Measured Medicine; Tincture Making Part 2
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Herbalist, Grower, and Medicine Maker, Greta Dietrich of Woodswise Botanicals, a certified botanical nursery, will demystify herbal medicine with a practical and grounded approach Learn the craft of tincturing, history, types of alcohol used, and reasons why we use a tincture instead of a tea, infusion or decoction. Greta will also cover when to use fresh or dried herbs, why it’s important to measure, how and why we must always label, determining dosage, as well as the responsibilities of being a medicine maker. In part 2, Greta begins by describing the weight-to-volume method.
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Greta's voice tone and mannerism is healing in itself. Thank you. Bless you 🙏
her voice is everybody's best teacher all in 1.
I learned tincture from the traditional Mexican culture. I like to repeat the 30 days, removing and replacing with new leaves, to make it stronger. I believe that when the medicine is done with love, this added to the tinture additional healing properties.
Thank you so much for explaining the actual math method in a way I understood. This is so very helpful. You definitely helped raise my tincture making to a higher level.
Saving this playlist! This is so helpful, thank you!!!✌
Thank you for teaching this and sharing. It’s a shame schools don’t teach these things.
I watched this 2 years ago, saved it, and ordered the book Herbal Antiobiotics by Stephen Harrod Buhner. I picked it up again as I'm currently enrolled in an herbal program. It IS such a GOOD book!!!! I appreciate that it includes a section on collection/which parts of the herb to collect, when and the differences between first year and such. Example: juniper berries. I am really looking forward to ordering and reading the other one, Herbal Antivirals. Also, regarding these videos-I like her series. Thank you Greta for the book recommendations and sharing your knowledge ❤.
I love this content! I wish my local area had classes like this. I have seen first hand how natural remedies, using the gifts that are put on this earth to heal our bodies. Thanks for sharing!
Off topic, but that’s an amazing sweater, with the raven on the back.
Where is part 3? Has it been released yet? I'm really enjoying how easy you make this sound. I'm just getting started in medicinal herbs. Thank you so much!
Agree❤️❤️
Part 3 will be released shortly.
@@GDESS7 Thank you so much for getting back to me. You are an excellent teacher! This is definitely a series I would watch over and over again to glean all I can from you. Do you have any other videos out there?
Thank you, really nice. That lady had a great question about location regarding the harvesting of medicine. Would make an interesting study on its own.
Bless you for sharing your knowledge. 🥰
Great videos. Thank you for such clear explanations. Is there a session#3? it seemed that you were going over types of solvents used for tinctures: alcohol
Yes, there are three more videos in this series. The third will be released shortly.
@@GDESS7 thank you. Can’t wait. These are amazing.
Thank you very informative 👍
I loved watching these classes. Have you done one that includes honey, molasses or tree syrup?
Not yet, herbal honeys are great.
Such a great video! Do you have a list of the herbalism books you displayed? I have several of the ones that were pictured but not all and I would love some additional resources. Thank you so much!
Very good
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Let's get fancy with it. Saffron, frankincense and myrrh.
Marijuana tincture for covid? Sounds interesting.
It hard to take any meds
Don't do metric
Medicine only uses metric.
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