Podcasts about medicinal properties

Hi everyone! I'm Ashley Marie Elenbaas, clinical herbalist, and in this Herb of the Month episode, I'm taking you on a deep dive into the powerful and aromatic world of Rosemary. This herb has been cherished for centuries for its medicinal benefits, spiritual uses, and rich cultural significance.We'll explore how Rosemary supports mental clarity, digestion, and circulation, while also discussing its traditional role as a protective herb in rituals and folklore. I also share insights into how Rosemary is used to enhance memory and cognitive function, and how it connects us to ancestral wisdom and remembrance.Whether you're using Rosemary as a tea, tincture, or essential oil—or burning it as an incense to clear energy—this episode offers practical tools, clinical insights, and spiritual reflections to help you work with this herb safely and effectively.In this video, I cover:Rosemary's botanical and energetic profileMedicinal uses for digestion, memory, and circulationIts historical role as a protective and sacred plantRitual uses for cleansing, remembrance, and revitalizationSafety and dosage guidelines, including precautions for pregnancyWhy fresh Rosemary matters for vitality and potency———— MY ONLINE COURSES

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In the Western world, spices are seen as flavor-enhancing plants that contribute to the refinement of dishes. Under the millennia-old wisdom of Ayurveda, spices are known to be health-boosting and physiology-balancing medicines that contribute to the elimination of toxins, the absorption of nutrients, the flow of prana, and the strengthening of the immune system. They also play a role in our emotional balance, mental strength, and physical performance as well as many other aspects of our overall wellbeing. In this revealing episode, Dr. Teitelbaum keeps no secrets. Discover how to prepare meals with health, not flavor, as the primary goal of your cooking routine. You will learn to look at your kitchen as a health powerhouse and at spices and masalas (spice mixes) as your best allies in the pursuit of a healthy and blessed daily life.

The queer experience and nerd culture often go hand in hand because they both uplift and celebrate many of the same qualities through similar methods, such as collections, conventions and cosplay. Kevin, a charming, certified queer nerd, who enjoys musical theater and the occasional relinquishment of his clothing, has been a fixture in both communities for years. With his enthusiastic expertise, we attempt to answer the question of whether these comparisons are merely a matter of optics or something much, much deeper. Join the conversation as we discuss barely-there cosplay, anatomically correct advent calendars, the anticipated end of ugly underwear and more!Follow Kevin on Instagram and TikTokWatch a video version of Kevin's episode by clicking here.Send Buychiatry a Text MessageTheme music: Sunshine by Karl CaseyFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!Also hosted by Damien DysaniaWhatever The Hell "This" IsCuriosity, existentialism and chaos come together in this unserious attempt to make sense of life and other enigmas. Damien Dysania is an introspective, imaginative and anxiety-ridden millennial who is sick and tired of trying to solve the mysteries of the universe on his own. In an effort to relieve the burden of the human condition, he has orchestrated conversations with fascinating individuals and cunningly persuades them to do the heavy thinking for him. Watch and listen as they discuss topics from a to z, and ultimately try and figure out whatever the hell “this” is. HexotericaLift the veil between worlds and embark on a journey into the mysteries of the occult, mythology and spiritualism. Hexoterica explores these and other divine topics by examining the lives of the practit...

The world is divided into two types of people: Bratz girls or Barbie girls, and Dom falls firmly into the former category. This Bratz archivist, historian, preacher and devotee began his journey in the early 2000s as the girls with a passion for fashion provided him with a sense of belonging and escapism during a challenging period of transition. Fast forward twenty-something years and he has cultivated this affection into an expansive collection of dolls and memorabilia, as well as a series of thriving online platforms which celebrate the iconic toy line. Join the conversation as we discuss cold, shiny, hard plastic, manifesting holy grails, unreleased products at flea markets and much more!Follow Dom on Youtube, Instagram and TikTokVisit LookinBratz.comWatch a video version of this episode by clicking here.Send Buychiatry a Text MessageTheme music: Sunshine by Karl CaseyFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!Also hosted by Damien DysaniaWhatever The Hell "This" IsCuriosity, existentialism and chaos come together in this unserious attempt to make sense of life and other enigmas. Damien Dysania is an introspective, imaginative and anxiety-ridden millennial who is sick and tired of trying to solve the mysteries of the universe on his own. In an effort to relieve the burden of the human condition, he has orchestrated conversations with fascinating individuals and cunningly persuades them to do the heavy thinking for him. Watch and listen as they discuss topics from a to z, and ultimately try and figure out whatever the hell “this” is. HexotericaLift the veil between worlds and embark on a journey into the mysteries of the occult, mythology and spiritualism. Hexoterica explores ...

