Mistletoe: wild herbal medicine
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- The history and uses of both American and European Mistletoe. From druids to modern cancer treatment. Very interesting, but only should be used by experienced herbalists. You can buy prepared mistletoe tea. amzn.to/2BwyrJn
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My son has been injecting mistletoe for bladder cancer and he's been to the hospital today and there's no sign of the cancer I'm over the moon! Thank you mistletoe.
where can i find injectable?
Has shown good results in Germany for fighting different cancers. Hope no reacurance. I am dinking it as tea to keep decrease blood pressure👍
Legend say it is it's most potent when picked at midnight on midsummer's eve. Glad to see you Gregg.
+Ella Silva I heard a new moon too. Glad to be back at it. Thanks for checking on me.
+Gregg Carter Outdoors Hey, what are big sis's for. LOL!
Thank you for this video. I bought some today from the farmers market and will make some tincture with it. Michael Castleman writes in his book, that just 5 drops of tincture is needed a day, and that both kinds of mistletoe work the same way despite the talks.
Be careful
Excellent job of explaining the history of the Mistletoe Gregg. I always wondered why people used it on Christmas and why they kissed under it. You have a way of explaining things that keeps it entertaining and knowledgeable at the same time. It's very good to know that it is not good to eat any part of it. I now have it burned into my brain that this is one of the LOOKS PRETTY BUT LEAVE ALONE plants if I happen to encounter one. That is a good thing because those berries would look very tasty if a person were hungry enough. Thanks my friend. Have a Merry Christmas!
+Casey1pj Merry Christmas. Yeah you definitely don't want to eat any part but especially the berries.
"They hurt you, they hurt you bad!" LOL Always great information, thank you for sharing!
+EclecticCloset glad you enjoyed it. As always thanks for stopping by.
This is exacly what I was looking for thinks sir
Loved it! Glad to see another wild medicine video. Really liked hearing the history as well.
+Jesse Akozbek it is always good to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed it.
Wow! Your video was 3 year ago and still very fresh and packed with lot of information. Pls where can I get original English mistletoe
In florida it loves pecan trees. Every one on the farm has some the oldest ones are full of it
Nice to see you back Gregg. Very informative episode, I enjoyed it a lot, and I learned a lot. Have a great Christmas.
+Planting Seeds For Life good to be back. Been to long. Merry Christmas
Awesome information right there. Glad to see your back with us. Hope all is going well over your way. Merry Christmas buddy!
+CB's Greenhouse and Garden Merry Christmas. How are you feeling. Haven't been on much of anything besides work lately
great video gregg, that was very interesting and something i never knew about
+PhilOffHisTree and most of the history is from your neck of the woods.
Always good information, Thanks, Gregg...
+Flash In Your Pan thanks bud.
This was very interesting! And festive lol thanks so much for sharing this knowledge! Newer sub here and I truly enjoyed! Cheers!
+Beerbelliedtravelers thank you my new friend. Glad to have you.
I love this!! Great information!! Tfs Big like!
+The New Orleans Gardner glad you liked it.
Really cool and informative. Thanks.
+Learning To Survive thanks brother
I didn't even know that mistletoe was medicinal. Thanks for the info. New sub here. Take care.
Interesting story about the mistletoe I didn't know they used the leaves and I didn't know the berries were poisonous. I prefer to use herbs instead of modern medicine because of the danger of today's drugs nice video.
+di's foodie vlogs you can buy the tea from amazon. The link is in the video description.
Very interesting video. I'm fancy myself a bit of a plant nerd. The only mistletoe that grows around here is dwarf hemlock mistletoe. FOund you through Yankees outdoor Advenures.
Another Great video Gregg! I really enjoy watching your videos on the different plant species. I learned a lot about mistletoe. I only knew about the kissing part, but not why. Thanks for sharing and y'all have a very Merry Christmas! God Bless!
+NoBudgetHomestead I was just glad to get one out. I understand life getting sideways. Have a happy new year.
Awesome vid, brother!! I love your herbal series, always great info in there! I enjoy the history behind the herbs/plants, it is interesting how much from nature was used, and for what. Right on, liked that very much, thanks! Good to see you again, hope you have a great Christmas with your family:))
+A little dirt never hurt Merry Christmas. Glad you enjoyed it
Very interesting Gregg! Thanks
+Pinetree Line Outdoors thanks bud. I figure you are too far north for mistletoe.
Gregg Carter Outdoors I carry a fake version around and hope for a couple extra Christmas smooches lol.
Good info and nicely presented! Appreciate you sharing your knowledge, and like the history lesson!
I never thought much of mistletoe, very imformative. Got to love life outdoors!
Merry Christmas!
Ella Silva Merry Christmas
We feed it in small amounts if one of the livestock have a problem passing afterbirth. Works great and so far, no problems.
Very exciting
It grows in our mesquite tree here in Texas.
+Recycled Cottage & Garden that's cool. I will that. Thanks for stopping by
Mistletoe goes back to the ancient Scandinavian legend that Balder the god of peace was killed with an arrow made of mistletoe
The other gods & goddesses were very upset at his death , so Balder was restored to life. After this mistletoe was given to the care of the Goddess of Love and it was declared that everyone who walked under mistletoe should receive a kiss
The kiss was to remind people that mistletoe was an emblem of love. Not hate:))
In small doses mistletoe is a wonderful nervine Calming & strengthening the nervous system & brain
It was The medicine for seizure disorders
And Saint Vitus Damce for many years due to this wonderful effect of calming & regulating the nerve impulses throughout the CNS
Also beneficial in small amounts for insomnia and high blood pressure
And gives excellent results when combined as a tea with valerian and chamomile
(Especially when related to stopping narcotic drugs)
In large doses it is a powerful stimulant and emetic.
Hence it’s important use in cases when pregnancy required termination
It is not a toxic herb as you implied
The key is “appropriate doses “
There are soaring charts available online
And Dr Christopher Herbal Legacy (google)
is an excellent herbal information resource
I am a herbalist and hope you will revive my knowledge with the good intentions with which it is sent
Kissing under the mistletoe is a late 18th century English tradition.
Its inclusion in the Balder story appears to be a modern retelling designed to give a pagan spin to a Christmas custom.
Kids at the store our front around holidays use to sell for a dollar a small bag
Nice video
+wayne woolverton trucks and trains I really appreciate it
Your welcome
nice
Miss the vids
Athletes get athletes foot Astronaughts get missile toe
Also used for depression.
Where can we find 😂 is what I wanna know
2022 holiday my friends I think it’s for holiday decorations ooooo fertility I did t know was good for mistle toe Yes let’s us it
Yes, just like many other so called christmas traditions, they come from pagan practices. To long to go into all of them. But using viscum album to reduce blood pressure works, I use it as a tea. Also hoping the cancer will not come back. But that will take longer to know.
Ooooo there berries white berries
I thought we can get pregnant for fertility of Bc they can sue for forced abortion too ?
Any supposed historical facts about the Druids and mistletoe (or the Druids and anything else) should be taken with a very large pinch of salt.
I like your presentation but am confused, this video says that the American version is safe and Viscum Ablum is bad? th-cam.com/video/TM0xcAqvBG8/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared