Just one of many mentioned but there are many more than can be used. I have a video publishing in about a week or so about the many different herbs and spices that can be used for pain
I'm a nurse and I'm all for information. Thanks so much for this video! I have found that lack of information can be a true stumbling block to self care.
Great video. I use Tumeric, Moringa, Chlorella, Spirulina, Beetroot, Ashwaganda, Lypospheric Vitamin C, MSM and 1 tsp of seamoss daily and I have had no issues with my RA in the last four years. From time to time I'll use a castor oil pack on my legs for msoreness. Works amazing!
My general surgeon believes in only using prescription medication as a last resort so in a year he got me off cholesterol medication and my cardiology pathology results have improved a lot
I actually add a number of these items in my daily smoothie along with hemp seed, flax seed, chia, a full egg with shell, Greek yoghurt, Vegemite, peanut butter, honey.
I found that ginger was really helpful with migraines, due to it being a natural vasodilator, in the same fashion that the prescription medicine Imatrex injections work. I suffered from severe migraines for several years, while I was premenopausal/menopausal primarily due to severe hormone fluxes during that time. The ginger that I took worked every time without fail. Great information, btw. TYSM for all that you do. Be blessed...Always!
I've been a chronic migraine sufferer for yrs too. Ginger works great but i just recently permanently cured mine by doing 6 months of acupuncture for migraines caused by stress.
@@petebeat1510 if you sniff peppermint essential oil tends to help to, don’t get too close to your nose though, you can also massage your temple with the oil xx
@@mirian593 yeah mate I have that in my bag at all times.. for my mild headaches it helps but does minimal for my migranes... Hopefully with age they disappear it did for my mother and grandmother too fingers crossed
Hi Heidi, You always amaze me with your knowledge of herbs!! And putting them in capsules like this is such an amazing savings!! Especially when you can use herbs you’ve grown. I really like the idea of making these homemade. As always, thank you so much for all the knowledge you share so generously!! Love, Mary❤️😘❤️
@@RainCountryHomestead Hi I'm intrested in making this but concerned if maybe the spices may cause a burn when ingested or would it be greatly noticeable?
@@kenycewescott1295 If you mean the cayenne in particular, no, it will not burn your stomach and in fact can be good for helping to ease stomach problems as can feverfew and ginger
I am now using turmeric and feverfew for pain related stuff and I am starting a medicinal garden this Spring. I no longer take any ibuprofen for tylenol and I have been working on getting my husband off of the over the counter pain medication. THANK YOU! I have learned alot from you.
I’m making Moringa caps as I watch! 😂 I use the one with blue & orange plates that can make 100 caps in about 30 min. The powder gets compressed 6 or 7 times with the plunger plate before sealing & I just couldn’t pack that much by hand. Also, no powder ever gets on your hands or nails, I absolutely *love* it. 😁 Great video 👍🏼💚
This is a post on my birthday, very special. I need to stop chemical medical for pain relief. Now it's a good time for change. Bless you and all of people 🌼🌻
I was going to try St. John's Wort. I mentioned it to the pharmacist. He says "You can't take that with your meds! They work on the same receptors." I would have overdose effects. I am starting to grow St. John's Wort though because that's the kind of prepper I am. I want to have nature to be my pharmacy and if SHTF and I can't get meds, I have options.
I know that this is from a year ago, but over 20 years ago I had to take St. Johns Wort. Only capsule form worked. I worked up to three capsules three times a day for a year and then started forgetting to take them. I naturally started weaning myself off them when my depression started going away. At first I almost quit because my brain felt funny, but nurses I knew encouraged me to continue. So glad I did! Worked for me!
wow. this video is amazing thank you so much. I have been a herbalist student for a while and I always find it hard to remember things... i love the way you explain it. I can already tell your channel is going to be IMMENSELY helpful along my path.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge about making pain capsules. I just got the vegetable capsules and a capsule maker. Will be adding ginger and cayenne to the turmeric capsules when I make them! I always enjoy following your videos!
When I take a real nasty flavored tincture like valerian root, I put the dropperful in a shot glass and top with 4 Thieves vinegar, helps a bunch. Thanks for all you do.
Thanks! I can't swallow these large type of capsules but I can always mix the powder with some honey and roll into pastilles so I'll make a small batch to keep in the fridge. I have to have turmeric daily as it is anyway until I get my subclinical hypothyroid with what they think is likely hashimoto's under control. This is a great recipe!
I've got the capsule holder and it's actually not messy because it has a scraper to scrape off any access into the capsules and it fills 50 capsules at a time or more. I really like it myself and I encourage everyone to get one. Thank you for your herbal remedies, I make them myself, but my herbal remedies are mostly made with 80 percent or higher alcohol.
I find I actually prefer my own medicinal extracts made with homemade wine better than the 80 proof tinctures. I started off with those but then started experimenting with vinegar, wine, and glycerin. The main difference is one just needs to take a bit more of the extracts but they are cheaper to make and I have the assurance of knowing there are no GMOs in the alcohol and it is organic because I made it from my own plants.
