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if my plants get 2hrs of direct sunlight? We have a lot
of fruit trees on our yard|I love her! Her wisdom and her way with words are lovely.|That is to
funny, I know a very small amount about herbal medicine, and I’ve been learning for
years. “Do not rely on these methods without consulting with you doctor first.”
These were the first words the teacher said to us to.
I love the look you give us into the lives of our ancestors.
Thank you .|As a Brit and European, does anyone have any information about the American use of the words (pronounced) ‘herbs’ and ‘erbs’?
Did it have an association with European physicians or settlers?

Is it only a linguistic affectation?A great clip nonetheless, I was curious.|Also used as herbal medicines were things like
dandelions, goldenseal, horsetail and purple coneflower.
Some of these were common among the native Americans.|You can also rub sage on your teeth (the
furry side) to take off plaque, and most importantly, sage mixed with salt crystals and powdered
charcoal made from rosemary was a popular teeth cleaner n the middle ages.
I’m surprised the lady didn’t mention this.|A lot of
what we consider weeds today, dandelion, plantain, mugwort, they were spread because
they were considered medicinal plants. Good article.|I think I may have been to
this place when I lived in Indiana. We went to one place for a field trip and
my parents took us to another. It was in the mid 90’s though so I don’t
remember what either one was called now, but I enjoyed them|The in-character stuff is always so corny yet endearing, hah.
Love this channel.|Red clover helps to get a woman pregnant |OMG he’s all dress up!|Thank you|Love the channel!
This episode made me think of Salem and how people would be accused of witchcraft for
being so knowledgeable about plants/herbs.|I use essential oils for most of my medicinal needs.

A little peppermint oil is far more effective for a headache than any pill and it smells wonderful too.|so.
she is a witch ?|Connor Prairie is five minutes from my
house, glad to see you enjoy it there!!|Oh my God I love this.I’ve actually been there quite a few
times in my youth. I want to go back SO badly. Love it in the Fall.|This might be my favorite ❤️|Wow!!!
Thank you. Love the article|Yay!!Excellent episode, as usual!My great grandpa put chewed tobacco on my bee sting,
40 years ago. I just remembered…|So fun to
see your very sweet reenactments!|I live in northern indiana, I’ve been to some of
the places you’ve talked about and a couple of them I’ve been to a lot,
this is all stuff that’s great to know, knowledge that should be shared.
Btw your coat and hat in this article are awesome !|I’m not sure which of these actually work and which don’t,
but almost every plant on earth has some use – it’s a matter of finding out what each one does!
I still don’t think we’ve touched the tip
of the iceberg in terms of what they can cure, if used or processed correctly.|The lady has futuristic glasses for the
19th century|I think that was one of my favorite sir.
Thank you.|I’m thankful for your efforts to help people reconnect to a simpler time.

We have wandered far from the knowledge of what we can do for ourselves.|You should check out Sturbridge village or Plymouth plantation in Massachusetts.Very cool weekend excursion.|It’s so wonderful to know that people still teach
about these old herbs and flowers. Things , that most of us have forgotten. Thank you for
doing what you do, n bringing this information.|I
do know that hot tea without milk will cure diarrhea.
I have had it myself when I wasn’t feeling well.|Wonderful posts, thank you|wonderful.
:D|They had this weird hesitant dialog like they were afraid of saying
modern things accidentally.|PLease make an elderberry sauce called Pontack, it is historic|Awesome
❤️|Looking very dapper in the bottle-green coat
and top hat!|This one was great! Really enjoyed this format|You are quite handsomely dressed!

I wish this fashion of clothing was still in style today.|This is all Hobbity|Taken as a smoke for lungs…
ok then|For you non-gamers, she is what is known as an npc…
dont get me wrong, she is nice and very knowledgeable|What has
she been doing to the young grandson?|I kept
thinking that fly was In my house|I want that coat.|information overload|You look awesome in that dapper hat
wonderful time, totally enjoyed myself |I feel like
Rockstar used this article as reference in developing Red Dead Redemption II.||Great episode, I loved it, would like to see these kind of articles maybe a little bit often|Your
going to blow up in subscriptions to your channel. I’ve subbed from the beginning and enjoyed every episode of the cooking series.
Your a refuge from all the polotics and I thank you
for your originality and uniqueness.|She had a nice bunch of tansy on the table.
I was waiting for her to discuss it, but she passed it by without comment.

Would have loved to here her description of its uses.|Elderberry is still,good today|This was great!

Really enjoyed it|elderberries also make a good pie|I haven’t
searched all your articles but was wondering if
you have made one covering “prescription” and “over-the-counter” colonial Rx.
For example, ingesting antimony shot as a means of curing indigestion, similar
to the way we use Pepto Bismol today.|LOVED THIS EPISODE!|Love these first-person articles!|I like that “first person” style,
you should do more.|I love learning all this. We are too detached as a society and do not know how to survive off the
land at all.|Said that he has to say those things to meet requirements of drug pushing companies oh
I mean Pharmaceuticals|I love this get-up.|How these
people survived is amazing!|Truly enjoyed this article!!|No mint?
:(|A good portion of medicines are and were based off of or from
natural plants. The properties of the plants are the same today
as they were back then. For example: the basis of aspirin is from willow…..|I love herbalism, I don’t use it.

But I do love it.|wonderful episode. More!|Unintentional Asmr ☺️|*+Townsends*As a relatively new
subscriber, I’m slowly watching each episode, a lot out of order.
I loved this because here in New Zealand, the colonisers (predominently English) had similar issues
as our North American counterparts. The indigenous/native people
– the Maori, could be compared to the Native North Americans in many ways.
Though there are significant differences. Maori had many native/indigenous plants that are experiencing somewhat of a renaissance of use, including in modern cuisine and medicine.
Many of the plants including those mentioned in this
article, are those that the colonists brought here, with mixed and in some case,
catastrophic results. One example being _gorse_ which was brought
to create hedgerow fencing as they had in the cooler climates of large areas of
the British Isles.The more temperate and fertile landmass of New Zealand resulted in gorse
very quickly invading the native forests and growing out of control.

Along with the species that were introduced. Pinus radiata being
one other invasive plant species. Some animal and insect species, introduced both intentionally and
non-intentionally such as german paper wasps, rabbit, various species of deer, possum, weasel, stoat and of course,
rats that came with the Maori colonisers on their waka (canoe).
This resulted in the absolute decimation and devastation of much of the native bird life, many that had
evolved to not fly, as they had no serious predators, least of all mammals.
Thanks so much for having me consider what colonisalism of another large landmass meant
to those that lived through it. I’m trying to imagine an invading
force arriving here now, and we who’ve always known New Zealand as home, would cope
with the strangers who’ve chosen (or made) to call these lovely islands their home.|Don’t you forget about those hemp flowers!Never go on an “expedition” without ’em.|man…
I really hate when you do a clickbait title… you really know it’s bad
when you need a disclaimer though… I guess you’re playing it safe and not mentioning the real big players you can find, but
you could at least mention st. johns wort. even mint and hot peppers are medicinal.|What would Nutmeg be good
for? I’d guess everything by the amount used.|YouTube needs a heart option. I loved this particular
episode!|Very cool episode. Love this stuff.|Brilliant!
As an “almost” herbalist, I love the practicality of
this article. Can’t fault her medical recommendations either.
Thank you so very much, Jon.|Townsends herbalism cosplay.
I am in absolute heaven.

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