Doug Evans shares the incredible benefits of sprouting for a healthier life. Learn how incorporating sprouts into your diet can enhance nutrition, boost energy, and support overall well-being. #Sprouting #HealthyLiving #Nutrition

Many collectors are drawn to items that reflect who they are as individuals. For some, the comparisons between themselves and what they covet are rather abstract, while for others, the parallels can be quite literal. Mike is a doctor by profession and a Barbie collector by obsession, who maintains an archive of every Doctor Barbie that has been produced, as well as varying pieces of medical Barbie ephemera. Join the conversation as we discuss beautiful egg salad sandwiches, Brooke Shields' limited line of dolls, mini-skirts and high heels as proper medical attire and more! Follow Mike on InstagramSend Buychiatry a Text MessageTheme music: Sunshine by Karl CaseyFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!Also hosted by Damien DysaniaWhatever The Hell "This" IsCuriosity, existentialism and chaos come together in this unserious attempt to make sense of life and other enigmas. Damien Dysania is an introspective, imaginative and anxiety-ridden millennial who is sick and tired of trying to solve the mysteries of the universe on his own. In an effort to relieve the burden of the human condition, he has orchestrated conversations with fascinating individuals and cunningly persuades them to do the heavy thinking for him. Watch and listen as they discuss topics from a to z, and ultimately try and figure out whatever the hell “this” is. HexotericaLift the veil between worlds and embark on a journey into the mysteries of the occult, mythology and spiritualism. Hexoterica explores ...

In this episode of Two Bees in a Podcast, released on November 19, 2024, Dr. Cameron Jack and Amy Vu welcome Dr. Ferhat Ozturk—an Associate Professor of Instruction at the University of Texas SanAntonio in the Department of Biology, Health, and Environmental Sciences and also the Director of Honey Pathway. Dr. Ozturk speaks about his class called “The Medicinal Properties of Honey”. This episode concludes with a Q&A segment. Check out our website: www.ufhoneybee.com, for additional resources from today's episode.

For countless fans, the “superhero” is not just a form of entertainment, but a shining example of how to live up to one's full potential and this episode's guest is a firm testimony to that fact. Shawn is a lifelong Batman devotee, an accolade that can be plainly seen by his extensive collection of Caped Crusader merchandise (as well as the many other properties he purveys). But the influence that Bruce Wayne has had on this super fan extends beyond what he chooses to buy and has ultimately shaped how he chooses to live his life, dedicating his time and efforts towards discipline, improvement and excellence. Join the conversation as we discuss how to be a good gift giver, acceptable trades for quality protein, the travesty that is Toy Story 4 and more! Follow Shawn on Instagram and TikTokWatch a tour of Shawn's extensive collection by clicking hereSend Buychiatry a Text MessageTheme music: Sunshine by Karl CaseyFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!Also hosted by Damien DysaniaWhatever The Hell "This" IsCuriosity, existentialism and chaos come together in this unserious attempt to make sense of life and other enigmas. Damien Dysania is an introspective, imaginative and anxiety-ridden millennial who is sick and tired of trying to solve the mysteries of the universe on his own. In an effort to relieve the burden of the human condition, he has orchestrated conversations with fascinating individuals and cunningly persuades them to do the heavy thinking for him. Watch and listen as they discuss topics from a to z, and ultimately try and figure out whatever the hell “this” is. HexotericaLift the veil between worlds and embark on a journey into the mysteries of the occult, mythology and spiritualism. Hexoterica explores ...

