Dr. Cass Ingram takes a group of locals through the forest and introduces them to a number of plants that have healing properties. A fascinating quick glimpse into the healing riches found literally in our back yards. And a great reminder that nature provides us what we need to be healthy.
Plants discussed include:
* Red Currant leaf – traditionally used for eye troubles, immune support, to fight fevers, to fight colds and the flu.
* Wild Juniper berries and leaves – traditionally used to stimulate the kidneys, remove excess fluids, treat the symptoms of high blood pressure/hypertension
* Poplar tree – known as the “antibiotic tree” it is traditionally used to treat fungus, infection, pain, and cancer
* Dogwood tree – known as the “aspirin tree” traditionally it is rubbed on the skin to treat pain.
* Fireweed – traditionally used for intestinal support and to treat insomnia.
* Goldenrod – traditionally used as an immune system booster to fight cold, flu, and bronchial issues.
* Dandelion root – traditionally used to treat fatty liver.
* Sarsaparilla – traditionally used for energy support and strength building.
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Some good information, but there are TONS more wild plants and herbs that can provide healing for us. It is good to have a book handy that tells you what they are, everyone should have one!
there are native americans that have lost touch with their heritage just as most transplanted americans. It should be a priority to document all useful plants by region and use. The importance of medicine men/women should be utilized to the fullest to keep these secrets alive. thank you for this eye opener!!!!!
I WOULD SERIOUSLY LIKE TO LEARN “MORE” ABOUT THE NATURAL PLANT FOODS FOR NEEDED HEALTH ISSUES IN OUR FAMILY !!!! ABOUT GOOD VITEMIN REPLACEMENT TO HELP HEAL OUR CELLS , ETC.. ? WHERE ? ? WHO ? ? HOW ? DO I GET THIS INFORMATION ? “THANK YOU”.. DIANA
Yes, weeds are herbs, “indian vegetables.” The natives had a taste for the bitterroots and were healthier for it. They have all the nutrients that cultivated vegetables are missing, due to depleted soils, and they restore soils left fallow (why the Bible advises rotating crops every 7th year.)
Dr. Cass Ingram takes a group of locals through the forest and introduces them to a number of plants that have healing properties. A fascinating quick glimpse into the healing riches found literally in our back yards. And a great reminder that nature provides us what we need to be healthy.
Some good information, but there are TONS more wild plants and herbs that can provide healing for us. It is good to have a book handy that tells you what they are, everyone should have one!
there are native americans that have lost touch with their heritage just as most transplanted americans. It should be a priority to document all useful plants by region and use. The importance of medicine men/women should be utilized to the fullest to keep these secrets alive.
thank you for this eye opener!!!!!
I WOULD SERIOUSLY LIKE TO LEARN “MORE” ABOUT THE NATURAL PLANT FOODS FOR NEEDED HEALTH ISSUES IN OUR FAMILY !!!! ABOUT GOOD VITEMIN REPLACEMENT TO HELP HEAL OUR CELLS , ETC.. ? WHERE ? ? WHO ? ? HOW ? DO I GET THIS INFORMATION ? “THANK YOU”.. DIANA
Yes, weeds are herbs, “indian vegetables.” The natives had a taste for the bitterroots and were healthier for it. They have all the nutrients that cultivated vegetables are missing, due to depleted soils, and they restore soils left fallow (why the Bible advises rotating crops every 7th year.)
Yes you are right…part of the “Shemitah”