@@RainCountryHomestead I think I am going to start making them with my homemade wine. I'll let you know how it turns out, I'm sure it'll probably taste much better.
thanks so much my son had a accident at his work where a big chain broke and knocked him against a wall he cracked one vertebra L5 and even after and operation it just became worse , he has to take pain meds regularly , he will be the first to get some of this, too we very natural people not taking chemical stuff at all , for headaches i found yoga and even chiropractic moves one can do at home works wonders , main thing most of us get headaches is that we on your phones typing or desks working on computers your neck is bend in the wrong direction for that it can be rectified easily at least three times a day stand up straight hands on the side pull the shoulders far back as possible then look up at the roof and stay like that for 30 secs do it regularly it release the headaches fast and get the neck back in the right position
There are many great stretches and exercises that can help, I know this as a dancer and martial artist though I do not do yoga nor recommend it myself. I also have an extract I use for pain and inflammation that for me works better than the capsules: ua-cam.com/video/gm_UN7sTfqg/v-deo.html
While I realize this video is older, I'm hoping maybe you'll see it and respond. I'm just wondering why you don't recommend yoga? Is it a religious reason? I'm Christian, but practice yoga. I only focus on the physical aspect of yoga, not the spiritual side. @@RainCountryHomestead
Thank you for the demo on filling the capsules! I have been putting off buying one of those machines for quite awhile and just didn't know whether I could do it by hand.
Welcome to you nice to meet you...happy for your information of herbal in Ayurveda.... Actually its not any side effect Im Traditional Ayurveda doctor...so glad to meet you Wish you good luck
Heidi you are the best..... thank you so much for sharing your amazing knowledge. I have no idea how you get around doing everything you do. Great admiration.
The Bacheleor's Buttons I have seen are very different looking plants with blue feathery looking flowers rather than the white daisy like flowers. Those are also known as Corn Flower
@@RainCountryHomestead Thanks for the quick response. Now I am confused!!!!! You and the seed companies say that bachelor buttons are also known as cornflower. Blue and looks different. According to: US Dept of Health - National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) which says that: "Common Names: feverfew, bachelor’s buttons, featherfew Latin Name: Tanacetum parthenium, Chrysanthemum parthenium, Matricaria parthenium" And US National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health calls it: "Common name Chrysanthemum parthenium , Feverfew, featherfew, altamisa, bachelor's button, featherfoil, febrifuge plant, midsummer daisy, nosebleed, Santa Maria, wild chamomile, wild quinine, chrysanthemum atricaire, federfoy, flirtwort, Leucanthemum parthenium, Matricaria capensis, Matricaria eximia hort, Matricaria parthenium L., MIG-99, mother herb, Parthenium hysterophorus, parthenolide, Pyrenthrum parthenium L, European feverfew, feather-fully, feddygen fenyw, flirtroot, grande chamomile, mutterkraut, and vetter-voo.[1-5]" Heck, even Wikipedia calls it Bachelor's Button. But, I am sure you're are probably correct. But the gov't does go onto say that feverfew is easily mistaken with camomile. It is perplexing. LOL. I think I shall stick to you and the seed companies in order for me to use it. Thanks again. Now I need one of your capsules for the headache I got researching this. LOL
I just got in 300 capsules and I have the bags of Anthony's powder in most herbs like ginger and turmeric and many others just started getting these together I will get this going today after my cowboy church gig.
when i want to take herbs as a pill i powder them and mix them with butter fat. then i roll them into a little ball to take like a pill. those capsules are too big for me ! plus if you mix the butterfat with dehydrated herbs it wont go sour for a few years while preventing oxidation of the herbs in that time. i use this to take powered eggshells
@@grams5861 butterfat is like ghee but made at a low heat so it doesnt caramelize. is similar but tastes different. you can also wash it after it separates by meltng it in more water and letting it cool to a solid block if you want it to be tasteless and have no sugars.
You can get smaller capsules. The higher the number the smaller they are. I get 4s. The only thing is you have to take more of them to get the right amount of the contents.
00 are just efficient, not too large but still hold a decent amount of powder. I've only seen machines for 00 and 0 (the size of most Rx meds) but if you want to hand fill 4 is the smallest. I probably wouldn't go smaller than a 1 just because of the tediousness. HTH
One thing about craft jars is some are not food safe if the jars have been dyed or painted. Good to know for those who have such stores in their area though. We have a ton of canning jars, most obtained second hand
Thanks for mentioning gloves. I wouldn't have worn any and I have a funeral in two days, no guarantee the turmeric would have washed off by then, especially around the fingernails.
I appreciate you sharing all of your knowledge with us! I love how you make it seem so easy for those of us who have little time to make their own products. But, I have to confess, that I was a little distracted by how incredible your skin looks. Are you wearing your grapefruit-ylang ylang-frankincense-vanilla OR rose-geranium-vanilla in this video 😍.
Along with herbs, Zechstein Magnesium Oil, diluted with water, and applied topically, does wonders for sore spots! It's like soaking in epsom salts, but stronger. (Not for broken or abraded skin, nor wounds)
Amen to Rodale Press publications ! I have books from the 1970s. They are reliable and informative. Thanks for this video Heidi. Buying these remedies in labeled bottles is expensive, so this is a great alternative. My hubby has arthritis from logging in freezing temperatures and the repeat actions that come with using a chain saw. I use a face cream that contains Fever Few. It cleared my rosacea! Also Passion Flower is good for calm/sleep. I tell folks that Passion Flower is OPPOSITE its name! I will give your capsule formulas a try. Take care!
Can I ask about the face cream that you use for rosacea? Do you make your own with Fever Few? I really dislike how the prescription lotion or gel feels, plus it's pharmaceutical icky stuff!😁 Thank you for any info you'd care to share.
