Podcasts about camomile

Continuing the A to Z of French herbs. Today's herb is something that is known around the world for its use in tea but here in France and can also be found in cooking as an ingredient. It's that ever-so-relaxing herb chamomile. Come join me as we explore all that there is to know about French herbs and the Bouquet Garni. Oh and remember as I always say, whatever you do, do it fabulously. Support the showIf you are planning a trip to France then why not come join me for a cooking experience in Montmorillon or a small group food tour in Lyon and/or Cote D'Azur. Don't want to do a tour or class but want a fabulous holiday here in France, Paris, Nice, Lyon or so many other places then I can help you plan it. Click the link below to book your call now. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/andrewprior/e/123498 Subscribe to my newsletter for updates on new episodes, cooking in France, travel around the French countryside, and recipes from my fab French kitchen via the link here. http://eepurl.com/hj-zFf Merci beaucoup and bon app!Website: https://www.andrewpriorfabulously.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewpriorfabulouslyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AndrewPriorFabulously YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/andrewprior

Mr Marlow in the house. https://www.instagram.com/themrmarlow/ you may here him complaining because he wanted scritches from Uncle Tom. When is a burger not a burger ? Let us know at foodgluepod@gmail.com or on instagramStephanie talks of her love for The Blue Parrot Monte Gordo, Portugal, which despite trying her best she called the Green Parrot oops. #iykyk Stephanie also had great cake in Alcoutim, Portugal. Tom and Stephanie visit The Dough Mother, Central Avenue, Beeston https://www.facebook.com/thedoughmother/?locale=en_GBWhich is next to Bee Thai also excellent https://www.beethai.co.uk/Marlow also came to the Dough Mother with us as it's dog friendly. So when you hear Stephanie say "sit down" she's not just being super bossy to Tom. The Dough Mother is a real hidden gem, check them out. Gee and Gees from our last episode (available on all podcast players!) is about to start her pop ups for spring, see her latest posts on insta for the spots. https://www.instagram.com/geeandgees/Cookbook CornerJolly's Tater Tots and Tofu. https://www.youtube.com/c/jolly/featuredhttps://youtu.be/8s7saCLTrqkThe Best Tofu, https://tofoo.co.uk/ you can see their straight to wok options here. Tom drinks Camomile and Mint tea from Happy Leaf. https://www.happyleaf.co.uk/Stephanie has this no-fuss tea strainer https://www.happyleaf.co.uk/product-page/the-royal-tea-strainerHelp us collate our songs that talk about food. Send us your songs on instagram/FB or email foodgluepod@gmail.com https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7q2hbXigvEelSaUcFqFyWb?si=LPnRIQDAQeGC_n65lU-TFw&pt=d7a4c374cb29c0f71756788b640f2b44I do some singing and Liam will be very impressed that I'm actually in tune.. I think.Stephanie talks about her home coffee set up, with her new grinder which she got second hand from Greenhood (episode 7) and visits Wired on Wheels (at colwick lake) https://www.facebook.com/wiredonwheels/ then raves about her fave beans from Girls who Grind https://girlswhogrindcoffee.com/pages/the-rebellion Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the Drunken Red Dwarf Cast, we watch "Camille" (Series 4, Episode 1) where the crew rescue said titular female android who is the sole survivor of a crashed passenger ship. Or is she? Well... she is the only survivor. But is she what she appears to be? Hmm? Whilst the crew wrestles with that conundrum, Kryten falls for Camille, Rimmer falls for an apparent female Rimmer, and April thinks they all act the fool. Oh April, what fools they truly are.

Going back to 2012, when Meat For Tea had exclusive CDs included in each issue, this conversation was recorded via Google Voice with Scratch Acid and The Jesus Lizard's David Yow. Yow is also an actor and visual artist, and contributed the front cover for the Camomile issue at that point. There were only 50 CDs made at that time, so this is a rarity from the archives. Please note that internet voice recording isn't as good as it kind of is today. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meatforteacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meatforteacast/support

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Willow Murray reads a chapter from The Camomile Lawn by Mary Wesley. The book tells the story of a family reliving their memories of the Second World War at a funeral, 50 years later. A Goalhanger Films productionProduced by Joey McCarthyExec Producer: Tony PastorTwitter: #WeHaveWays @WeHaveWaysPodWebsite: www.wehavewayspod.comEmail: wehavewayspodcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our first International guest comes from Italy – her name is Arianna De Marco and she is an agricultural entrepreneur from Lecce with a special passion for extra virgin olive oil. Her family has been producing olive oil since 1885 and now after four generations, she continues working with new agricultural knowledge but still with the same enthusiasm and care. Since 2015, Arianna De Marco has managed the everyday activities in the olive grove and taken care of the quality checks of the final product, Cantasole extra virgin olive oil. She is an olive oil enthusiast and loves to explore the different characteristics of olive oils. Her favorite season is autumn when it's time for the olive harvest; it's just a joy to taste a fresh drop of olive oil. In this episode we got an insight of the life of an olive oil enthusiast and we've also learned why there is Camomile on the ground of the olive grove in spring and what's a „zero waste“ mill. We would be very happy if this episode brings you in the mood for olive oil again. Thank you so much dear Arianna for this so emotionally and enthusiastically conversation. All Informations about Arianna De Marco: www.cantasole.com You can find Cantasole also on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cantasole/ Visit Cantasole: https://cantasole.com/pages/visit-us Infos zu Ingrid Hahnl-Bichler: www.Ingrid.cc Infos zu Christoph Luger: www.christophluger.com Für Feedback erreichst du uns unter lassunsplauschen@zukunftsweberei.com

Happy Birthday Brew! A gift is given, Cricket discussed and Oscar movies poopoo'd in this weeks potpourri of podcasting.... perfection?

Artist and teacher Sandy Camomile, transplanted long ago from Utah, retired from teaching digital art classes at Lasalle University, professed computer "nerd," calms herself when watching the news by capturing their ugliness in drawings as "swamp monsters," then creating them in 3D, then photographing the sculptures, and finally transforming them into digital photographs to express her disgust at current affairs. This multi-talented artist doesn't sit still for long. And her work--whimsical, yet deadly serious--provides a catharsis for her and an education for the rest of us! Find more information about Studio B Fine Art Gallery on our website: studiobbb.org, on Studio B's Facebook page, by contacting Jane Stahl, janeEstahl@comcast.net, 610-563-7879, or stopping by Studio B

On The Alfred Daily Today: Dorset's crime rate falls but which rural forces are doing better? The Kings Arms' new publicans prepare for Monday opening. Dorset Council makes more signs after another diverted HGV gets stuck. Why Margaret Marsh singer Samantha is excited by her new pet emus. Camomile from a campervan - Shaftesbury's mobile herb vendor is a hit. BBC TV film crew visit Shaftesbury Abbey Medicinal herbalist Julie Wood on the Abbey's ancient healing plants. Soundscapes - rocking robins lead afternoon birdsong on Park Walk.

In this week's episode, the ladies break down all things fears and phobias. They also discuss naked mole rats, Bondi Rescue, Will Smith and Camomile tea and answer questions about overcoming the fears of rejection, public failure, mean bosses, starting a business and public speaking. Highlights are exchanged, including Ilana's 'celebrity' encounter in an elevator, Jasmine's new job and her newfound fear of holes. You'll also get to hear how one listener conquered her fears at gun training (wait, WHAT!?). Inspirational af video on fear can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsTBCQ2MnRM&ab_channel=IntegratedTechnologies Got a question for us? How about a burning story the world needs to hear? Head over to our Instagram @happyhottiesthepodcast or email us at hihappyhotties@gmail.com and send us your questions for next week. The content produced by Happy Hotties exists solely for entertainment purposes. It is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, nor should it be relied upon to make any personal decisions. If you require professional advice, please seek out a qualified professional. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thestoryofuspodcast/message

00:40 - We back! The ladies are ready for a new season and are going to push their conversations to the next level to address and reflect on what is happening in the world. 2:20 - Meka gives a life update about her career and catches us up on changes that she has been through in recent months. She made plans to leave her job in June, but Covid came through and changed everything.  6:15 - The ladies reflect on how Covid has impacted their lives, how it has been a humbling experience, and how it has been a strangely positive opportunity for true rest. They speak on how they have been able to reconnect and be involved more deeply in their children’s lives (even though it can make you crazy sometimes). 9:00 - The theme of today’s episode is grounded in real, honest talk about being Black in America, how Black Lives Matter and how that applies to Black women and mothers, and how to find courage through all that is happening in this country right now.  11:20 - Meek shares about explaining to her son about slavery and their ancestors, about the strength of Black history, and how nothing has meaningfully changed since then. More needs to be done. 12:40 - Meek and Nique reflect on how they coped with the heartbreaking murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd, and how deeply it impacted them as individuals, as Black women, and what action they began to see around them as a reaction to these crimes.  15:50 - Nique shares her frustration around the white women who reached out on social media after George Floyd’s murder, that those messages felt disingenuine because they had never reached out before, didn’t follow any other Black people on socials, and it seemed more like a “am I a good white person” check. 18:06 - Meek shares an experience about picking up her son from daycare (pre-Covid) where another mother asked who she was and why she was there… because she had never seen Meek before. It’s incredibly infuriating to have people question Black parents who are simply just parenting, or doing anything else! 22:40 - Meek shares a quote: “Look at Black people, learning stocks, buying plants, saving money, prioritizing health, exercising, uniting, progressing. Rest looks so good on us.” This quote is so perfect for what they need right now, and encapsulates what the ladies are so excited for this season.  24:21 - Nique reflects on balancing the work and the rest, in combination with her husband who is working hard to tackle Covid, and teaming up to ensure that there is Covid testing accessibility in black communities that need it! 27:45 - “It’s not an if, it’s a when.” Meek and Nique discuss what it’s like to live every day in this world as a Black person, as a Black woman, and a Black mother. The fear that they carry every day is not right and needs to change, but it has made them strong. We will come back to this all season long, this is the real and raw work. 29:05 - But here’s the tea for today! Nique is sipping on Rosehip and Camomile to help with the zen needed to address the topics in today’s episode. Meek is sipping on her go-to of Peach, Ginger, and Mint tea, because when she finds something she likes, she sticks with it. 31:11 - What do you call Drive Tracks in the time of Covid? Mommy Mood Makers? We’ll come up with a new name... Meek and Nique have been listening to Triggered by Jhene Aiko and Black by Buddy. Give these a listen until next time!Make sure to follow Meek and Nique on social media! Meka’s blog is Hanging with the Harrells and her instagram is @hwthblog.Nique can be found at White Coat Wifey and followed at @whitecoatwifey! Follow the show at @teawithmeekandnique on Insta to see behind-the-scenes and more content, say hello to your fearless hosts at meekandnique.com, and tune in for the next episode!

