The Missing Piece to true preparedness
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I'm a student in the school and what I've learned has allowed me to care for my family through most of our injuries and illnesses. It's a true blessing!
Please tell me honestly, is it definitely worth the money. I really want to join but living on social security is hard. Need to know if it is really worth the money. I study a lot on my own but would love the class.
@@JaniceCrowell In my opinion, YES! You will learn SO much. It's a deep and well-rounded program. If you can swing it, I think it's well worth the money.
Glad you're enjoying the school. :0)
Doc Jones
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Hi Doc, have you ever treated a goat with torticollis?
How in depth is the corse? Does it teach you not only what to use but measurements and dosages?
Thank you so much. I can't even come close to affording the schooling.. even if my life depended on it. So thank you for sharing what you do on this free platform. I started my own personal herbalist book, so I can care for my family. I'll never be the publishing type of person but I have been teaching my children and plan to pass my books down to them (along with having them start their own herbalist books that mature as they get older and log more knowledge into them.) We are even taking clippings of the plants themselves and taping them to the pages about that herb. This has been a great journey so far to bring my family and myself out of the dark of ignorance and into the light of the glorious world that God created with His hands. Thank you so much Dr. Jones.
Glad you're enjoying the videos. There are free blogs on my website too that you might enjoy.
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Your doing awesome.
@@HomeGrownHerbalist Thank you so much for letting me know!I am really looking forward to reading those!
I always remember what a missionary lady who had suffered much for the Lord said. "We used to love people and use things, now we love things and use people".
Thanks doc!!
My daughter and her husband attended the CDA Idaho Homesteading seminar. She's also one of your students. They were very enthusiastic and pleased with the experience. Said it was well worth their time and money. Of course it helped that it was only a 3-4 hour drive for them, but they were very pleasantly surprised at the number of non Pacific Northwest attendees and the enthusiasm of the group as a whole.
Of course they made sure to attend your talks as well as Josh and Caroline's talks as did a very large percentage of the other homesteaders. The range of classes and knowledge presented was outstanding. They would have liked to have been able to sit in on all the presentations, but of course there was just not enough time available to do that because of the impressive number of presenters. We're not newbies at this self reliance stuff as we're descendants of 1890s Idaho homesteaders, but they still found a wealth of helpful knowledge being offered. Very pleased.
Thank you so much for all you do Doc!! We really appreciate your excellent School of Botanical Medicine and your informative videos.
It really was a great conference. Great folks!
Doc Jones
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Thank you for bringing this truth up doc. I made an apothecary garden this year with confidence that I’ve learned from your online school. Best money I’ve ever invested into my homestead knowledge. To anyone reading this , you can’t afford not to have this knowledge that can be life saving for you & your family. It spans from medical professionals to a homesteader. It warms my heart to see all my grandkids are learning out here about plants and their use to take back to their parents in the city. Blessings, 🌟♥️🇨🇦
Good work! Having a little garden to solve most of your medical needs is exactly what we ought to be doing. :0)
Doc Jones
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I agree. I'm taking the online course and I'm loving it.
Thank you, Doc Jones! Your school has been such a blessing to me and my family!
I"m glad you're enjoying it. :0)
Doc Jones
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Really good info Doc! (As always) I worked as an ER nurse for 35 yrs and saw so many people coming in that could have been treated at home easily with herbs. Your classes are so valuable and enjoyable. And you are such a joy to learn from. Thank you for all you do!
He seriously is a joy to learn from. Every video I've watched has been one I could easily watch again immediately.
Thanks Kathleen. :0)
Thank you thank you thank you thank you Dr Patrick! Absolutely right as always! God bless!!!
2020 opened my eyes to how pathetic our medical industry has become. It's all about the $$$. I started looking up the medicinal benefits to every fruit tree leaf on my property. I've learned so much. I plan on taking your herbalist course. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us! God bless.
AMEN to all you said here.
Most NP's & Most MD's only focus on covering up the symptoms with pharmaceuticals, instead of finding the source of the issue & it just keeps building because of the side effects from those pharmaceuticals.
Thanks for teaching us Doc, both in person, in school & here. 😊🙏
Getting to the root of what the body needs really is the key to healing...That's why I like treating stuff with roots. LOL
Doc Jones
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I just finished the book "One Second After" and this same thought came into my head as the populace (in the book) were dropping dead, after the event, because they had no pharmaceuticals.
So excited to be in your school!!! Your a GREAT TEACHER. I hope to have a fraction of knowledge instilled in my brain!! Grateful for you! 😊
Glad you're enjoying it :0)
Doc Jones
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I love your class in the school of traditional skills. I have both of your books and I am learning a lot through them. When are you coming out with your next book?
Soon as I can get a few free days to wiggle my fingers over the keyboard. :0)
Doc Jones
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How can I help Doc? I'm a professional editor/proofreader who is willing to barter.🌞
My son ordered a part for my car last January (2022) online. Was about $300. He used a debit card. And the part still hasnt come in. His bank is of no help.
Yup. The supply chain is pretty broken.
Doc Jones
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Truth!!!
Been looking for a new video!!! Thank You Thank you!!! I am watching!!!!
Thanks for watching. :0)
Doc Jones
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I will be singning up this week Doc!!! I can't bloody wait!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊
All over the world, the Millennial and GenZ generations (and their parents!) have a problem. The problem is that a large minority of these “adults” are choosing not to work or have a career, not to date, not to own many possessions and to not have a family. They want to earn the minimum amount possible to survive and then live life on the internet.