Dani Peters- Hello from New Hampshire. I use AVEENO Ultra-Calming daily moisturizer. That combined with keeping my stress down = a clear complexion for me. The packaging used to say with Fever Few, but my latest one doesn't. I hope this helps you. I had a prescription for Metrogel. It worked , but expensive. I found a little went a long way. ~ Diane
I use a capsule machine and I love it. It’s not at all messy and with the tamper that comes with the machine I can pack the capsule really full. 100 capsules done in 5 mins +/-… It works great and I got it off of TEMU.
That's cool. I am still not interested, especially since I have several better options to take herbs than making capsules and now hardly ever make them at all anymore.
You have been the greatest inspiration on my leaving big pharma to change over to natural treatment. I am forever grateful for all you have taught me, thank you is not enough, God bless you for sharing your knowledge, blessings
I'm not trying to step on your toes here, Heidi, but as someone who suffers from suicide sciatica, I've got to tell your viewer what works for me.😊 I make an oil that takes the nerve pain away almost instantly! I got the recipe from an Amish family that i deal with. They told me that it would work in 5 minutes and I got major relief almost instantly. I fill a jar about 2/3 full of botanical menthol, cayenne, ginger, calendula flowers, arnica flowers and St. johns wort flower and then cover it all in olive oil. (I dont have measurements) u can then let it sit in a sunny window for a few weeks or u can use the crock pot for 4 hours but don't let it boil! When that's finished, strain it and add wintergreen essential oil and a little more botanical menthol. Those 2 ingredients seem to be key in sort of freezing that nerve. Now you've got something that's just mind blowingly good!! I sometimes take the oil and add beeswax and make a balm, too, but the straight up oil is what you'd want to try 1st. I make this stuff and sell it locally and everyone I've ever given a sample to has raved about it and then come back for more! It was enough to make one of my customers cancel his surgery. The other thing that helps tremendously is bathing in as hot water as u can stand with magnesium flakes. You have to stay in for at least 40 mins bc during the first 20, the body detoxes and during the 2nd 20 mins (or more) the body absorbs whatever is in the water. For this reason I put bentonite clay in the water to bind toxins. I have municipal water and who knows what's in that! The magnesium relaxes the nerve and stops muscle cramping which tends to happen with sciatica and can be a big part of the suffering. Just bc i like to make the best of these baths, i throw in a cup of baking soda to alkalize, some pink himalayan salt crystals and different essential oils and herbal teas depending on what im trying to accomplish. Lavender is always a good choice for the relaxation it induces. I was able to throw away the cane that i needed just to walk 15 feet the very 1st time I bathed in this! It truly seemed like a miracle! I also do yoga stretches and I do a routine I found on youtube. Its called something like 18 minute sciatica exercise . If u search that, you'll find it. Also dr. Alan Mandell, D.O. on UA-cam has excellent stretches for sciatica. Good luck and I hope u decide to try this and gain relief.😊 P.s. I'm not a doctor or other health professional. Im just sharing what has worked for me and some of what I've found in my research.😁
@@sherryk30 Thank you Sherry K for this information! I'll try the Amish recipe as soon as I can save up for the ingredients I don't have. Sure need it as I'm still using my cane and my walker! The pain is horrible.
Not stepping on my toes at all! This is what is great about our differences is we all find things that work for us and our various needs and these need to be shared so thank you for your addition!
@@corrinnehoffman3248 id be more than happy to send u one of my sample bottles to at least see if it works for you before u make the investment. It is a little costly upfront but even if u just bought a couple of ounces of each, you'll get a good amount of oil in the end. If you'd like a sample and want to provide a way to contact u privately for your info, I'll get one out to you. Totally up to you.😊
Absolutely love this! Thanks so much for the information. I too have hypothyroidism and would love to get off of the prescription that I am on so I don't have to keep getting those blood draws and testing at least twice a year just to get my meds. I also need to get off the allergy meds I have to take for chronic hives. So your videos on those have been an AMAZING revelation for me! I only have one problem... waiting for my plants to grow enough so I can harvest. ;) lol. Thank you so much for the seeds. Looking into buying what I need for our needed natural remedies so that I can get off all these drugs that are so bad for us. You and Patrick are definitely a Godsend for my family. May He bless and keep you and yours always! Cec.
@@amandastewart3011 Did you try any of these combinations? Did they work? I'm looking for something natural for my Mom. She has major back problems, & is on Rx pain meds. Thanks
Cinnamon for arthritis pain?? 🤔 Maybe that's why my hands get less 'crampy' when I'm eating oatmeal regularly.... I always put cinnamon and peanut butter in my oats :D
Heidi there is a lot of Herbal books out there like Amy Fewell, Dawn Combs *lol* and the internet a wealth of information. ( I think we are on the same line.) Heidi, another great video on Herbs and how good they are good for you. Herbs are still a type of medicine and we need to be careful as we use it. Herbs are better then synthetic. With headache Heidi, I don't use anything unless it is very bad, and i use peppermint oil and that helps for me.