Part One: I have exciting news to share!Part Two: Poem: Moon Woman- Based off a Mayan Shaman reading I got in Guatemala in December I wrote this poem to empower any person who identifies as a woman who has ever felt not good enough, too much or not worthy. You are pure power, have unique gifts and an incredible intuition. It is time you embrace your worth, Moon Woman!Part Three: Learn more about how food can affect your mood and more about the emerging field of nutritional psychiatry. Three mechanisms by which nutrition can promote mental wellness include providing your brain with the nutrients it needs to grow and generate new connections, tamping down inflammation, and promoting gut health.Supplements: GABA, CBD, Reishi, Chaga, Lion's Mane, L-Theonine, Yuzu extract, Valerian Root, Albizia Flower, Ashwagandha, Camomile, Curcumin, Ginseng, Damiana Leaf, Bacopa, Phenibut, Thorne multivitamin, Ritual Multivitamin, Holier Multivitamin for vegans, Hippo7 Vegan Complete MultivitaminNutrients to get enough of for vegans to optimize mood & mental health:  Creatine, Choline, Folate, Iron, long-chain omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA), Magnesium, Potassium, Selenium, Thiamine, vitamin A, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, vitamin C, zinc, carnosine, taurine, D3Antidepressant foods: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6147775/More on BDNF: https://selfhacked.com/blog/a-comprehensive-list-of-natural-ways-to-increase-bdnf/Connect with Colleen:Colleen's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nutritiontranslator/Colleen's Website https://www.nutritiontranslator.com/Work with Colleen 1:1 https://colleenkuhn.typeform.com/to/Q5xWVJ

Another week in Lockdown, another opportunity for your favourite pedants to examine another episode of Jonathan Creek. In this extraterrestrial episode, Callum and David discuss the powers of Camomile tea, whether David Renwick is a fan of Sonic The Hedgehog and potentially uncover another gaping hole in the famous reveal. And remember, you can still request your very own podcast for just £5 on ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING! Link here: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32014828

Ryan was in pre-med in college when he caught the internet bug. He dropped out and started Infogenix from scratch. He has been moving forward ever since weathering several ups and downs. Everyone are able to rebound from the downs.Each person has something that is powerful and special inside that they can use it to make a difference in the world and get paid to do it.Ryan was fun, entertaining and informational. Enjoy!

Hold steady everyone, there’s a WAR ON! Joining Caroline O'Donoghue is author, cook and currently in love with a set of twins, KATE YOUNG and today we’re talking about The Camomile Lawn by Mary Wesley published in 1984. Every summer, a group of young cousins – Oliver, Walter, Calypso, Polly and the much younger Sophy – gather at their Aunt Helena and Uncle Richard’s house in Cornwall for an idyllic beachside holiday. We meet them in August of 1939, where people are still saying that the Nazis are splendid and the war will never happen. That night after their inaugral dinner party, it does. What follows is the explosion of their teenage innocence, and we watch them grow up through the war and find the Blitz isn’t actually all that bad, when you get used to it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Bright Young Things were a group of rich, indulgent aristocrats who between the two wars entertained themselves by dressing up, posing and performing.  All this gaiety was caught on camera by the incomparable and controversial Cecil Beaton. One thing is for sure, if they were alive now, all their fun would be had at Claridge’s with cocktails conceived by our guest today! Denis Broci makes you feel like a Bright Young Thing when you step into Claridge’s Bar or The Fumoir Bar - two of the glamourous spots in the world. Today we are celebrating the release of the cocktail book, Cecil Beaton: Mixing with the Bright Young Things, which Denis, as Manager of both bars at Claridge’s, curated with a list of sixty-four drinks from the 1920’s and 1930’s, the ‘Golden Age’ of cocktails. But first I had to hear all about Denis and how he found himself at one of the most iconic hotels of all time. In this episode, I discovered: What happened his first week of work that scared him to death What it was like working at Michelin Star restaurant How he came to curate the new book, Cecil Beaton: Mixing with the Bright Young Things His favorite bar in London and outside of London His Top Tips for the Home Bartender Needless to say we began with a Bee’s Knees and ended with our cocktail of the week, the Fumoir Negroni!   This particular version is Claridge’s signature cocktail in the Fumoir Bar and was created to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the Negroni cocktail in 2019.  INGREDIENTS 25ml ( 5⁄6 oz) Hepple Gin  25ml ( 5⁄6 oz) Campari  18ml ( 3⁄5 oz) Martini Rosso  7ml ( 1⁄5 oz) Punt e Mes Carpano  3.5g ( 1⁄8 oz) Camomile  3.5g ( 1⁄8 oz) Coffee beans  METHOD Infuse the gin with camomile for thirty minutes, and the vermouths and bitter with the coffee separately for the same amount of time Fine strain the infusions into a mixing glass and stir with ice, ensuring that the flavours are well balanced Fine strain into an old fashioned glass with an ice block Garnish with orange twist.    -- You can find this recipe and all the cocktails of the week at  ALushLifeManual.com, where you’ll also find all the ingredients in our shop.  Full Episode Details: https://alushlifemanual.com/how-to-be-a-bright-young-thing ----- Join the conversation on your IOS or Android at flick.group/lushlife where we can talk cocktails until the sun rises! Become a supporter of A Lush Life Manual for as little as $5 - all you have to do is go to buymeacoffee.com/lushlife Lush Life Merchandise is here - we’re talking t-shirts, mugs, iPhone covers, duvet covers, iPad covers and more covers for everything!  and more!    Produced by Simpler Media Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Get great cocktail ideas on Pinterest New episodes every Tuesday, usually!!