Get ready for a session that's administered by an actual, real-world therapist. Peter Andrew Danzing-Plasencia is a fellow collector, toy analyst and geek therapist (among many other impressive titles) who grew up with a passion and fascination for toys and their lasting effects on those who love them, an affinity which has permeated throughout both their personal and professional lives. Join the conversation as we discuss the symbolism of Ariel being trapped in her grotto, fine-art Disney tombstones, the science and psychology behind retail therapy and more!Follow Peter on Instagram and FacebookFor more info about Peter and their services, click here. Watch a video version of this podcast by clicking here. Watch the pre-show: Before Buychiatry ft. Peter Andrew Danzig-PlasenciaSend Buychiatry a Text MessageTheme music: Sunshine by Karl CaseyFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!

This is what happens when you let your heart be free. Grant grew up with a deep love for dolls, a devotion which followed him throughout his entire life, despite the fact that he often felt the need to hide this part of himself from the world. It was through the inspiring work of other doll content creators that he finally realized that this passion was one that he could no longer contain and has since embarked on a journey to not just reclaim his joy, but also proudly share it with an audience on social media. Join the conversation as we discuss how to make surviving on Earth fun, fake gifts from Santa Claus, conversations with our younger selves and more!Follow Grant on Youtube, Instagram and TikTokWatch a video version of this episode by clicking hereWatch the pre-show: Before Buychiatry ft. Grant (@dolls2remember)Send Buychiatry a Text MessageTheme music: Sunshine by Karl CaseyFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!

A wise woman once said, "underwear is a basic human right", and since it's considered a necessity to countless people around the globe, it seems her sentiments ring true. This underworld view is a cornerstone in the life of this episodes esteemed guest, Josh of @joshsdoll. His fascination with, and extensive collection of underwear began in childhood with a pair of nylon swim briefs and has grown to inspirational heights over the years. Although underwear may be an afterthought to many, to Josh, it serves as a source of effortless, everyday joy, comfort and luxury. Join the conversation as we discuss covert self-expression, straight skinny and gay fat, knock-off Burberry swim trunks and more!Follow Josh on InstagramWatch a video version of this episode by clicking hereSend Buychiatry a Text MessageTheme music: Sunshine by Karl CaseyFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!

Swap meets, flea markets and estate sales are some of the most prime locations to discover both great items and great prices, a gospel truth observed by the esteemed guest of this episode, Summer of @dontouchmytoys. The content she creates largely focuses on taking her audience with her on these exciting excursions to find lost treasures that she can add to her impressive collection, which, in many ways, is a homage to her childhood and to the unforgettable pop culture of the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Join the conversation as we discuss an elusive Garfield fish tank, making Barbie beds out of VHS tapes, the distaste for 4K HD video and more!Follow Summer on Instagram and TikTokWatch a video version of this episode hereSend us a textFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!

The Tamagotchi, a handheld virtual pet originally released in the mid 1990s, offered a wonderful world of tech and imagination to countless millennial children, as well as this episode's guest, Yair aka @babagotchi. After receiving his first Tamagotchi as a gift from his mother during a time of challenges and isolation, the tiny confidante has served as a source of strength, inspiration and motivation in multiple areas of his life. Join the conversation as we discuss the origins and evolution of his collection, the challenges of dating as a collector, who will inherit his pets when he passes and much more!Follow Yair on InstagramSend us a textFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!

The discovery of a mysterious VHS tape on the floor of a liquidating Toys R' Us marked the beginning of a cosmic journey into the dazzling universe of Sailor Moon for our esteemed guest, Rhett, of @rhettcollects. From then on, Usagi and the rest of the Sailor Scouts have provided him with comfort, inspiration, escapism and an impressive collection that reaches beyond the limits of our imaginations and solar system. Join the conversation as we discuss the origins of his collection, the science behind fanaticism, the expectations of blandness in adulthood and much more! You can find all of Rhett's socials, as well as his other links by clicking here. Watch the pre-show, Before Buychiatry ft. @rhettcollects, by clicking here.Send us a textFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!

Scientists are uncovering the healing power of plants with help from an unlikely source: chimpanzees. For years, researchers at the University of Oxford have taken samples of plants favored by injured wild chimps to learn about their medicinal properties. Sangeeta Kandola of Independent Television News reports. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Scientists are uncovering the healing power of plants with help from an unlikely source: chimpanzees. For years, researchers at the University of Oxford have taken samples of plants favored by injured wild chimps to learn about their medicinal properties. Sangeeta Kandola of Independent Television News reports. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

On Cincinnati Edition's gardening show, we answer your questions with our gardening experts.