Wow, what a great video! Thank you so much for this excellent and useful information! 💖You explain things so completely and easily. Nice. I subscribed to your channel; it's wonderful!💖💖
Oboy Hiedi.. so exciting..I am infusing my herbals for hair/skin herbal shampoo and skin, plus capscian infusion with sage for my muscle rub and hair growth. I also am working on a collodial oatmeal powder. I might experiment with the oatmeal shampoo. Not sure it will work but it's great for eczema. I have eczema pretty bad in winter.so I need to get aggressive. Spring is for my herbal medicinal garden and growing it. Great information as always. I bought rosemarys medicinal herbs, peppers natural medicine and the homesteaders herbal companion. Ty ty TYSM. ❤😍❤
@@edieboudreau9637 yes..it does help some. I have been keto for some time. But I do keto using milk at least a half a glass aday and I'm suspecting it's not only only gluten but dairy as well.. I need to do a process of elimination. It has to be dairy. Tysm for the information I appreciate it. I really need to fast then add foods slowly to see what it is. ❤😍👍ty
Balsam Acres Homestead check into the gaps (gut & psychology syndrome) diet. Because our gut affects everything... Even our brain. A lot of Celiac's have to take out dairy for about a year. Then slowly add it back once the gut has healed too.
@@edieboudreau9637 hmm. That is really interesting. I never actually equated celiac to skin problems. Or gut issues. Definitely will read that. Definitely. Tysm for this information. Wow! ❤❤❤
I have started some wild lettuce. Hope they grow. Other herbs I have for pain doesn't work very well or my pain is so bad I can't tell it has any strength.
Oh, Heidi, how is it you post on topics I am researching...then think, I wonder what Heidi has to say about this? 😁 I want to say "thank you" again for the seeds you make available in your shop. I love how the feverfew grew. My mother made capsules out of ground herbs over 50 years ago. (Actually, she had ME make them...) I remember the goldenseal, in particular. I actually enjoy the bitterness of that herb, perhaps because I got used to it as a child, but also because the bitterness is a sign it is effective.
I find that one can grow accustomed to the bitterness and I do not mind it so much on the feverfew, at least when I eat it fresh, as I did when I first tried it raw
Valerian root gives me a busting headache for some reason. I’ve tried it several times and I just can’t use it. But I take turmeric and ginger a lot for I have a high inflammation marker. Thx for all your info! 😃
Herbs needed
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1tablespoon - Turmeric
1/2 teaspoon - Ginger
1/2 teaspoon - Cayenne pepper
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2 tablespoons Feverfew
1 tablespoon catnip
1 tablespoon valerian root
Just one of many mentioned but there are many more than can be used. I have a video publishing in about a week or so about the many different herbs and spices that can be used for pain
@@RainCountryHomestead Thank you for a comment. I was making notes in the comments...l have watched many of your video 💜
@@katcankan7129 I see, I was not sure if you were making notes for yourself or not, haha :D
Thank you
Black pepper.
I'm a nurse and I'm all for information. Thanks so much for this video! I have found that lack of information can be a true stumbling block to self care.
So true!
It sure is.
I watch every video of yours I can find.I try to write what you say.
Great video. I use Tumeric, Moringa, Chlorella, Spirulina, Beetroot, Ashwaganda, Lypospheric Vitamin C, MSM and 1 tsp of seamoss daily and I have had no issues with my RA in the last four years. From time to time I'll use a castor oil pack on my legs for msoreness. Works amazing!
I love castor oil packs
I’m a massage therapist and recommend them to my clients as well
Do you have recipe or proportions?
I make size 0 gel capsules which are 500mg each. I make my own vitamins because it saves me so much money to do so.@@loriadkins6681
I’m not on any medication, I’m 63 year old, on a whole plant based diet. I prefer using herbs plants as medicine.
My general surgeon believes in only using prescription medication as a last resort so in a year he got me off cholesterol medication and my cardiology pathology results have improved a lot
I actually add a number of these items in my daily smoothie along with hemp seed, flax seed, chia, a full egg with shell, Greek yoghurt, Vegemite, peanut butter, honey.
I found that ginger was really helpful with migraines, due to it being a natural vasodilator, in the same fashion that the prescription medicine Imatrex injections work. I suffered from severe migraines for several years, while I was premenopausal/menopausal primarily due to severe hormone fluxes during that time. The ginger that I took worked every time without fail.
Great information, btw. TYSM for all that you do. Be blessed...Always!
I've been a chronic migraine sufferer for yrs too. Ginger works great but i just recently permanently cured mine by doing 6 months of acupuncture for migraines caused by stress.
If you sniff peppermint essential oil it helps too 😘
I don't know what it is about my migranes.. it really seems to me that only heavy painkillers help.. ginger did minimal for me.
@@petebeat1510 if you sniff peppermint essential oil tends to help to, don’t get too close to your nose though, you can also massage your temple with the oil xx
@@mirian593 yeah mate I have that in my bag at all times.. for my mild headaches it helps but does minimal for my migranes... Hopefully with age they disappear it did for my mother and grandmother too fingers crossed
Hi Heidi, You always amaze me with your knowledge of herbs!! And putting them in capsules like this is such an amazing savings!! Especially when you can use herbs you’ve grown. I really like the idea of making these homemade. As always, thank you so much for all the knowledge you share so generously!! Love, Mary❤️😘❤️
Thank you dear lady!
@@RainCountryHomestead Hi I'm intrested in making this but concerned if maybe the spices may cause a burn when ingested or would it be greatly noticeable?
@@kenycewescott1295 If you mean the cayenne in particular, no, it will not burn your stomach and in fact can be good for helping to ease stomach problems as can feverfew and ginger
@@RainCountryHomestead good to know I've heard some say they feel the burn in their throat & was wondering maybe the measurements may have been off??
@@RainCountryHomestead thank you!
I am now using turmeric and feverfew for pain related stuff and I am starting a medicinal garden this Spring. I no longer take any ibuprofen for tylenol and I have been working on getting my husband off of the over the counter pain medication. THANK YOU! I have learned alot from you.