This months guest TAKEOVER coming in from Istanbul, Turkey! DJ Camomile Dawn loaded with fantastic house vibes to get you in weekend mode. You know the drill, turn it up and grab that beer! Follow: Soundcloud      

The way most people talk about period sex, you'd think it was a natural disaster you'd try and run from as fast as you can — and to be fair, sometimes it feels like a flood. But surely not all women see it that way. Listen Sip Enjoy!

Show summary Let’s talk about tea... the drink of choice for our generation. This week, we discuss the growing demand for tea among Millennials, coffee substitutes, making tea from local plants and the health benefits of drinking various teas. We also share our opinions on some of the finer green and black teas, and we outline the different perspectives on tea in Canada and Germany. Show notes 0:26 - Tea is more and more popular among our generation than previous generations (YouGov article) 2:34 - Tea shops like DAVIDsTEA in Canada, are catering to the growing demand for more sophisticated tea flavours and varieties 3:06 - Some teas are used as a substitute for coffee (Dandelion coffee and Rooibos tea) 4:00 - Tea perception in Canada vs. Germany (Black vs. herbal) 5:34 - Green, black and white teas all come from the same plant species (Wikipedia article about camellia sinensis and Britannica article about tea production) 6:27 - First flush vs. second flush teas (Article from Tea101) 6:45 - High quality green tea is hard to find in Western grocery stores 8:01 - $28,000 for 20 grams of Da Hong Pao tea (BBC article about Da Hong Pao tea) 8:31 - The best green tea we ever had was Longjing tea or Dragon Well tea... “For a tea drinker, it was a heavenly experience” (Wikipedia article about Longjing tea) 10:00 - Darjeeling is a town/region in India known for its famous tea 10:35 - Tea is for everyone; it’s generally cheap and you can even make your own with local plants (camomile and stinging nettle) 13:35 - Beechnut (Buchecker) is another coffee substitute (The Book of Edible Nuts, page 272) 15:08 - The health benefits of tea 15:38 - Camomile is excellent for treating sore throats 16:25 - Green tea is good for maintaining your oral health (eliminating bad breath and reducing plaque) (Colgate article about green tea being good for your teeth) 16:49 - Ginger tea is good for reducing nausea symptoms in some people who have sea sickness or morning sickness (MythBusters results) 17:40 - Tea is almost treated like a pharmaceutical product in Germany 19:18 - The famous East Frisian tea (Ostfriesentee) in Germany 19:37 - Our favourite teas 20:10 - We attended a Japanese tea ceremony in Hamburg’s Planten un Blomen park (Watch a traditional Japanese tea ceremony) 20:42 - La maison d'à côTHÉ in Gaspé, Quebec, Canada, offered an excellent forest tea containing sprigs of pine, spruce and fir 21:53 - The East Frisian tea ceremony (Watch how it’s done) 22:46 - Tea flowers (Watch a tea flower blossom) 25:27 - Our friend conducted a Chinese tea ceremony for us (Watch an example of a Chinese tea ceremony here)

Raya and Stephen are proud to present their first 'pocket-sized' episode; Show 19 of the Cyclist Pod. Our main subject is the Build - otherwise known as Stephen's Genesis Equilibrium. A set of highly skilled hands take his almost build project and guide it into a road ready mile muncher. It's like a new baby being born. On top of that, our hosts discuss cycling sunglasses (and the skill required to remove and replace them mid-ride), people who lost their job (and got taken to court!) because of something they put on Strava (not kidding), and a special You Drive Like a Dick where it turns into assault. Get your Camomile tea ready. The Cyclist Pod (c) Stephen Grant and Raya Hubbell www.cyclistpod.com Music 'Zazie' c/o Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/weedpodcast The recent controversial article featured on Greatist entitled "" starts like this... "It’s a typical Wednesday evening. After a long run, Andrew, who works in digital media in New York City, is following his standard post-run routine. Like most runners, he’ll quickly cool down, stretch, drink water, and maybe grab a post-workout snack. Unlike many runners, he’ll also smoke pot. The avid runner and cyclist, whose racing résumé includes the Umstead 100 Ultra, typically lights up immediately before his athletic activities and usually within an hour or two post-sweat session. Andrew isn’t alone in his habit—in fact, combining cannabis and sport has become an underground trend in distance-running culture. Ultra runners such as Avery Collins and Jen Shelton have admitted to running under the influence of marijuana. And former professional runner Chris Barnicle, a cannabis advocate living in Los Angeles, calls himself the “world’s fastest stoner” on Twitter. Pro-cannabis running groups, like Run on Grass in Denver, are dedicated to staying fit and educating others about cannabis, while online communities like Cannafit and NORML Athletics also promote cannabis' association with healthy living. And it's not just runners who are experimenting with weed. Bodybuilders may hit a bong to prevent soreness and sleep better, while action sports athletes such as mountain bikers, skiers, and snowboarders may light up on the lift to get in the zone, loosen up, or release their inhibitions. Even some athletes participating in niche sports such as skeleton, bobsledding, and ice hockey toke up." Last year, in my own article , I delved into whether THC, CBD, or other ingredients in marijuana actually enhance athletic performance on a molecular level. Then, just a few months ago, , describing a San Francisco gym called "Power Plant Fitness", where clients have the option to bring their own cannabis or order edibles, the gym’s preferred form of cannabis, while they are at the gym. A delivery service brings desired edibles to the gym within 15 minutes after clients place orders, and the gym has a designated space for those inhaling marijuana. The gym, which advertises itself as the world's first cannabis gym, touts using the drug for pain, focus and meditation. With the growing popularity of the combination of cannabis and sport, I decided it was high time to get an industry leader on the podcast to take a deep dive into whether weed really helps with exercise performance, and the current state of marijuana in the sporting industry. So my guest on this podcast is Tim Moxey, owner of Tim Moxey and botanicaSEATTLE maks some of the best tasting and, in my opinion, healthiest marijuana and hemp based edibles that exist. Take, for example, the label of one of my favorite products that they produce, a tiny Altoid sized product called "", which are infused with ginkgo leaf, siberian ginseng, indian gooseberry, echinacea root, chamomile, california poppy, cinnamon, peppermint, ginger and more. Born in the Pacific Northwest, Moxey's Mints are crafted in small batches to promote wellbeing in mind and body. Each pastille is formulated with herbal synergists tailored to elevate the cannabis experience. Moxey’s herbal allies can brighten your day with Siberian Ginseng and Gingko, lower stress and allow you to kick back with California Poppy and Camomile and restore and maintain balance in mind and body with Indian Gooseberry and Echinacea. So how did Tim come up with all these ideas that spawned an enormously successful edibles company? After studying Physics at Warwick Uni, Tim joined British investment bank Barclays de Zoete Wedd, with roles on the derivatives, risk and strategy teams before getting an MBA from Dartmouth’s Tuck School in 2001. After a stint in the Australian division of strategic management consulting firm, Bain and Company, Tim left to build specialist triathlon wetsuit company ‘blueseventy’ into the leading brand in the sport. He then went on to found ‘nuun’, a pioneering hydration company which spawned a new category in sports nutrition. In 2012 Tim was living in the U.K. when he read an article in ‘The Economist’ about Washington State voting to legalize cannabis. It had a profound effect and he was convinced that the socioeconomic benefits from a legal framework far outweighed the prohibition model. He promptly relocated to the US to build a company that would set the standard in a regulated environment. Tim currently runs botanicaSEATTLE with co-founder Chris Abbott. botanicaSEATTLE () is now the leading edibles company in the most developed legal market in the world and is committed to creating innovative micro-dose products that focus on quality and responsibility. It has created and built a portfolio of brands such as “SPOT”, “Mr Moxey’s Mints”, “BOND”, “Journeyman” and “Proper Chocolates” in addition to smokable cannabis brand, “Vashon Velvet”. During our discussion, you'll discover: -Tim's experience at the Tough Guy obstacle course in the UK, one of the world's most difficult obstacle course races...[8:44] -How Tim went from the triathlon industry running blueseventy and nuun into, of all things, cannabis...[14:15 & 20:00] -The current perception of cannabis that athletes and exercise enthusiasts have...[28:10] -Why pro athletes around the world still use weed pretty extensively, whether Tim thinks it gives any direct sports performance benefits, why Tim thinks cannabis is "banned" by organizations like USADA and WADA...[32:40] -The ratio of CBD to THC that seems to give the best effects for athletes...[41:20] -Which specific marijuana strains seem to be most beneficial for athletic performance...[47:15] -The many frustrating hoops a cannabis company has to jump through to even stay in business...[49:40] -The next big products in the industry when it comes to cannabis for athletes...[62:20] -And much more... 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In Today's Episode   Dr. Patrick Jones is a Veterinarian, Naturopath, and Clinical Herbalist based in Buhl, Idaho. He owns and operates Fairview Animal Hospital, and is a clinical herbalist for both man and beast. Because of his veterinary credentials and license, he has had the unique opportunity to treat cases that most herbalists wouldn't dream of addressing. He does a lot of lecturing, workshops, and herb walks to help people roll up their sleeves and get beyond the theoretical and into real applications. The culmination of this passion for teaching others can be found at the HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine. My interview with Dr. Jones is perfect for anyone who wants to take a more natural, herbalistic approach to their medicine. Leverage the power of what our natural plants can do for your health, with the help of Dr. Jones's vast knowledge of herbs.   Outline of This Great Episode [2:05] Deborah's heart goes out to all the Hurricane Harvey victims right now. [3:25] Deborah introduces Dr. Jones. [8:00] How did Dr. Jones get into teaching people to grow and use their own herbs for medicine? [12:05] Dr. Jones grows around 150 species on his property. For the herbs he can't grow effectively himself, where does he go? [15:40] What's the best way for people to learn about herbs? It's not as complex as you might think! [21:50] Take your time with learning about what each plant does. If you take on too many at once, you may get overwhelmed. [23:00] Can you use the same types of herbs with animals as you can with people? [24:55] Dr. Jones has a course on his website, HomeGrown Herbalist, that anybody can attend! Dr. Jones discusses what you can learn from it. [33:00] Traditional medicine is not the only way to go. There are alternatives! [35:35] What's the trick to healing cats via herbs? They hate herbs! [39:50] Dr. Jones believes we over-vaccinate our animals. [41:35] What are some of Dr. Jones's top favorite plants/herbs?  [47:35] Thank you to everyone who left us a review last week! Be sure to check out VidalSpeaks.com, where you can find my story, my favorite products, and much more! Please support this show by using the Amazon Banner on my site for all your Amazon purchases, which will pay a small commission to me with no extra cost to you. It really helps. Please also consider donating directly to keep our show going, leaving us a review, or sharing our show with a friend. All of this supports our mission. Thank you! [53:00] Dr. Jones shares a client story about how plantain saved a man's hand. [1:00:15] Camomile is unique because it helps protects, restores, and heals the kidneys. [1:05:20] What are some of the benefits of grape leaves? [1:14:20] If someone has a bad cough or a back spasm, what would be the best remedies for it? [1:17:35] Where can people go to find out more about Dr. Jones?   Mentioned In This Episode “Home Grown Herbalist — Don't Just Do Something Stand There” Mountain Rose Herbs Strictly Medicinal Seeds Companion Plants  

