5 Powerful Medicinal Recipes You Can Make At Home
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Learn how to make 5 powerful medicinal recipes from ingredients in your own garden. These homemade remedies are easy to make and great for natural healing!
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I’m sorry I’m not very well-versed in rheumatoid arthritis, but hopefully somebody else can chime it.
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The best homemade mosquito spray is 10 drops each of essential oils, orange, grapefruit and lemon in a pint of witch hazel. Smells amazing and works awesome.
I enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing! I live up in northern Canada, near Whitehorse Yukon. I love to forage for wild plants just outside our home. I have infused Arnica flowers & Dandelions mixed with some store bought Comfrey. I made a great pain relief salve & it works great! We have lots of wild strawberries, raspberries, blueberries & saskatoons too. So much that we can pick for free! The wild roses will be great for facial recipes, red clover for teas. Natural is the best way to go ❤
That’s awesome. One day I want learn about wild foraging. That sounds so fun
@HomegrownFloridaZ9a it is lots of fun! Up here the air & water is so clean. In our community we don't have any spraying of chemicals. I love it!
@@renamaemcdonald2075we plan on traveling up there to Canada in our RV. I’ll have to make a stop near you. It sounds beautiful
@HomegrownFloridaZ9a it is! We actually live in Atlin, BC. It's just south of the Yukon border. Lots of gorgeous mountains right on Atlin Lake
LOVE this video! We have so much in common! former IT PM, holistic wellness & I realized 30 yrs ago I don’t have a good relationship with alcohol. I switched about 7 years to natural holistic wellness, including organic food & products and haven’t been ill. I also love sharing what a difference it’s made to my health. I love making DIY natural. My goal this year was to make medicinal tinctures & teas! Your video will help me get started! I have ashwagandha, calendula, roselle, ginger, thyme, oregano, lemon balm in my garden. Not enough tho so need tips to grow an abundance. I also thought if I dried the flowers (ashwagandha I believe I harvest roots in fall) I have to use dehydrator? I heard you don’t want to dry out to avoid mold? And pls tell me how to use roselle I have some fruit on the plant, I believe after it flowers u can use? I’m so looking forward to your upcoming videos and learning more 😁. Thank u so much for sharing this info!
Some flowers/roots/herbs don’t air dried well but some do so it’s kind of hit or miss. All the flowers in the video I air dried but herbs and roots I normally dehydrate to avoid molding. For the roselle, once the flower drops off, wait 1-2 weeks to harvest the calyx (base). Peel the outside off and lay it out to dry. It’s so good in tea and deserts. So good
Wow thank you
Prefer not using alcohol
Love this information
Check out glycerin. It’s a great replacement for alcohol in tinctures.
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I love making my own medicine and body products. Im growing borage this year so will research this more. A tincture made with liquor has a indef shelf if stored correctly is what I have heard. I have been making my cold n flu tincture for 12yrs which is elderberry tincture 9 times out of 10 it knocks out the cold. I make lemon balm infused oil to make my lip balm since I suffer from cold sores. Look forward to more videos.
That’s great to know. This is my first time using actual alcohol so that’s good to know.
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Great video, thank you! I also have been researching & learning about herbal medicine & homeopathy. As a retired RN I became very disappointed in our allopathic system a few years ago, and I was sure there had to be a better way than using pharmaceuticals for every little thing. Greetings from Leesburg FL! Love your channel.
It is disappointing to see the progression of our healthcare. I’m much more into prevention and whole body health care these days.
I really like your video! 🍃very informative!
Just a suggestion..if you rub or use a mortar & pestle ..volatile oils release..giving more potentcy to your tincs etc..
Great tip! Thanks
I just learn to make cold infusions with the highly scented here's like Chamomile for ice tea ❤
That sounds lovely.
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a and I love that the nutrients are whole from no heat
Cant wait for more content like this...i really enjoyed it 😊
More to come!
I love strawberry leaf tea! Didn't know it's good for female ❤
Lots of great nutrition too 💚
I learned a lot of new things. Love this video. I have made the lotion bars. They are nice, I will use shea butter next time. Thanks again!
They are our new favorite homemade medicinal. I use them every night
Love your video! Thanks!
You are so welcome!
Great ideas. Thanks for sharing. Blessings
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing ✌🏽💖🤟🏽✨️🧚♂️
My pleasure 💚
Love your channel. Great information!!❤❤
Thanks so much!
I really enjoyed your video. Looking forward to your next video 😊
Thank you so much!
Are the teabags cotton? Would love to see a video on your tea mixtures.
Yes they are. I really need to do a tea video. I love tea so much
Love your video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful video.
Thank you very much!
I love your videos! ❤
Thank you so much!!
I enjoyed your video ❤
I'm so glad!
Hi which zone are you living in Florida? I just started gardening this year and living in 10a. Made a lot of mistake already. 😞. Your plans are looking beautiful!
I’m in zone 9b so just a little north of you. Good luck. You got this
Thank you!
The stress of working in health care will make you sick!
That is so true!
Could you heat the bees wax and butter separately to lessen the chances of the damaging the effects of the calendula?
That’s a great idea and yes, that would be best.
Is she actually using calendula? I was trying to figure out what she was using, she says a g and sounds like calingia.
@@ginger4himit’s calendula. My southern accent was shining through
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a thank you, I searched and searched, I even said it exactly like you, but it wasn’t finding anything. It was the g sound that threw me off! Thanks so much! I love calendula. I made a great salve with it and a few other flowers that has completely caused my grand son’s eczema to go away. We use it to treat bug bites and scrapped knees and sun burns.
@@ginger4himI absolutely love it for dry skin and bug bites. It’s such an underrated flower 💚
I use fresh plants for tinctures?
That’s even better. I already had these dried for other recipes.
Keep your measurements equal and split your Shea with Kokum your bar will be harder
I’ll try that. Thanks!
Recently transplanted from GA/FL East Coast to N£ 0K. Am having such a hard time sourcing a good grade of Comfrey. Knew plenty back home, but medicinal medicines here, is almost non existent. Which is strange, being there are so many American Indian tribes around???
N0 0N£ local, sells, or knows anyone that sells/carries Comfrey plants! Most look @me as though I’m crazy, when asked. And, of course, there’s N0 local ‘herbal’ store, besides the ever abundant, MaryJane and the sparse stores that carry prepackaged products.
Lemongrass, Lavender, Clove, Tea Tree oil, Lemon Balm, Geranium, and a few others make a great ‘NaturaI Mosquito oil/spray. Plantain (long leaf or broad leaf) infused in olive oil, w/a bit of beeswax, maxes a great sting, burn, bug bite salve.
That’s interesting. What about seeds? Can you source those?
We have so much comfrey here in my yard/garden in the texoma area. I've made several medicinal for my health. Good hear lot more people are getting into healing themselves. Happy herbing.
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Thank you for sharing your story and these tips. 🫶🏽🌸✨💖💕
You are so welcome
I learned a lot of new things. Love this video. I have made the lotion bars. They are nice, I will use shea butter next time. Thanks again!
That’s awesome! Glad you enjoyed it
Can you spell the flower she used for the lotion bars? I’ve never heard of it. Sounds like calingia, but it looks like calendula.
@@ginger4himyou got it right. It’s calendula