Yackin' about Yarrow - The Wound Healing Super Herb!
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44 years ago I took care of a woman who was 105. She would say the 1st 100 years was the hardest. She had a bandage on her leg one day. I asked what happened and she had cut it on a screen door the day I wasn't there. I helped her with the bandage change. She had used yarrow. It was clean and healing so quick. My introduction to yarrow.
What a lovely story! Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you for sharing and caring 🙏😊
How blessed!
We had an insident of a cow ripping her ear tag out and was bleeding quite a bit. My daughter came running in looking for Yarrow and could only find the tincture. Back outside she hoped her aim was good because she figured she only had one shot. This cow is kind of skiddish around us. My daughter tossed the liquid at the cows ear. Her aim was good and hit the target. The cow was startled no doubt due to the alcohol stinging but the yarrow did it's job and stopped the bleeding. Truly an amazing gift from God. Thank you for the video. i am enjoying being part of the school. Lianna
This sounds like quite the scene!
I have been treating a longhorn cow wound from arms length while feeding treats, I put in spray bottle and aim.😅
Even cows know the ID system is not of God's making. All good farmers( and I am sure you do too) know their cows by sight.
I’m a fairly new member of HGHSBM and I’m excited to say, I’m planting my first medicinal herb garden this year. Thank you Doc Jones for all the hard work and videos you and your family do to educate us.
Welcome! I'm a student too! So so much to learn :)
Me too! I’ve started potted herbs, my yarrow isn’t growing big yet but I think I need to upsize the pot. My mullein has gone NUTS and is SOOOO big… I hope it hasn’t put roots down through the bottom of the pot into the ground 🙈 (we are moving in the near future and I want to take my plants with me!) I killed my radium weed- not sure how, and my arnica and elacampagne aren’t doing as well as they should, so I need to work out why they aren’t happy
Have fun, it’s great to be growing some fun herbs!
I make a salve using Yarrow, Comfrey, and Calendula... it's a great wound healer, but even better at stopping the onset of cold-sores.
Hi Doc! Up here in Interior Alaska, I have a couple of varieties of yarrow growing wild in my yard. Natives here have traditionally used it for colds, and I always add it to my home made chicken soup when someone in the family is sick.
OMG, I wish I knew about Yarrow last month. My dog had 7 teeth removed. When I picked him up from the vet he was whining with pain. The had put a cone around his neck so he wouldn't hurt himself. When we got home he was crying so bad that I took the cone off immediately. I said GOD PLEASE HELP ME TO HELP HIM. God said WALK HIM. I got up off of the floor and he followed me. He wasn't crying. I walked him up and down the hallway twice. Then, I carried him while walking in the hallway. When we came into the apartment he was more quite. I took some CBD OIL and put it in some yogurt. He ate it. I push a real soft throw under his head and laid down in his bed with him. Soon he was fast asleep. I spent the night on the sofa next to his bed. He slept all thru the night and was much better as far as whining. I gave him his pain med and rested for the rest of the day. For the next week I just pampered him. FYI, I literally have a Bag of Yarrow powder and never new it was good for pain and bleeding too. Sheeeeesh!
Poor baby! You did super❤
@@Truologye , thank you.
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I have a micro-dairy 100 miles south of the Arctic Circle. Our cows do spend a good portion of the winter outside because they don’t have problems… except for frostbite on the tips of their teats. We’ve started using powdered yarrow for a winter post milking teat dip and it is working very well.
My dog broke his toe and the nail came off and was bleeding. I grabbed my dried yarrow and made a paste and put it on his toe and it stopped the bleeding and I believed it helped heal it also! What a great herb!
Awesome!!!
Doc Jones, you rock! Timely video for me and prepper friends!!! Thank you! It’s my birthday 🥳 and this was the best present!
Yarrow is one of my favorites. I use it in a UTI tea. Works wonderfully ❤
I like combining powdered yarrow with Goldenrod for a pretty strong stiptic, antimicrobial, and vulnerary when leaving the dried herb on the wound.
Two of my children, both adults, ended up with a horrible round of diarrhea. One was in so much pain from the bloating and spasms, she was contemplating an ER trip.
I had recently watched this video and I had a bag of yarrow I had purchased over 5 years ago for a dog with itchy skin. At the time I purchased it, I couldn't figure out what to do with it so it has sat in my cupboard since.