Episode 8: How to Build a Naturopathic First Aid Kit for Your Home - Part II Almost everyone has a standard First Aid Kit in their home these days, but have you ever wondered about what to put in a Naturopathic First Aid Kit?  In this episode, Dr Glenna Calder, ND will continue to offer guidance on how to build a simple, effective Naturopathic First Aid Kit that you can have “at the ready” for you, and your loved ones, in your home. She will also share how to proactively and responsibly use following natural remedies: Baking Soda, Coconut oil, Camomile tea, Ginger tea, Eucalyptus, Lavender bug spray, and Bach Rescue Remedy.   Good news: All the remedies Dr Glenna will recommend are easy to locate in a health food store or from a Naturopathic doctor in your area. Listen to How to Build a Naturopathic First Aid Kit for Your Home - Part 1 As always, the information offered by your hosts, Mildred Lynn and Dr Glenna is educational, and for your consideration. It is our hope that you will use it to facilitate informed conversations with your friends, family and health care professionals. Dr. Glenna Calder, ND is registered with the Canadian College of Naturopathic Doctors. Please note that the information provided is general in nature. If you have a medical condition, please seek the help of a medical professional. Walk the Talk to Health & Well Being airs the FOURTH THURSDAY of the month @ 4pm PST/8pm AST, so mark your calendars. If you find this episode useful, please pass this link along to others. Looking for more podcasts like this one? Check out our Website

