Wow~~I have had the same experiences with doctors while taking my Mom to the doctor. There's a pill for everything (one leading to another, leading to another....) and I often get the feeling that people are viewed as guinea pigs (especially older folks?), by some doctors. I agree with you~~there are wonderful doctors and modern medicine saves lives, but the younger generation of physicians seem to be taught to address a computer and follow the protocol, while ignoring the 'individualism' of patients.
Yup. The medical profession is full of wonderful folks. But they need to do a bit of self-assessment as a profession so they don't lose the good parts. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
My parents (both in their 80's) have a doctor who won't let me talk with her about my parents medication and herbal options. She says that none of the herbs have been tested for human use. I guess it's a good thing I'm a Vulcan. 😅 She was trained with the same mindset, there's a pill for that. 😮 Funny that my mother was dealing with liver issues and the medication didn't help much after a 3 month period. I gave her a dandelion salad twice a day with lunch and dinner. Within a month, she was a lot better. God's gift of natural medication works so much better than synthetic medication. Thanks for this video, doc.
Hi there! I just came across your videos yesterday, I am addicted! I have been playing with herbs for years, it’s my passion. Tinctures and infused oils for salves is what I enjoy the most. I love dandelions, but since I have been living in FL for the past 14 years, I have not seen 1 dandelion. I have researched it, not happening. 🙃I absolutely love your videos. Thanks!
I love what you said about the older doctors still looking at each case instead of a chart. My husband and I have talked about that a lot lately. I have actually had an orthopedic surgeon who is in his late 80s that has done more for me for my chronic back issues than younger doctors with all of their new technology. I have also noticed the new pediatricians who have seen my children were preoccupied with charts, whereas the pediatrician who treated me as a child and treated my oldest child looked at the child and the case and had much more success...
At 37:09, there was a discussion about eating Dandelions and being allergic to latex; well, I personally am allergic to latex and I can eat and use the plant medicinally in all the different ways, externally as well as internally. I am not speaking for anyone but myself. Just wanted to let anyone out there know this if they were curious.
Thanks Ghea. I've known other latex-allergic folks that can as well. I'm never sure what to tell folks either way on that question. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
Ohh, that's great to hear! My friend is allergic to latex and has a lot of pain from an old wreck. I'm slightly allergic too but never ate them long before I knew they had latex (I thot it was milk) and never had any adverse reactions. Thanks again! ❤
Another GREAT webinar Doc Jones!! I am not getting notifications on your post unfortunately, so catching up. Dandelion helped our pet Axis🦌, Hollyberry with liver flukes. Thank you for sharing and caring. God Bless🥰♥️🙏✝️🕊♥️
Doctor Jones, you are a true gift. I love learning more about herbal remedies and your first hand stories are great lessons. Like everyone else I really enjoy your sense of humor and your zesty attitude. I’m on to watch more of your videos. This was only my second one. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and teaching us so generously.
Had to show my husband the beginning of this video and a little bit of your original talk to show him how funny and fun you are! Great info too! Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing as always Doc. Would love to join the school someday, when I can afford it! In the meantime I’m mostly learning by trial and error and watching tons of videos / reading books on herbal medicine. I’m also big on medicinal mushrooms, that’s my primary focus but herbs are really winning me over lately!
Knowledge will always be power. I respect the fact that you mentioned God. God provided everything we need. I am not a saint. My family gets sick on occasion. I don't miss work. I eat garlic, elderberry, colloidal silver, lambsquarter, and a lot of things nature provides. We sell produce. My childhood doctor said, " if it taste good, spit it out"! I didn't take his advice in accordance to honey, turnip greens, mustard, or other home grown foods Go see your doctor, and look at your options.
Loved both videos. Thank you for all you do! My question is how do you get dandelion into a cat for urinary infections? I would rather do that than keep paying $800+ every time he gets an infection.
Mix the powder with a little wet food. Sometimes they'll eat it...sometimes they'll act like cats and refuse. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
Bravo!!!! That intro was epic!!! LOL!!! Thank you for making the extra effort to answer the questions. I just had a thought about the latex.....Would someone that is allergic to the latex be allergic to the dried or tinctured dandelion or does that take the latex out of the plant somehow? Inquiring minds want to know. :)
That's a really good question and I actually don't know the. answer. Some sources say that dandelion latex lacks the antigens that cause the allergic reaction to rubber tree latex. Other sources say if you have latex allergies, don't take dandelion. I'm still trying to find the certain truth on the question but have little hope. In the men time, if I had a latex allergy, I'd probably use something besides dandelion.