I figured I would give it a shot and made tea for both of them. The one who had been in pain fell asleep a short time later and slept all night. Both were feeling better by the next evening.
Off to buy fresh yarrow and get some tincture started.
Thank you for your informative and entertaining videos. I'm trying to figure out how I can fit the school into my schedule and budget.
I just bought me first plant at Doug and Stacy confrence
As I was commenting on ways I use yarrow tincture, my 4 month old kitten added another to my list. He jumped on my shoulder, tried to climb to my head, lost his balance and dug into my scalp. Not wanting poultice in my hair, I put the tincture on a cloth and cleaned the bloody wounds. I keep yarrow tincture in a glass amber spray bottle to also spray a sore throat, and puncture wounds. I mainly just use a poultice on bigger cuts and wounds.
I love being in your school. I used yarrow to make a small wound salve with yarrow, comfrey, and lavender. Works great!
Yarrow sounds like nature's version of Kwik-Stop, for when you cut your animal's nail/claw too short.
Just tried a tea from wild plants just growing in my yard. Purple dead nettle, lance leaf plantain and the young milifolial leaves of yarrow. Potent little brew and i was surprised by how tasty it was.
Thank you for the great information on yarrow and the interesting historical background as well. I am looking forward to joining the HGHSBM later this year. Blessings on your day kind sir! 🌻🐛
I'm a student since last May, and I tell you, it's the best thing I've ever engaged in! Zero, absolutely zero regrets and a whole lot of gratitude for Doc, his wife, and the school. Do it! Do it!
@@jhummel640 Oh yes! I will be joining the school as soon as I can get moved. I am a widow and need out from under the "money pit" where I currently live. Also have to save up a little more for the increase in tuition but my research tells me that it will be more than worth it. Thank you for your encouragement and feedback as a student. It is very appreciated and made my day! Blessings on your day Kiddo!🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿
I made a comfrey salve for my neuropathy and have been using it for about 3 weeks and my pain and sensitivity is down to about half. :)
My husband has neuropathy. I need to look up how to make this from my comfrey. 😁
Try just using the comfrey oil, it's stronger concentration than in a salve, you could also add some castor oil to help it penetrative deeper.
I love yarrow. Husband on blood thinners so I keep powder around the house for a quick fix. I use it my boo-boo slave, also in my bitters blend. When pickling nettle I make a strong tea and put some in a spray bottle. If I get stung I spray instantly and
It never develops. For hives just spray on the tea or make sting tea and bath with it. Love, love. Love this herb.
Yarrow keeps showing up in things that I'm watching and reading lately. I started a tincture a few days ago as I'm out of it. Yarrow truly is a remarkable plant and medicine. Thank you for sharing the info with us!
Perfect timing! I cut my finger on a can about an hour ago and went straight for Yarrow powder. I keep a bottle of it in the kitchen, the first aid kit in the car and in my purse. I love Yarrow. I am always interested in hearing what you have to say about herbs Doc, especially your clinical experience with herbs.
Yo Doc! Thank you so much for adding your input to the herbal world. I got into it in my high school years, at the end of the cold war , when Patrick Swayze made a movie about what we all knew was about to happen, then life happend, and I got away from it. Yarrow was one of the herbs I hung on to my whole life though. Last summer I was clearing brush at my buddies house and I wanted to show his kids what can happen if you dont watch yourself carefully when swinging a machete, so I sunk it into my shin just below the knee. Part two of the lesson was how to improvise a bandage with duct tape and a Burger King napkin. I couldnt get the bleeding to stop so I stuffed some yarrow under a new duct tape bandage, which did good untill I got to the hospital for stitches the next day. When the nurse took the duct tape off my leg and seen the herbal compress she asked, “what’s that?” I said yarrow. She musta been an herbalist too because she didnt say anything else. Apparently she approved of my choice of herbs. She must not have been much of one though because she didnt recognise the leaves. It never bled again, even when the doc took a fingernail brush to it.
My property is so poor (plus we've had some drought) that even weeds haven't grown well! Since I'm just kind of starting in this business of foraging, yarrow is one of the few things I've been able to forage. I cut myself with a rotary cutter (a quilting tool) and I crumbled some yarrow and piled it on under the bandaid. I guess it worked well, because the wound is no longer bleeding and healing nicely. I didn't use any ointment from the drugstore.