"Walk the Talk to Health & Well Being" - Episode 8: How to Build a Naturopathic First Aid Kit for Your Home - Part II. Almost everyone has a standard First Aid Kit in their home these days, but have you ever wondered about what to put in a Naturopathic First Aid Kit? In this episode, Dr Glenna Calder, ND will continue to offer guidance on how to build a simple, effective Naturopathic First Aid Kit that you can have “at the ready” for you, and your loved ones, in your home. She will also share how to proactively and responsibly use following natural remedies: Baking Soda, Coconut oil, Camomile tea, Ginger tea, Eucalyptus, Lavender bug spray, and Bach Rescue Remedy. Good news: All the remedies Dr Glenna will recommend are easy to locate in a health food store or from a Naturopathic doctor in your area. (Listen to How to Build a Naturopathic First Aid Kit for Your Home - Part 1: http://tobtr.com/8772041). As always, the information offered by your hosts, Mildred Lynn and Dr Glenna is educational, and for your consideration. It is our hope that you will use it to facilitate informed conversations with your friends, family and health care professionals. Dr. Glenna Calder, ND is registered with the Canadian College of Naturopathic Doctors. Please note that the information provided is general in nature. If you have a medical condition, please seek the help of a medical professional. Walk the Talk to Health & Well Being airs the FOURTH THURSDAY of the month @ 4pm PST/8pm AST, so mark your calendars. If you find this episode useful, please pass this link along to others. Looking for more podcasts like this one? Check out our Website STREAM or DOWNLOAD our podcasts on BlogTalkRadio, iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, Podbean and Google Play.

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