@@HomeGrownHerbalist Thank you so much Doc! I will follow your advice until/if there is a definite answer. I read the post by @Ghea Daken and she doesn't have a problem with dandelion. Maybe muscle testing? Might have to give that a go. Hope you have a great 4th. Thank you for sharing all of you knowledge in a fun and delightful way!!!
I have learnt so much from you...thank you for sharing your knowledge. What herb/s do you consider with the most potent antibacterial activity...e.g good at killing gram negative bacteria such as Ecoli.
There are a lot of them. Supporting the immune system helps too. Have a look at the ingredients in these two formulas for some ideas. BugBuster: homegrownherbalist.net/?s=bugbuster&post_type=product&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&orderby=date-DESC&ixwps=1 Immunity Support: homegrownherbalist.net/?s=immunity+support&post_type=product&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&orderby=date-DESC&ixwps=1
LOL, Doc I hate to say it but you appear to have missed your calling in Hollywood with the original cast/writers of Saturday Night Live. Just kidding... much happier you are a Master Herbal Jedi. That opening sequence was classic though!
I planted pink dandelion this spring. The seeds looked the same, but the leaves look a little different. Of course, I can't find the catalog I bought them from to find the latin name. Do you have any knowledge on these? Yes, I bought them because they were cute.
I got half my thyroid out as I had a 7.2cm nodule that grew fast after my hysterectomy in 2022. I have had a nodule since 2009 that they been watching but it really grew faster in the later years like from 2019 on .i just got it removed 8/27/24. I feel moody at times and fatigue. I also feel like when I do the massages something is moving ugh. I have a small nodule on my left and I certainly don’t want that to grow. Will dandelion help? I’ve been taking dandelion For 2 years and love It. I think It helps in other areas but Not sure about my thyroid . I hate meds and want to continue being natural. Also willl nettle Make thyroid worst? I take that too
How do I go about cleaning my blood? I will try some of your remedies to help myself. My dog has a bad knee the bone is changing shape. She limps and at times I hear her whimper. Is there anything that I can do for her?
Can pregnant women take dandelion to help with cholestasis? My daughter is 35 weeks pregnant and is itching everywhere and a bit jaundiced, and they just did blood work to check her levels for cholestasis.
Easy. Give them a 1 hr soak in some vinegar water solution. Any bugs will usually come out. But also bugs aren't necessarily toxic at all. But chop up the flowers and put them in a solution of 3 parts water to 1 part vinegar. Leave them to soak for an hour and then agitate. If there are any in there they will have floated to the top. Then it's a bit meticulous but yiu can pop them out Honestly though it's pretty much unnecessary especially if you're making a tincture
Hi Doc Jones, I love your TH-cam channel because I am trying to learn the medicinal plants that I didn’t know existed & just come across because of my interest to keep native honey bees in our local area & looking for flowering medicinal plants as pollen & nectar forage for the honey bees. I heard that you have problem of digesting vegetables in the morning & you had a ruptured appendix which means you are lacking in eating fermented food that I came across last year. Please refer to one of the references I read about the wonderful power of eating fermented food that you can try with your herbal tea by fermenting it through Kombucha making plus other food & drinks that you can absolutely ferment. Here is part of the material from one of the references I read about the benefits of eating fermented food that will help not only with your digestion but with your optimum health: A changing microbiome But one of the biggest benefits of fermented foods comes from probiotics. Recent research suggests that the type of gut bacteria in the bodies of Americans is changing. One possible reason is that the microbiomes in our bodies are not regularly replenished the way they were in past generations. That's because of changes in the American diet - particularly the rise in processed foods - and because of better hygiene, which cuts down on the number of microbes people are exposed to naturally through dirt and other contaminants, according to Dr. Ludwig. In addition, antibiotics are used widely and can kill off beneficial organisms along with the bad ones. Changes to the population of gut microbes may create an imbalance between beneficial and harmful gut bacteria, leading to health problems. When the digestive tract has an unhealthy mix of organisms, it can actually lead to a weakening of the walls of the intestines, which start to leak their contents into the bloodstream - a condition referred to, not surprisingly, as leaky gut syndrome, according Dr. Ludwig. Chronic exposure to these substances leaking out from the intestines has been linked to a host of health problems, ranging from asthma and eczema to schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease, he says. Fermented foods can bolster the gut microbiome, creating a healthier mix of microbes and strengthening the walls of the intestines to keep them from leaking. Link: Fermented foods can add depth to your diet April 19, 2021 Harvard Health Publishing Harvard Medical School. Again thanking for sharing what you know about medicinal plants which is well appreciated.