Yarrow is actually known as a plant that likes to improve soil. Its crazy root system has done wonders to the clay here in my herb garden. It also likes to absorb toxins, so be mindful of that. You dont want to eat yarrow that has been purifying the ground of something toxic.
thank you for all the hard work you do.
Agreed Diane. Dr. Jones you are a blessing in the information you bring. Thank you so much. I love your sense of humor BTW😄
Thanks for this information.
Thank you Doc Jones
Great lesson
Had so much fun with the school! Ya gotta try it, you will learn alot!
Thank you doc, these videos are great.
Awesome! Yarrow will go in my garden this year.
Thank you soooo much🎉🎉🎉🎉 Love the way you teach.
Love the way you teach
Thank you so much for the info!!!
Love the special effects!🥰
Thanks Doc 😎👍❤️
Thank you so much Dr Jones your the best!
Thank you!
Thanks Doc ❤u
So interesting, thanks doc! One day, will learn some more! Blessings!
Great humor Great lesson!!!! Thank you Dr. Jones ☺️🌱🌼🍀🌸
Always such great timing! I got a start from my sister last year, so hoping this year I can harvest at least a bit of it. Now I have information on how best to use it.
Thank you! Very entertaining and educational as always!
I'm new to yarrow...I have cranberry yarrow and am glad it is as good as the white one...I was told it wasn't so I was going to do my best to eliminate it and plant white but I loved the cranberry color. So I'm excited I can keep it and use it and will be making some dried herb powder and some tincture too thank you so much. ❤
too love yarrow. I seeded it in our park, where we are having problems with bindweed. The plant's roots are very out going, and the plants are establishing well. It smells great when it gets mowed!!
So interesting! Enjoy your humor and herbal teaching. Thank you. Val C
Studying The HomeGrown Herbalist book, and have my yarrow seeds ready to plant! 🌱 🌱🌱
I made an oil mixture of yarrow (50%) and then 20% calendula, and %10 each John’s wort, lavender, plantain. I gave it to a friend who is healing from skin cancer and the healing cream wasn’t working. My stuff did!
God Bless you Doc Jones. Thanks for sharing! I learn a lot from your videos. I'm a hillbilly living in the mountains N of Boise and herbals are my main go-to for minor ailments. Dr Giles is my sister.
This is definately an amazing plant, I always have this on hand in many forms. I have just in the last 2 years started actually making and applying herbal medicines to my household and this one was at the forefront. Also Cayenne, Goldenrod , Comfrey, Calendula, Dandelion, Wild roses, Mullein, Plantago always. Yarrow grows wild everywhere around northern ontario canada, I brought some seed home actually last year so it will be around my property now and I wont need to go far. I missed the window for the comfrey seeds last year but I will have that here too lol I know of 2 patches where it grows, I use some to make my own liquid feed for the garden. I love plants
I mix mint leaves with yarrow leaves and make a mild tea. I usually add a little honey.
What does that do for you?
Sorry I just realized you asked!
So I use yarrow for the flu, blood purification, muscle cramps , and menstrual issues. But only use it for two weeks then take a break. It can cause your skin to sun burn if you over do it. Moderation is the key.
Please don't stop making these. I am learning so much. Is there an herb to take for hair loss?
I didnt have to take an herb, it just happened natural like.
Great video great information. Do you guys sell products?
Yeah they do, search Homegrownherbalist and you will find them
I use the yarrow leaves for menstrual cramps, it’s not as bitter as the flowers!
I would love to learn more about ironweed. I have it growing abundantly in the field next to my house.
Do you have / sell books that teaches how to process and store the medicinal products and how to make tinctures
yes he does
Dr. Jones, is there a book you recommend for the classes. Most of the time I love to stay away from the "screen" and dive into a great book. Thank you. 💚💚💚
Thank you for all your fantastic information!
Can you please tell me how much yarrow powder you recommend to mix with volume of water to make a tea?
Would it also be the same quantity for both menstrual cramps and for stomach ulcers?
Wonderful . . . I’m going to add Yarrow into my planting this spring. Really have to say, I just love the way you speak about things Patrick. You are so funny, sooo humorous. A JOY to listen to and learn so much. Thank you!
