Be Your Own Herbal Expert - Pt 4

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Herbal medicine certainly is the medicine of the people. It's simple, safe, effective, and free. Our ancestors used - and our neighbors throughout the world still work with - plant medicines for healing and health maintenance. It is easy. You are able to do it too.
In your 1st lessons, you learned how to "listen" to the messages of plant's preferences, how to make effective water based herbal cures, and also how to distinguish safe nourishing and tonifying herbs from the more risky stimulating & sedating herbs.
In this particular lesson, you are going to learn how to the way make herbal tinctures. You will make tinctures from fresh and dried roots at the same time as from fresh flowers and leaves.
Then you will collect your tinctures into an Herbal Medicine Chest and start using them. Shall we start?

TINCTURES ACT FAST

TINCTURES ACT FAST
Tinctures are alcohol-based plant medicines. Alcohol extracts and concentrates several properties from plants, including the poisons of theirs. Alcohol does kratom help with toothaches not extract major amounts of vitamins, therefore tinctures are being used whenever we desire to stimulate, sedate, or perhaps use a poison. (Remember that nourishing herbs are typically used in water bases for example vinegars.) and infusions
The concentrated nature of tinctures makes it possible for them to act instantly. It additionally makes them perfect for a first-aid kit or perhaps herbal medicine chest: a little goes a long way.

I've dozens of tinctures in my medicine cabinet. But these're the people I carry with me when I travel; they're the ones I do not leave the house without. This's my traveling organic medicine chest.

MAKING DRIED ROOT TINCTURES

MAKING FRESH ROOT TINCTURES

MAKING FRESH LEAF AND FLOWER TINCTURES
St. Joan's wort

Motherwort

Skullcap

Wormwood

Yarrow

DOUBLE AND TRIPLE TINCTURES

Plant POISONS

TAKING TINCTURES

USING YOUR TINCTURES

EXPERIMENT NUMBER ONE

EXPERIMENT NUMBER TWO

EXPERIMENT NUMBER THREE

EXPERIMENT NUMBER FOUR

Further STUDY

State WORK

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