It's just the cruciferous guys that I don't like in the morning. But...yeah. Fermented foods are a great resource. :0) Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
I was just wondering about not having a gallbladder . I really wish I wouldn’t have had to have it removed. I had a stone the size of a golf ball in my bile duct. I really have issues with some foods.
I dry dandelion flowers, peal the green bottoms of, and use the yellow of the flowers in bread and cake. I got an old dog that eat some of the mushroom mycelia we got in the garden, I dont know what type.. -is there any mushroom's that are beneficial for dogs?
Where do you live Gjenevieve? Some areas are happy that they don't have dandelions and don't allow import. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
Also, what would you do for a nursing mother who gets mastitis? I had mastitis and was put on antibiotics. Wondering it you could recommend an alternate strategy?
Shoot me an email Asha. info(at)homegrownherbalist.net. You have to be really careful with herbs during pregnancy and nursing. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
21:54 body buzz could be from other herbs or foods in their body that is mixing when they meet in transit and makes the body feel buzz.😊🤯😁🤯 but let's investigate 🔎 because everybody's body is different and react to there's like no body business😊😆don't take this...because of taking that.😊
Yup. Every body reserves the right to be silly about anything it wants to. If dandelion doesn't agree with you, there are other good options. Sometimes keeping a journal of what is eaten or taken for a few weeks can show what thigs don't agree with each other.
Doctor Patrick go to your nearby optometrist and get the antireflection coating (ARC).. not antibiotic or antifungal, for your reading glasses so you don't look like a rocket man rock star. Love your work and dedication..From an aspiring..not aperient, student.
Wow~~I have had the same experiences with doctors while taking my Mom to the doctor. There's a pill for everything (one leading to another, leading to another....) and I often get the feeling that people are viewed as guinea pigs (especially older folks?), by some doctors. I agree with you~~there are wonderful doctors and modern medicine saves lives, but the younger generation of physicians seem to be taught to address a computer and follow the protocol, while ignoring the 'individualism' of patients.
Yup. The medical profession is full of wonderful folks. But they need to do a bit of self-assessment as a profession so they don't lose the good parts.
Doc Jones
homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
I'd of given you 10 👍🏼 if i could! You nailed it! ❤
My parents (both in their 80's) have a doctor who won't let me talk with her about my parents medication and herbal options. She says that none of the herbs have been tested for human use. I guess it's a good thing I'm a Vulcan. 😅 She was trained with the same mindset, there's a pill for that. 😮 Funny that my mother was dealing with liver issues and the medication didn't help much after a 3 month period. I gave her a dandelion salad twice a day with lunch and dinner. Within a month, she was a lot better. God's gift of natural medication works so much better than synthetic medication. Thanks for this video, doc.
Hi there! I just came across your videos yesterday, I am addicted! I have been playing with herbs for years, it’s my passion. Tinctures and infused oils for salves is what I enjoy the most. I love dandelions, but since I have been living in FL for the past 14 years, I have not seen 1 dandelion. I have researched it, not happening. 🙃I absolutely love your videos. Thanks!
Doc Jones and staff... you are HILARIOUS!!
Thanks Maxfield. Glad you enjoyed it.
Doc
Uncle would store it in plastic bag and let it warm when he used it till it was used up. Warming it to room temp by laying it out the dandelion root.
I love what you said about the older doctors still looking at each case instead of a chart. My husband and I have talked about that a lot lately. I have actually had an orthopedic surgeon who is in his late 80s that has done more for me for my chronic back issues than younger doctors with all of their new technology. I have also noticed the new pediatricians who have seen my children were preoccupied with charts, whereas the pediatrician who treated me as a child and treated my oldest child looked at the child and the case and had much more success...
