alternate between a half shot of whiskey mixed with a half shot of 7-Up, and a shot of full whiskey and aon throughout the day. In all these years, I've only had to go to the Dr twice -- the 1st time I found out what I had, and last year because I didn't have any whiskey in the house and it was 3 days before I could get some (gave the pneumonia a chance to take hold, I didn't catch it in time). He can laugh all he wants, it WORKS.
Playing in the dirt is a really good immune booster. If you don't still play in the dirt, take up gardening and be sure not to wear a face mask, as they breed pneumonia and cancer.
@Sandy M I've now had both the Prevnar 13 & 23 pneumonia vaccines. I had pneumonia 22 years ago and almost didn't survive. I'm set for life now, you should look into them, they are lifesavers
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Haw! We called it vitamin S. Instead of D.
I love this and appreciate your video! It's folks like you that keeps us all going! Healthcare is no longer as it was. God bless!
Your attitude is priceless. Thanks much.
Kent, can ya please do some more episodes like this about some cowboy cures? Not only was this informative but it was also very entertaining. 🙂
The nod to the legendary Justin Wilson made my heart swell up
I love Justin to ❤️
I gar-un-teeeeeeee!
I liked when Justin would dip his bread in his wine.
Mine too. But Kent's French nasals need a little work. :-)
@Karla Kirkpatrick Nope, Justin said to add whatever wine you like to drink! He wasn't a connoisseur by any means 😂
Every day I put a teaspoon of locally grown honey in my coffee with a splash of lemon water, very good stuff, I have lost a lot of weight from drinking that daily and watching what I eat.
Kent, it's obviously not easy to be a Cookie. You have to know so much about a lot of things. The cowboys rely on you to take good care of them, and you've done a great job at it. I'm not surprised, but am impressed with your skills & knowledge. Thanks for sharing your secrets & tips with us. I really trust you, and know you really mean to give us your best. Keep up the great work! 😍🥰❤️🥰😍❤️😍🥰❤️
Thanks for that
@@CowboyKentRollins You're welcome. I just tell it like I see it. You're the real deal.
I can vouch for the minced garlic and raw honey home remedy for any cold/flu symptoms. Works really quickly! 😊
A country boy can survive! Thanks Kent glad ya' doin what yer doin.
We say grace; we say Ma'am; and if you ain't into that, well...you know.
These are the best! Thanks for sharing this! Health is wealth!
This is my first video of yours I've seen. Thank you for the information but also the bloopers! Keeps it engaging and funny
I think that's one of the reasons why I've always been so healthy even at 66 today, garlic, onions, chilies & yes raw local honey & honey comb since I was a kid for my allergies.
My Mom had an old remedy book writen by a Dr. in the late 1800's she found at a rummage sale.
She used them all on us. Only one I couldn't use was the sulfur remedy because I'm allergic to sulfas.
The apple cider vinegar remedy everyone raves about today like it's the new thing, did that one to from the book lol.
Those have been proven by the test of time.
Thank you for including them.
Those old remedies work.
My grandfather was a city and country doctor in the 1920s to the 1960s. Yep, all these remedies work. The Momma's only called the doctor for birthing babies, broken bones, deep cuts farm accidents, work accidents and odd things. Common colds the Momma's took care of at home.
My Dad & Grandfather and men alike kept copper pennies in their pocket. After shaking hands they grabbed a bunch of pennies and held it in their hand. Copper is a natural germ killer/antiviral. Kills germs in seconds. Why old hand rails were made out of copper. ✌
I have a book called 20,000 Secrets of Tea. Has all the medicinal and nutritional properties of different plants and herbs. Very informative. Out of print now, but can find online. Well worth having. If you use nutritional tracking on sites like Cronometer, it is amazing how much nutrition in herbs and even weeds.
To address the copper pennies comment. It is said the pioneers kept a silver coin in the water barrel on wagon train 🚃to keep water fresh.
Mornin’ Ken and Shan. I’ve already been foraging out in the front forest and the fields full of bluebonnets.
My mamaw taught cooking, canning and such but the most importantly was how to keep my family healthy. Later I became a paramedic for 27 years helping others but for family and friends I try to keep medicine as close to nature as possible. I still learn something new from y’all all the time! Thanks for sharing and caring.
Thanks for watching and be safe
Can’t wait to read your book ❤
I could listen to his pearls of wisdom all day, great video as always, I love his accent aswell where is he from in the states?
greetings from Austria ,my grandmother had the perfect recipe for coughs, you put pieces of onion in honey overnight or longer (you can also make them in advance) the honey becomes completely runny/aqueous and works wonders! a tablespoon of it and the urge to cough is gone immediately.
Unfortunately, my grandmother is no more, but I still use her recipes today without exception
I read a lot that this remedy does work. I prefer making cooked cause of the after smell, onion in eggs or soups