I think it might stop a cold. I woke up feeling sick one morning, so I drank a strong cup of yarrow tea and took a short nap and work up fine.
Good afternoon Dr. Jones. I have a question with respect to yarrow's wonderful ability to clot hemorrhaging and it's reaction to meeting up with the mRNA additives and the issues that it is causing with vasculature flow and health? Curious what your thoughts might be. If you would rather place this question to the school forum instead of here I will. Thank you😊
Id love to hear more about which herbs can be used for cats. My young cat has periodontal disease and Im wondering if this would be safe to use on his sore gums?
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I’m slowly making my way through your herbal school. If the rest of my life would chill I could get done much faster!😂. The school just keeps wowing me and I’m learning a lot. Now I’ll be able to always remember yarrow because I will forever associate it with naked, shoeless soldiers and centaurs.🤔🫣. You make me giggle Doc. TeresaSue.
No matter the topic, Doc Jones ALWAYS makes me laugh out loud somewhere in the presentation. Thank you, Dr. Patrick, not only for your wonderful sense of humor, but especially for the information you've researched AND your organized teaching style...reassuring and trustworthy and easy to actually understand! Blessings💕💕💕
😂😂😂ya... me too! Blessings on your day Kiddo!🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿
What about Putin. What an interview with Tucker
When you have applied yarrow to an open wound to stop bleeding, would you need to flush the area to remove plant residue before suturing the wound closed?
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Would it help with hemolytic bleeding.
Hello, is it good for your scalp? I heard someone on Utube say it is good for hair growth.
Hi,what herbs can help anxiety and help you sleep ?thanks
It's coming up all over the property. I saw one with buds on it. I'm excited to harvest some. Can I grow it in a container? I have a mullein that I pulled from the forest and put in a pot. It is doing well. Lambs quarter not so much. It did better in the yard than in the pot. We have lots of deer so I would like to put it upstairs in a pot.
I need help for my husband. We are new to homesteading and he was bitten by a tick. Now has Lymes. Huge wound on his side at the belt line. About 4-5 inches in diameter. On antibiotics which I hate. What else can we do? We are so new to this lifestyle and really lean in on the community!!!
Nosebleeds!? Ohmy goodness I have to finish watching this.
What about aortic dissection
Would it help a cat’s kidneys too?
Can you make a whole plant tincture with yarrow?
Hey there. I have a ton of wooly yarrow on my property. Is it medicinal?
Hi! Do yo udo vet consultations online? My cat has an ear that keeps filling full of wax. We have seen 3 vets and none can figure out the cause. I have tried every natural remedy I can find and nothing fixes it. She also has runny eyes. She is positive for bartonella, but aside from the waxy ear and some eye discharge, she is very spunky and happy at age 3. I would love to do a consult with you!!! Help!
Thank you doc, I am using for myself and my husband all the herbal teas based on your video, God they do work better and quicker than medication!!! You truly are a God’s gift for spreading your knowledge
I don’t sweat due to POTs would yarrow help
I was always wandering - wouldn't yarrow interfere with the menstruation, if it has properties to stop the bleeding?
I learned that the strain in uterus muscles and water retention do their job to create the pressure to "push" the blood out, to start the menstrual cycle.
So it also seems to me counter intuitive to use diuretic, when the body is trying to retain water for a purpose.
I'd greatly appreciate explanation because I am looking for a long time for a proper herbal routine to help me prepare for period and lessen period pain.
I alternate between comfrey infused oil, oil of oregano, and occasionally rosemary eo used topically for period pain. I have to reapply as necessary every few hours depending on the intensity of my period pain. But these herbs have made a huge difference.
Hope this helps x
How can i help a calf with navel infection that now has a very swollen knee. So bad she won't walk on it. She's 3 months old. Vet. Just keeps giving her antibiotics and is not helping.
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Half of him was a horse 😂😂😂😂
A few days ago they posted how to make tinctures.
Where can I buy the yarrow seeds? Can you grow it in a bucket?
Click on the link Doc has put up
@@l-y-n-n-c that link doesn't sell seeds, just powders, tinctures and such
@@unicornjennie sorry. It said ,'buy here' so I thought you could buy. If you walk in nature, you can find them there too.
@@l-y-n-n-c no worries
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