Well done Dr. Jones
At 37:09, there was a discussion about eating Dandelions and being allergic to latex; well, I personally am allergic to latex and I can eat and use the plant medicinally in all the different ways, externally as well as internally. I am not speaking for anyone but myself. Just wanted to let anyone out there know this if they were curious.
Thank you Ghea...
Thanks Ghea. I've known other latex-allergic folks that can as well. I'm never sure what to tell folks either way on that question.
Doc Jones
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Ohh, that's great to hear! My friend is allergic to latex and has a lot of pain from an old wreck. I'm slightly allergic too but never ate them long before I knew they had latex (I thot it was milk) and never had any adverse reactions. Thanks again! ❤
Love you and your channel! I will be joining the Hime
Grown Herbalist School very soon ☺️💗
I love what I have learned from you so far I can’t wait to take your class.
Lmao the intro is so fun and creative! You are so cool for saving all the questions. Thank you so much both of you! May the force be with you!!
It's actually probably The Farce that's with us...but at least that's close. :0)
Laughter is good for our health. Thanks Doc for serving up a heaping portion while educating us in the use of herbs. 🥰
Another GREAT webinar Doc Jones!! I am not getting notifications on your post unfortunately, so catching up. Dandelion helped our pet Axis🦌, Hollyberry with liver flukes. Thank you for sharing and caring. God Bless🥰♥️🙏✝️🕊♥️
Farmers also today only have the bulk seed they've got, monopolized by a handful of companies.
Hahaha😅😂 You are so funny! Great opening to the video! Tickled me pink! ❤
My kids and LOVED the Star wars theme intro!
May The Force be with them. :0)
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Doc Jones, this was so much fun and so useful!! Thanks humongously and I am going to check out your school.
Thanks Evan, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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Me too!
Doctor Jones, you are a true gift.
I love learning more about herbal remedies and your first hand stories are great lessons.
Like everyone else I really enjoy your sense of humor and your zesty attitude.
I’m on to watch more of your videos. This was only my second one.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and teaching us so generously.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. :0)
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Great information, plus it gave me a ton of smiles! Thank you & many blessings to your family🤗❤️🇨🇦
Had to show my husband the beginning of this video and a little bit of your original talk to show him how funny and fun you are! Great info too! Thanks so much!
Glad you enjoyed it Dotheff. :0)
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Thank you for your knowledge 😊
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Superb intro❤
Thanks for sharing as always Doc. Would love to join the school someday, when I can afford it! In the meantime I’m mostly learning by trial and error and watching tons of videos / reading books on herbal medicine. I’m also big on medicinal mushrooms, that’s my primary focus but herbs are really winning me over lately!
Knowledge will always be power. I respect the fact that you mentioned God. God provided everything we need. I am not a saint. My family gets sick on occasion. I don't miss work. I eat garlic, elderberry, colloidal silver, lambsquarter, and a lot of things nature provides.
We sell produce. My childhood doctor said, " if it taste good, spit it out"! I didn't take his advice in accordance to honey, turnip greens, mustard, or other home grown foods
Go see your doctor, and look at your options.
Oh I ❤️ that poem!!!
Love the intro😂
Too funny! Love the intro!!
Glad you liked it. May the force be with you. :0)
Doc Jones
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You're an amazing photon. Thank you for sharing
Thank-you for letting me bounce off of your retinas. :0)
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Loverd the introduction! thank you so much!
Thanks for watching.
Loved both videos. Thank you for all you do! My question is how do you get dandelion into a cat for urinary infections? I would rather do that than keep paying $800+ every time he gets an infection.
Mix the powder with a little wet food. Sometimes they'll eat it...sometimes they'll act like cats and refuse.
Doc Jones
homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
Thank you!!! This is such great conversation 🤠
Excellent Q & A... You make learning fun and entertaining 😎👍
Thanks for watching Kathy.
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Body buzz could be a reaction to the niacin in the dandelion. Niacin supplement will give you the warm fuzzy flush.