Wonderful!
That's wonderful!
How much turmeric and feverfew do you take to replace ibuprofen and Tylenol?
I’m making Moringa caps as I watch! 😂 I use the one with blue & orange plates that can make 100 caps in about 30 min. The powder gets compressed 6 or 7 times with the plunger plate before sealing & I just couldn’t pack that much by hand. Also, no powder ever gets on your hands or nails, I absolutely *love* it. 😁 Great video 👍🏼💚
I do my own moringa caps as well.
This is a post on my birthday, very special. I need to stop chemical medical for pain relief. Now it's a good time for change. Bless you and all of people 🌼🌻
Hi Heidi, God is good all the time. Hallelujah.❤❤❤
I'm going to try and make capsules with wild lettus ..we have tons that grow here in ohio
I never suffer from headaches, it’s mostly dehydration or stress. I juice a lot, besides drink lots fresh lemon water.
Enjoyed it, Heidi! Thanks!
Thank you Sarah/Kevin :)
Awesome class!! I love it and how much you know! Thanks for sharing. Blessings!
I use a plastic straw I cut into a spoon like shape (rectangle)
I was going to try St. John's Wort. I mentioned it to the pharmacist. He says "You can't take that with your meds! They work on the same receptors." I would have overdose effects. I am starting to grow St. John's Wort though because that's the kind of prepper I am. I want to have nature to be my pharmacy and if SHTF and I can't get meds, I have options.
I know that this is from a year ago, but over 20 years ago I had to take St. Johns Wort. Only capsule form worked. I worked up to three capsules three times a day for a year and then started forgetting to take them. I naturally started weaning myself off them when my depression started going away. At first I almost quit because my brain felt funny, but nurses I knew encouraged me to continue. So glad I did! Worked for me!
wow. this video is amazing thank you so much. I have been a herbalist student for a while and I always find it hard to remember things... i love the way you explain it. I can already tell your channel is going to be IMMENSELY helpful along my path.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge about making pain capsules. I just got the vegetable capsules and a capsule maker. Will be adding ginger and cayenne to the turmeric capsules when I make them! I always enjoy following your videos!
I'm trying to get off my pain patch and have been looking for relief in a natural way!
We’re you able to get off your patch?
I love the horse radish jars
Thank you Heidi. My sister is allergic to NSAIDS. I'm going to make her these
When I take a real nasty flavored tincture like valerian root, I put the dropperful in a shot glass and top with 4 Thieves vinegar, helps a bunch. Thanks for all you do.
Thanks! I can't swallow these large type of capsules but I can always mix the powder with some honey and roll into pastilles so I'll make a small batch to keep in the fridge. I have to have turmeric daily as it is anyway until I get my subclinical hypothyroid with what they think is likely hashimoto's under control. This is a great recipe!
I love my books. And I love video doing the things in the books. Two good things that go together.
I've got the capsule holder and it's actually not messy because it has a scraper to scrape off any access into the capsules and it fills 50 capsules at a time or more. I really like it myself and I encourage everyone to get one. Thank you for your herbal remedies, I make them myself, but my herbal remedies are mostly made with 80 percent or higher alcohol.
I find I actually prefer my own medicinal extracts made with homemade wine better than the 80 proof tinctures. I started off with those but then started experimenting with vinegar, wine, and glycerin. The main difference is one just needs to take a bit more of the extracts but they are cheaper to make and I have the assurance of knowing there are no GMOs in the alcohol and it is organic because I made it from my own plants.
@@RainCountryHomestead I think I am going to start making them with my homemade wine. I'll let you know how it turns out, I'm sure it'll probably taste much better.
Where did you get your machine from. As I am from Canada
Thank you I have made the turmeric ginger and cayenne they work
thanks so much my son had a accident at his work where a big chain broke and knocked him against a wall he cracked one vertebra L5 and even after and operation it just became worse , he has to take pain meds regularly , he will be the first to get some of this, too we very natural people not taking chemical stuff at all , for headaches i found yoga and even chiropractic moves one can do at home works wonders , main thing most of us get headaches is that we on your phones typing or desks working on computers your neck is bend in the wrong direction for that it can be rectified easily at least three times a day stand up straight hands on the side pull the shoulders far back as possible then look up at the roof and stay like that for 30 secs do it regularly it release the headaches fast and get the neck back in the right position
There are many great stretches and exercises that can help, I know this as a dancer and martial artist though I do not do yoga nor recommend it myself. I also have an extract I use for pain and inflammation that for me works better than the capsules: ua-cam.com/video/gm_UN7sTfqg/v-deo.html
While I realize this video is older, I'm hoping maybe you'll see it and respond. I'm just wondering why you don't recommend yoga? Is it a religious reason? I'm Christian, but practice yoga. I only focus on the physical aspect of yoga, not the spiritual side. @@RainCountryHomestead
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for the book recommendations!!
I've been wondering which ones are good, there's just so many to choose from!
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Thank you for the demo on filling the capsules! I have been putting off buying one of those machines for quite awhile and just didn't know whether I could do it by hand.
So happy I found this video! The typical over. Counter stuff doesn't seem to work for me and want more natural way especially if grid is down.
Welcome to you nice to meet you...happy for your information of herbal in Ayurveda....
Actually its not any side effect
Im Traditional Ayurveda doctor...so glad to meet you
Wish you good luck
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If you like add me as to be good friends
Thanks for another great video! May Jesus continue to bless you and your family
You are really awesome at responding thank you you are the only channel i follow that responds to questions!
