Thursday, April 2, 2020

Healthy Immune system: Coronavirus help.

Healthy Immune system: Coronavirus help.

Opening video of Susuns Free new mini course!
Susun created a series of videos to help us get through Corvid-19. She brings them to you with this Free, easy to use, mini course. Susun gives us tips and ideas to build Host Defense, & have a healthy immune system, and answers questions that have come up, such as info about cytokine storms (Hint: Herbs do not make your body make too many cytokines.).
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Sunday, March 29, 2020

Green Tea, Coffee, Chocolate Part 1

Green Tea, Coffee, Chocolate Part 1

Join Susun on her monthly show on Healthylife.net as she talks about, Green Tea, Coffee, Chocolate Part 1, as well as health news, and herbs with a special emphasis on womens health.







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Friday, February 14, 2020

Treasures of the Tropics

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Happy Valentine's Day!
Just released Today! My New online Course: Treasures of the Tropics!
You know me as the champion of the weeds and a proponent of backyard medicine. So why did I go to Costa Rica to look at plants? Because we all use treasures from the tropics — like ginger, coffee, sugar, and chocolate — in our daily lives and I wanted to know how they are grown and who they are.
Please join me on my equatorial adventure. We will meet tropical plants that are used for food, seasoning, medicine, and altering your mind.
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Wednesday, February 12, 2020

Ginkgo tincture

Ginkgo tincture

Susun shows us a ginkgo leaf tincture and talks about how to make it. Ginkgo brings extra oxygen to the cells. It's known to relieve Alzheimer symptoms.



Part of 'Easy Herbal Medicine & Natural Remedies in under 30 minutes per week' online course.
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Wednesday, January 8, 2020

Elderberry remedies

Elderberry remedies

Susun shows us how to make elderberry remedies including cordial or elixir with tincture, sugar and honey. Elderberry is amazing for fighting colds & flus.





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Monday, November 11, 2019

Oatstraw

Oatstraw

One of my favorite herbs -- oatstraw -- is a grass. Oatstraw (Avena sativa) is the dried leaves, or
 Oatstraw is considered an herb of longevity in India. American herbalists value it as a strengthener and nourisher to the nerves. Like oats themselves, oatstraw infusion is heart healthy and cholesterol-lowering. Many a menopausal woman has praised oatstraw's cooling, calming ways.
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Oatstraw Baths
straw, of the plant that gives us the grain oats, found in most households as rolled oats. I use a full ounce (by weight) of dried oatstraw, with or without seeds, in a quart of boiling water, steeped at least four hours, to make a restorative tonic (nourishing herbal infusion).
Use a sitz bath of oatstraw to ease bladder spasms and pain, uterine pain, and chronic intestinal distress.
Use an oatstraw footbath to soak away stink, sweat, cold, and pain from your tender tootsies.
Use oatstraw washes to nourish and heal those with skin diseases, flaky or dry skin, frostbite, chilblains, wounds and eye irritations.
For chronic conditions, take your oatstraw bath twice a week or more, and drink the infusion freely, for as many weeks as needed. In acute situations, use hot oatstraw baths and poultices frequently until pain subsides, then once or twice a day, as needed.
2 qts/liters oatstraw infusion
Add reheated, strained oatstraw infusion to a tub of hot water. Immerse self and soak away tensions.
2.2 pounds/1 kilo oatstraw
Boil water and pour over oatstraw in a 1 galon/4 liters water large tub. When cooled sufficiently, bathe. (Yes with the oats and all.)

excerpt from Healing Wise p 205
http://www.herbalmedicinehealing.com/store/item_view.asp?estore_itemid=1000020