Lol-this was a great intro 😂😂
Bravo!!!! That intro was epic!!! LOL!!! Thank you for making the extra effort to answer the questions. I just had a thought about the latex.....Would someone that is allergic to the latex be allergic to the dried or tinctured dandelion or does that take the latex out of the plant somehow? Inquiring minds want to know. :)
That's a really good question and I actually don't know the. answer. Some sources say that dandelion latex lacks the antigens that cause the allergic reaction to rubber tree latex. Other sources say if you have latex allergies, don't take dandelion. I'm still trying to find the certain truth on the question but have little hope. In the men time, if I had a latex allergy, I'd probably use something besides dandelion.
@@HomeGrownHerbalist Thank you so much Doc! I will follow your advice until/if there is a definite answer. I read the post by @Ghea Daken and she doesn't have a problem with dandelion. Maybe muscle testing? Might have to give that a go. Hope you have a great 4th. Thank you for sharing all of you knowledge in a fun and delightful way!!!
I have learnt so much from you...thank you for sharing your knowledge. What herb/s do you consider with the most potent antibacterial activity...e.g good at killing gram negative bacteria such as Ecoli.
There are a lot of them. Supporting the immune system helps too.
Have a look at the ingredients in these two formulas for some ideas.
BugBuster:
homegrownherbalist.net/?s=bugbuster&post_type=product&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&orderby=date-DESC&ixwps=1
Immunity Support:
homegrownherbalist.net/?s=immunity+support&post_type=product&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&orderby=date-DESC&ixwps=1
LOL, Doc I hate to say it but you appear to have missed your calling in Hollywood with the original cast/writers of Saturday Night Live. Just kidding... much happier you are a Master Herbal Jedi. That opening sequence was classic though!
The Force is strong with my young IT padawan Evan. He can do about anything with a computer. LOL
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Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are welcome. :0)
I planted pink dandelion this spring. The seeds looked the same, but the leaves look a little different. Of course, I can't find the catalog I bought them from to find the latin name. Do you have any knowledge on these? Yes, I bought them because they were cute.
I got half my thyroid out as I had a 7.2cm nodule that grew fast after my hysterectomy in 2022. I have had a nodule since 2009 that they been watching but it really grew faster in the later years like from 2019 on .i just got it removed 8/27/24. I feel moody at times and fatigue. I also feel like when I do the massages something is moving ugh. I have a small nodule on my left and I certainly don’t want that to grow. Will dandelion help? I’ve been taking dandelion
For 2 years and love
It. I think It helps in other areas but
Not sure about my thyroid . I hate meds and want to continue being natural. Also willl nettle
Make thyroid worst? I take that too
Do you have any tips on how to dig up the roots efficiently? And from there how to clean them to eat it?
Just dig the rascals up, wash them an eat them. :0)
There are lots of dandelion digging tools at your local garden center.
The buzz is most likely them feeling the body take up those amazing nutrients.
Yup. Probably. :0)
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Chickory is hard to mow in the summer.😊
What about dandelion flowers? Are they as nutritious as the leaves & roots?
Hello! What herbs can I give to my older cat for kidney health?
I say try to plant and grow indoor in winter.
Or just dry enough to get through the winter. :0)
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@@HomeGrownHerbalist yes indeed, I've try that with 🍋 i gotten 9 great lemons off my little plant in the winter.
How do I go about cleaning my blood? I will try some of your remedies to help myself. My dog has a bad knee the bone is changing shape. She limps and at times I hear her whimper. Is there anything that I can do for her?
Can pregnant women take dandelion to help with cholestasis? My daughter is 35 weeks pregnant and is itching everywhere and a bit jaundiced, and they just did blood work to check her levels for cholestasis.
I have some that are a few months old and are pretty big can I use those roots or do they have to be at least 2 years old?
I have another question that wasn't answered: How do I make sure there are no bugs in the flowers before eating or drying them?
Easy. Give them a 1 hr soak in some vinegar water solution.
Any bugs will usually come out.
But also bugs aren't necessarily toxic at all.