But even in the case of the large majority of young adults that are working are often deemed the most difficult generations to work with. They come in late, don’t work hard, won’t do overtime, want long vacations, and demand extra money. And they basically don’t give a flying fart about careers or advancement. They change jobs on a whim. This is all well documented. Again, what is important is not their social life, money, dating, careers - what is important is gaming, streaming, online porn, and on-line communities. They are, for lack of a better word, “addicted” to the net and the virtual life they have created for themselves. This virtual life has become their reason for being.
Yup. It's a sad situation. Hopefully the cultural pendulum will swing back the other direction someday.
Doc Jones
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Ahh, I love watching your videos. I found you a couple yrs ago and yhen I seen you on Homestead Family. I hope that one day I will have the $$ to go through your course.
I so appreciate you!! I have learned so much and I want to say Thank you!!! :D I still have a long way to go, but I am loving the journey.
Glad you're enjoying it. :0)
Doc Jones
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the "Just In Time" philosophy in business was started in Japan many decades ago. It worked well in Japan, which has the landmass of approximately California. But in the continental US, a landmass 24 times the size of Japan. That means goods take more effort to get to the places, and if widgets, or tools, or potatoes don't come Just In Time to replenish stock...well, you're hosed. A storm, a worker's strike, a shortage of raw material could surely mess things up. Remember the shortages not too long ago?
Absolutely love this video. I love all of your videos but this one is special. I remembered what you said about the clove on a toothache. I have been using it in my hands for arthritis after a long day in the garden. Also works well to stop mosquito bites from itching. Thank you for sharing this invaluable information.
Thank you Doc. Jones. I just ordered 7 tinctures and powders from you yesterday and you have already filled my order. I.m excited to have them shipped and hopefully have them in my Medicinal Herb medicine cabinet very soon. Have a Blessed Day.
I hope they're a blessing to you. :0)
Doc Jones
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I saw you at the conference and at the Thomas’s. You are so good at teaching and making people understand with your amazing wit. I look forward to someday buying the bunker buster to share with my community. Thank you so much!
I sure enjoy listening & learning from you! I have been to Preston, Lanesboro, & Spring Valley many times. Small world! Thank you for sharing your information.
I sure enjoyed that area.
Doc Jones
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Mutant biker zombies. 😂😂😂😂 Love ya, doc. So appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge with the rest of us. I'm saving up for the school, and we're shopping for our homestead.
Homestead shopping is fun. Just make sure it has a good fence to keep the zombies out. Nothing more irritating than having zombies tromping around the vegetable patch! :0)
Doc Jones
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Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge ❤️ buying your book now🥳
Thanks for sharing. I'm learning herbal medicines and am hoping to start an apothecary shelf.
Great advice 💕
Bless you for sharing your knowledge.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching.
Doc Jones
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Thank you so much for this video.
Glad you enjoyed it.
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Thanks Doc
Thanks for watching. :0)
Doc Jones
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Just enrolled. So exciting to learn how to use all the wonderful things that God provided on this earth for us.
Question for anyone enrolled in the school:
Do you ever have any one on one time with Doc Jones or is it all prerecorded classes with a team that answers questions that you may have??
I'm working on learning herbs. I am growing some and am also foraging for some. I got so excited when I saw some yarrow growing! Thanks for the great videos, I'm watching them when I can.
Thanks for watching. :0)
Doc Jones
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I always use your herbal store to find the herbal actions of a plant before I go anywhere else. I was out of luck yesterday though when you didn't carry pleurisy root! 😬😅 Thank you for making it easy to learn one herb at a time and I really loved the story of the Amish farmer 💜
Wanting to get chickens wondering if they need anything special so they dont get sick?
Hi Dr. Jones
Would you tell me
what is chaga used for
Thank you Doc Jones. I very much appreciate what your sharing. I used a poultice spray you have and made a huge difference with my 9 year old dog. He's since passed but spraying his swollen area when he was here helped him and took care of the problem. Thank you again for all you do. I hope in the future to do the Herbalist School you offer when I can afford to do so.
Do you sell the seeds or recommend where to purchase plants/seeds to grow my own herbs a lot more?
I often use companionplants.com or strictlymedicinalseeds.com for seed.
Doc Jones
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Thank you Doc Jones@@HomeGrownHerbalist I'll definitely be checking out the links you shared. Thanks for taking the time to answer back. Very much appreciate all you do 😀
You are amazing ❤ do you have a book that teaches how to do all this for people and animals with how to and dosages with recipes?❤
I’ve been looking all over for cramp bark to make my own tinctures. I can’t find it. Please give me a source. I am so looking forward to finding a way to scrape up enough money to take your class.
Here's some cramp bark:
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@@HomeGrownHerbalist do you use powder to make a tincture? I generally use cut and sifted. Another question. If I buy powder and make size 00 capsules, would that be effective to take one every night to prevent leg cramps? And how about my younger friends with menstrual cramps?
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Doc Jones
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For breast cancer would could you think juicing would cure?
I wouldn't think so.
Doc Jones
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Water
Yeah. Water is a good idea to have too!
Doc Jones
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You are amazing ❤ do you have a book that teaches how to do all this for people and animals with how to and dosages with recipes?❤❤