Beautifully put-- but Ayurveda does not consider Flax as a nutritive tonic at all, it is very heating and can be rajasic. It is slimy and moistening so I can see why you referenced it. Rasayanas are the classification we refer to as tonics and so along with Shatavari others would include Ashwagandha, Musali, and Vidari Kanda.
Thank you! So well explained. In Italy we use sometimes different categories and therms, so it has been very interesting to listed to your way of considering plants and remedies.
Hello, so what in your opinion, can be the issue if someone can’t handle certain herbs? For example, they say hawthorn is good for the heart but I take hawthorn I feel awful, I react negatively to it, also marigold, milk thistle
Question:so much info about herbs seems to be contradictory or anecdotal. Is there science-based, authoritative, current info on the herbs we use today? Thank, and I love your videos.
It’s because there was a great rewriting and erasure of science, and texts regarding herbalism around the 1800s. The Rockefeller’s paid for universities to teach against the commonly known and respected practice. They smeared herbalism banned the practice and even jailed herbalists. Ironically this was the time synthetic chemical based “medicine” started becoming accepted.
Beautifully put-- but Ayurveda does not consider Flax as a nutritive tonic at all, it is very heating and can be rajasic. It is slimy and moistening so I can see why you referenced it. Rasayanas are the classification we refer to as tonics and so along with Shatavari others would include Ashwagandha, Musali, and Vidari Kanda.
Thank you for the video.
I have a question, can you say me if jiaogulan can help to decrease the stress due the work?
Thanks, didn't know you had the You tube until I got the email.
We're trying to do more of these videos this year! :)
Wow, nice video! please what is the shelf life of tonic?
Th Ankh You.
Great Presentation of Tinics
Thank you! So well explained. In Italy we use sometimes different categories and therms, so it has been very interesting to listed to your way of considering plants and remedies.
Deborah Pavanello which academy do you study?
Hi Herbalist Heather!!! Thank you for this series! Delighted to be here! 💃🏻🌻 🌿
Thanks for joining us for this first video in our series! Glad you enjoyed it.
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Great video. Is the saftey pdf available for download to current students?
Yeah I would like to have it too
I really enjoyed this-loved the backdrop and filming.
Thanks for sharing!
Very informative vedio.great explainations .love from pakistan .im herbal physician in pk
Fantastic. Thanks for tuning in!
What course you study for herbal physician?
Thank you for your clear and detailed explanation. You are very articulate. ~Michele
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Very nice series~thank you
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Hello, so what in your opinion, can be the issue if someone can’t handle certain herbs? For example, they say hawthorn is good for the heart but I take hawthorn I feel awful, I react negatively to it, also marigold, milk thistle
Excellent! Thank you 😊
Question:so much info about herbs seems to be contradictory or anecdotal. Is there science-based, authoritative, current info on the herbs we use today? Thank, and I love your videos.
It’s because there was a great rewriting and erasure of science, and texts regarding herbalism around the 1800s.
The Rockefeller’s paid for universities to teach against the commonly known and respected practice. They smeared herbalism banned the practice and even jailed herbalists.
Ironically this was the time synthetic chemical based “medicine” started becoming accepted.
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Full blog post with video text located here: theherbalacademy.com/herbal-tonics-101/
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