Heidi! This is great. I do the mornings caps that I make too! Got another book! Thank you
Thanks Heidi. Good to have a starting place.
Thanks Edie!
Love to make the Valerian capsules! Echinacea also really does the trick.....👍🌱😁
Heidi you are the best..... thank you so much for sharing your amazing knowledge. I have no idea how you get around doing everything you do. Great admiration.
The little capsule makers are really worth it. They do save you so much time.
Some people do like them but I rarely make capsules anyway and just find more ways to not have to bother buying or filling those things
Just FYI: "Feverfew" is also known as the "Bachelor Buttons" flower. Excellent video!!! You are a good teacher. Keep up the good work.
The Bacheleor's Buttons I have seen are very different looking plants with blue feathery looking flowers rather than the white daisy like flowers. Those are also known as Corn Flower
@@RainCountryHomestead Thanks for the quick response. Now I am confused!!!!! You and the seed companies say that bachelor buttons are also known as cornflower. Blue and looks different.
According to: US Dept of Health - National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) which says that:
"Common Names: feverfew, bachelor’s buttons, featherfew
Latin Name: Tanacetum parthenium, Chrysanthemum parthenium, Matricaria parthenium"
And
US National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health calls it:
"Common name
Chrysanthemum parthenium , Feverfew, featherfew, altamisa, bachelor's button, featherfoil, febrifuge plant, midsummer daisy, nosebleed, Santa Maria, wild chamomile, wild quinine, chrysanthemum atricaire, federfoy, flirtwort, Leucanthemum parthenium, Matricaria capensis, Matricaria eximia hort, Matricaria parthenium L., MIG-99, mother herb, Parthenium hysterophorus, parthenolide, Pyrenthrum parthenium L, European feverfew, feather-fully, feddygen fenyw, flirtroot, grande chamomile, mutterkraut, and vetter-voo.[1-5]"
Heck, even Wikipedia calls it Bachelor's Button. But, I am sure you're are probably correct. But the gov't does go onto say that feverfew is easily mistaken with camomile. It is perplexing. LOL. I think I shall stick to you and the seed companies in order for me to use it. Thanks again. Now I need one of your capsules for the headache I got researching this. LOL
@@davidfr924 How odd! Yes, research can be more headache inducing! haha
@@RainCountryHomestead that is why I have bought some herbal medicine books and read catalogs from companies like Strictly Medicinal Seeds.
great info am planning to make my own supplements and vitamins glad im retired wouldnt have time to do this otherwise
Awesome video. Thank you so much. This is good info. God Bless Y'all.
Thank you!
I just got in 300 capsules and I have the bags of Anthony's powder in most herbs like ginger and turmeric and many others just started getting these together I will get this going today after my cowboy church gig.
when i want to take herbs as a pill i powder them and mix them with butter fat. then i roll them into a little ball to take like a pill. those capsules are too big for me ! plus if you mix the butterfat with dehydrated herbs it wont go sour for a few years while preventing oxidation of the herbs in that time. i use this to take powered eggshells
Good idea for those who cannot take capsules or tinctures.
When you say butterfat are you referring to ghee?
@@grams5861 butterfat is like ghee but made at a low heat so it doesnt caramelize. is similar but tastes different. you can also wash it after it separates by meltng it in more water and letting it cool to a solid block if you want it to be tasteless and have no sugars.
You can get smaller capsules. The higher the number the smaller they are. I get 4s. The only thing is you have to take more of them to get the right amount of the contents.
00 are just efficient, not too large but still hold a decent amount of powder. I've only seen machines for 00 and 0 (the size of most Rx meds) but if you want to hand fill 4 is the smallest. I probably wouldn't go smaller than a 1 just because of the tediousness. HTH
Michaels arts and crafts have small jars in tbe wedding supply srction that work well for storage as well.
One thing about craft jars is some are not food safe if the jars have been dyed or painted. Good to know for those who have such stores in their area though. We have a ton of canning jars, most obtained second hand
Thanks for mentioning gloves. I wouldn't have worn any and I have a funeral in two days, no guarantee the turmeric would have washed off by then, especially around the fingernails.
Ty for knowledge. I'm just starting my journey. I'm buying the PNW herb book.
I appreciate you sharing all of your knowledge with us! I love how you make it seem so easy for those of us who have little time to make their own products. But, I have to confess, that I was a little distracted by how incredible your skin looks. Are you wearing your grapefruit-ylang ylang-frankincense-vanilla OR rose-geranium-vanilla in this video 😍.
I only use the grapefruit Ylang Ylang Frankincense because it is my favorite for scent. Thank you so much!
Along with herbs, Zechstein Magnesium Oil, diluted with water, and applied topically,
does wonders for sore spots! It's like soaking in epsom salts, but stronger. (Not for broken or abraded skin, nor wounds)
Where can you get that at
Amen to Rodale Press publications ! I have books from the 1970s. They are reliable and informative. Thanks for this video Heidi. Buying these remedies in labeled bottles is expensive, so this is a great alternative. My hubby has arthritis from logging in freezing temperatures and the repeat actions that come with using a chain saw. I use a face cream that contains Fever Few. It cleared my rosacea! Also Passion Flower is good for calm/sleep. I tell folks that Passion Flower is OPPOSITE its name! I will give your capsule formulas a try. Take care!