But chop up the flowers and put them in a solution of 3 parts water to 1 part vinegar. Leave them to soak for an hour and then agitate. If there are any in there they will have floated to the top. Then it's a bit meticulous but yiu can pop them out
Honestly though it's pretty much unnecessary especially if you're making a tincture
Hi Doc Jones, I love your TH-cam channel because I am trying to learn the medicinal plants that I didn’t know existed & just come across because of my interest to keep native honey bees in our local area & looking for flowering medicinal plants as pollen & nectar forage for the honey bees. I heard that you have problem of digesting vegetables in the morning & you had a ruptured appendix which means you are lacking in eating fermented food that I came across last year. Please refer to one of the references I read about the wonderful power of eating fermented food that you can try with your herbal tea by fermenting it through Kombucha making plus other food & drinks that you can absolutely ferment.
Here is part of the material from one of the references I read about the benefits of eating fermented food that will help not only with your digestion but with your optimum health: A changing microbiome
But one of the biggest benefits of fermented foods comes from probiotics. Recent research suggests that the type of gut bacteria in the bodies of Americans is changing. One possible reason is that the microbiomes in our bodies are not regularly replenished the way they were in past generations. That's because of changes in the American diet - particularly the rise in processed foods - and because of better hygiene, which cuts down on the number of microbes people are exposed to naturally through dirt and other contaminants, according to Dr. Ludwig. In addition, antibiotics are used widely and can kill off beneficial organisms along with the bad ones.
Changes to the population of gut microbes may create an imbalance between beneficial and harmful gut bacteria, leading to health problems. When the digestive tract has an unhealthy mix of organisms, it can actually lead to a weakening of the walls of the intestines, which start to leak their contents into the bloodstream - a condition referred to, not surprisingly, as leaky gut syndrome, according Dr. Ludwig. Chronic exposure to these substances leaking out from the intestines has been linked to a host of health problems, ranging from asthma and eczema to schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease, he says. Fermented foods can bolster the gut microbiome, creating a healthier mix of microbes and strengthening the walls of the intestines to keep them from leaking.
Link: Fermented foods can add depth to your diet
April 19, 2021 Harvard Health Publishing Harvard Medical School.
Again thanking for sharing what you know about medicinal plants which is well appreciated.
It's just the cruciferous guys that I don't like in the morning. But...yeah. Fermented foods are a great resource. :0)
Doc Jones
homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
I was just wondering about not having a gallbladder . I really wish I wouldn’t have had to have it removed. I had a stone the size of a golf ball in my bile duct. I really have issues with some foods.
body-buzz, as described by your son, reminds me a bit of a niacin flush.
interesting
Made me laugh so much
Glad you had a good time Ruth. Thanks for watching.
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I dry dandelion flowers, peal the green bottoms of, and use the yellow of the flowers in bread and cake. I got an old dog that eat some of the mushroom mycelia we got in the garden, I dont know what type.. -is there any mushroom's that are beneficial for dogs?
All the mushrooms that are good for people are good for dogs too. :0)
Doc Jones
homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
@@HomeGrownHerbalist super, thank you :)
Sounds like the body buzz may be vitamin D deficiency thing?
What herbs would you recommend for morning sickness?
You mention that I can get dandelions from you. How do I do that? There are absolutely none around here.
Where do you live Gjenevieve? Some areas are happy that they don't have dandelions and don't allow import.
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@@HomeGrownHerbalist New Mexico
Also, what would you do for a nursing mother who gets mastitis? I had mastitis and was put on antibiotics. Wondering it you could recommend an alternate strategy?
Shoot me an email Asha. info(at)homegrownherbalist.net. You have to be really careful with herbs during pregnancy and nursing.
Doc Jones
homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
Dandelions do not grow in Florida
Germany makes dandelion rubber.
😊
🌾🌿🪴
21:54 body buzz could be from other herbs or foods in their body that is mixing when they meet in transit and makes the body feel buzz.😊🤯😁🤯 but let's investigate 🔎 because everybody's body is different and react to there's like no body business😊😆don't take this...because of taking that.😊
Yup. Every body reserves the right to be silly about anything it wants to.
If dandelion doesn't agree with you, there are other good options. Sometimes keeping a journal of what is eaten or taken for a few weeks can show what thigs don't agree with each other.
Doctor Patrick go to your nearby optometrist and get the antireflection coating (ARC).. not antibiotic or antifungal, for your reading glasses so you don't look like a rocket man rock star. Love your work and dedication..From an aspiring..not aperient, student.
Thanks for the tip! I'll do that.
But....are you sure people won't be disappointed if I don't look like a rock star? LOL