Can I ask about the face cream that you use for rosacea? Do you make your own with Fever Few? I really dislike how the prescription lotion or gel feels, plus it's pharmaceutical icky stuff!😁 Thank you for any info you'd care to share.
Dani Peters- Hello from New Hampshire. I use AVEENO Ultra-Calming daily moisturizer. That combined with keeping my stress down = a clear complexion for me. The packaging used to say with Fever Few, but my latest one doesn't. I hope this helps you. I had a prescription for Metrogel. It worked , but expensive. I found a little went a long way. ~ Diane
@@dianehall5345 Hello from Wisconsin! Thank you so much for getting back to me! I'll definitely try the Aveeno. Have a great day!!
I am starting one my self. 1/4 acre plus other areas around the property where some herbs prefer more shade.
I use a capsule machine and I love it. It’s not at all messy and with the tamper that comes with the machine I can pack the capsule really full. 100 capsules done in 5 mins +/-… It works great and I got it off of TEMU.
That's cool. I am still not interested, especially since I have several better options to take herbs than making capsules and now hardly ever make them at all anymore.
Thank you for the info on what is perennial that is also very helpful!
So grateful for your shared knowledge
God bless
Please give advice for women struggling from feeling overheated due to menopause
Here is my video on menopause: en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pirola
You have been the greatest inspiration on my leaving big pharma to change over to natural treatment. I am forever grateful for all you have taught me, thank you is not enough, God bless you for sharing your knowledge, blessings
Thank you!
Excellent, thank you. I've taken Valerian for years for a great nights sleep. Want to make a mixture of herbal pain relief for my sciatica pain!
I'm not trying to step on your toes here, Heidi, but as someone who suffers from suicide sciatica, I've got to tell your viewer what works for
me.😊 I make an oil that takes the nerve pain away almost instantly! I got the recipe from an Amish family that i deal with. They told me that it would work in 5 minutes and I got major relief almost instantly. I fill a jar about 2/3 full of botanical menthol, cayenne, ginger, calendula flowers, arnica flowers and St. johns wort flower and then cover it all in olive oil. (I dont have measurements) u can then let it sit in a sunny window for a few weeks or u can use the crock pot for 4 hours but don't let it boil! When that's finished, strain it and add wintergreen essential oil and a little more botanical menthol. Those 2 ingredients seem to be key in sort of freezing that nerve. Now you've got something that's just mind blowingly good!! I sometimes take the oil and add beeswax and make a balm, too, but the straight up oil is what you'd want to try 1st.
I make this stuff and sell it locally and everyone I've ever given a sample to has raved about it and then come back for more! It was enough to make one of my customers cancel his surgery.
The other thing that helps tremendously is bathing in as hot water as u can stand with magnesium flakes. You have to stay in for at least 40 mins bc during the first 20, the body detoxes and during the 2nd 20 mins (or more) the body absorbs whatever is in the water. For this reason I put bentonite clay in the water to bind toxins. I have municipal water and who knows what's in that! The magnesium relaxes the nerve and stops muscle cramping which tends to happen with sciatica and can be a big part of the suffering. Just bc i like to make the best of these baths, i throw in a cup of baking soda to alkalize, some pink himalayan salt crystals and different essential oils and herbal teas depending on what im trying to accomplish. Lavender is always a good choice for the relaxation it induces. I was able to throw away the cane that i needed just to walk 15 feet the very 1st time I bathed in this! It truly seemed like a miracle!
I also do yoga stretches and I do a routine I found on youtube. Its called something like 18 minute sciatica exercise . If u search that, you'll find it. Also dr. Alan Mandell, D.O. on UA-cam has excellent stretches for sciatica. Good luck and I hope u decide to try this and gain relief.😊
P.s. I'm not a doctor or other health professional. Im just sharing what has worked for me and some of what I've found in my research.😁
@@sherryk30 Thank you Sherry K for this information! I'll try the Amish recipe as soon as I can save up for the ingredients I don't have. Sure need it as I'm still using my cane and my walker! The pain is horrible.
Not stepping on my toes at all! This is what is great about our differences is we all find things that work for us and our various needs and these need to be shared so thank you for your addition!
@@corrinnehoffman3248 id be more than happy to send u one of my sample bottles to at least see if it works for you before u make the investment. It is a little costly upfront but even if u just bought a couple of ounces of each, you'll get a good amount of oil in the end.
If you'd like a sample and want to provide a way to contact u privately for your info, I'll get one out to you. Totally up to you.😊
@@RainCountryHomestead 😊😊👍💕
Absolutely love this! Thanks so much for the information. I too have hypothyroidism and would love to get off of the prescription that I am on so I don't have to keep getting those blood draws and testing at least twice a year just to get my meds. I also need to get off the allergy meds I have to take for chronic hives. So your videos on those have been an AMAZING revelation for me! I only have one problem... waiting for my plants to grow enough so I can harvest. ;) lol. Thank you so much for the seeds. Looking into buying what I need for our needed natural remedies so that I can get off all these drugs that are so bad for us. You and Patrick are definitely a Godsend for my family. May He bless and keep you and yours always! Cec.
Thank you just saw this thanks.
I just want to say I love your videos. Thank you for your information and and positive out look on things
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Thanks Heidi. Great info. I just ordered the capsules!!
I make the turmeric capsules like you do but the last time I put a wee bit of cinnamon. They are very effective for my arthritis pain.
Do you use turmeric and cinnamon only, I have server back pain am so tired of pain pills they just downed meds. Which isn't helping my pain
@@amandastewart3011 I use turmeric powder ginger powder cinnamon black pepper. I also add some Cayenne pepper. I mix well and fill capsules
Thank you I been trying to find natural herbs for my pain. Am on so many pills, had back surgery in 2012, hip and knee surgery, am in so much pain. Ty
@@amandastewart3011 Did you try any of these combinations? Did they work? I'm looking for something natural for my Mom. She has major back problems, & is on Rx pain meds. Thanks
Cinnamon for arthritis pain?? 🤔 Maybe that's why my hands get less 'crampy' when I'm eating oatmeal regularly.... I always put cinnamon and peanut butter in my oats :D
Heidi there is a lot of Herbal books out there like Amy Fewell, Dawn Combs *lol* and the internet a wealth of information. ( I think we are on the same line.) Heidi, another great video on Herbs and how good they are good for you. Herbs are still a type of medicine and we need to be careful as we use it. Herbs are better then synthetic. With headache Heidi, I don't use anything unless it is very bad, and i use peppermint oil and that helps for me.
Yes, peppermint oil is a good one :) Thank you Wendy!
Wow, what a great video! Thank you so much for this excellent and useful information! 💖You explain things so completely and easily. Nice. I subscribed to your channel; it's wonderful!💖💖
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THANK YOU, GOD BLESS YOU!!!!
Love this video. Trying to establish a herb garden!
I enjoy your herbal videos as you are very clear and easy to follow thank you 😊
Thank you Abigail!
I also use my herb coffee grinder and use a clean makeup brush to brush it out good.
Great vid! You always have great info! I have learned a TON!
Thank you!
~~~ this was a really good video. Thank you my friend.
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Great information. Thank you and be blessed.
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Great show thank you ❤
Wow! Heidi, you are amazing! ❤
Oboy Hiedi.. so exciting..I am infusing my herbals for hair/skin herbal shampoo and skin, plus capscian infusion with sage for my muscle rub and hair growth. I also am working on a collodial oatmeal powder. I might experiment with the oatmeal shampoo. Not sure it will work but it's great for eczema. I have eczema pretty bad in winter.so I need to get aggressive. Spring is for my herbal medicinal garden and growing it. Great information as always. I bought rosemarys medicinal herbs, peppers natural medicine and the homesteaders herbal companion. Ty ty TYSM. ❤😍❤
Balsam Acres Homestead when I stopped eating gluten( wheat rye oats & barley) my eczema went away. Gluten problems are only 1 cause of eczema.
@@edieboudreau9637 yes..it does help some. I have been keto for some time. But I do keto using milk at least a half a glass aday and I'm suspecting it's not only only gluten but dairy as well.. I need to do a process of elimination. It has to be dairy. Tysm for the information I appreciate it. I really need to fast then add foods slowly to see what it is. ❤😍👍ty
Balsam Acres Homestead check into the gaps (gut & psychology syndrome) diet. Because our gut affects everything... Even our brain.
A lot of Celiac's have to take out dairy for about a year. Then slowly add it back once the gut has healed too.
@@edieboudreau9637 hmm. That is really interesting. I never actually equated celiac to skin problems. Or gut issues. Definitely will read that. Definitely. Tysm for this information. Wow! ❤❤❤
Thank you I need to watch your skin car one you have beautiful skin
Thank you for sharing! I love your videos and gleaning from your vast reservoir of knowledge.
Thank you Holly! :D
I need both of these and will be doing my research. Thank you so very much.. you knew me as Mrs Soap Peddler... God's blessings for you both
O hey! Good to "see" you again! :D
The cayenne also has peperine and isn't an irritant like black pepper
you can buy capsule filling molds. makes a lot at one time. They come in all sizes
Yes, I DO mention these in the video AND link to them down below. I just prefer to fill by hand
I have started some wild lettuce. Hope they grow. Other herbs I have for pain doesn't work very well or my pain is so bad I can't tell it has any strength.
Thank you for the info. You have a freaking beautiful garden. I have seeds. Thats as far as ive gotten. Take care.
Great info. I have a question that I didn't want to post here so I sent you a private message on Facebook.
Thanks for sharing this information. Very helpful.☺
Very interesting!
Thank you 💚
U can also buy one of the little machines like...capsule it
Yep. personally am not interested in those
Oh, Heidi, how is it you post on topics I am researching...then think, I wonder what Heidi has to say about this? 😁
I want to say "thank you" again for the seeds you make available in your shop. I love how the feverfew grew.
My mother made capsules out of ground herbs over 50 years ago. (Actually, she had ME make them...) I remember the goldenseal, in particular. I actually enjoy the bitterness of that herb, perhaps because I got used to it as a child, but also because the bitterness is a sign it is effective.
I find that one can grow accustomed to the bitterness and I do not mind it so much on the feverfew, at least when I eat it fresh, as I did when I first tried it raw
I take way to much Tylenol and ibuprofen.
I going to do this. I have bad neck pain and back pain.
Thank you! Love your channel
Valuable information.
Than you for posting and sharing.
Valerian root gives me a busting headache for some reason. I’ve tried it several times and I just can’t use it. But I take turmeric and ginger a lot for I have a high inflammation marker. Thx for all your info! 😃
Your skin is beautiful
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Old mountain meds I found books called fox fire.
Thanks for sharing.
Great video and I'm eager to try the ones for pain & muscles..I will do my own research like you recommended. Thank you Heidi for this video