“In the case of a business, pick a few ideas, do them well, and scale them up instead of doing a whole bunch of things at a very small scale.” —Aaron Hodgins Davi The medicinal mushroom industry is primed for exponential growth as research continues to uncover the vast health benefits of fungal powerhouses. Research found that mushrooms support brain, immune, cardiovascular, and digestive health in ways no other food or supplement can match. As public interest in preventative healthcare rises, medicinal mushrooms are emerging as highly effective and easily accessible wellness all-stars.  Hence, many forward-thinking farmers are now helping to bring these adaptive allies from the forest to the forefront by making high-quality mushroom products available nationwide. One of them is Aaron Hodgins Davis. Aaron is the founder and operator of Hodgins Harvest, a certified organic mushroom farm in Hudson Valley. Through Hodgins Harvest, Aaron cultivates medicinal mushrooms organically and sustainably while educating communities about their health benefits. This interview offers fascinating insights into the past, present, and promising future of the medicinal mushroom industry. Listen in as Justine and Aaron talk about the wide-ranging health benefits of mushrooms supported by research, their adaptogenic properties and healing applications, and their potential in the preventive wellness industry. They also offer valuable advice for balancing a side hustle with a day job, maintaining focus, keeping realistic expectations, and overcoming challenges as an entrepreneur.    Meet Aaron:  Aaron Hodgins Davis is the founder and operator of Hodgins Harvest, a certified organic mushroom farm based in the Hudson Valley region of New York. As the chief fungi enthusiast at Hodgins Harvest, Aaron oversees all aspects of growing and producing medicinal mushrooms such as Lion's Mane, Reishi, Turkey Tail, and Shiitake. With over five years of experience in the mushroom farming industry, Aaron is passionate about cultivating mushrooms using organic and sustainable practices. He is also dedicated to educating communities about the health benefits of medicinal mushrooms through growing kits, extracts, and community outreach. Prior to starting Hodgins Harvest, Aaron worked in the documentary film industry for 15 years. He founded Hodgins Harvest as a side hobby that has now grown into a full-time career focused on the future of medicinal mushroom farming. When not working on the farm, Aaron enjoys foraging for wild mushrooms, cooking with culinary varieties, and staying up to date on the latest mushroom research. He aims to continue expanding Hodgins Harvest's organic mushroom operations in the years to come. Website  Facebook Instagram     Connect with NextGen Purpose: Website Facebook Instagram  LinkedIn YouTube Episode Highlights: 01:30 Hobby Turned Full-Time Business 02:49 Balancing Side Hustle and Career 07:25 Overcoming Challenges 12:07 Medicinal Properties of Mushrooms  16:40 Scaling Up Operations  

Starting a garden isn't just about planting seeds and tending greens. It's a compelling journey that goes beyond the soil – a tale that's not only visually enthrall but emotionally connect. To learn more about this horticultural expedition, we turned to an authority in conifers and ginkgo trees - Tom Cox, the creator along with his wife Evelyn of Cox Arboretum and Garden in Canton GA.   Cox Arboretum and Garden, a renowned botanical hub situated in an ideal geographic zone, is a distinguished example of a beautifully curated, year-round, environmentally connected garden thriving with over 4,000 species of plants. From its humble beginnings to attaining recognition as the largest species collection of conifers in North America, the story of Cox Arboretum and Garden is one of dedication, learning, and an enduring love for nature.Creating the Cox Arboretum and GardenTom Cox and his wife, Evelyn, didn't initially plan to create such a vast arboretum and garden. They purchased a plot of land they fell in love with, and it morphed into a space teeming with exotic conifers, trees and intricate landscapes. The availability of varying growth conditions within their land allowed them to cultivate a diverse blend of plant species, creating a unique ecosystem that thrives in balance. Plants from colder climates or the ones wanting more warmth, both found a comfortable home in their Arboretum. Traveling for Botanical Enrichment with Adventures Around the WorldTom's passion for horticulture extended far beyond the domestic soil. He and Evelyn embarked on travel to over 51 countries, exploring the world to discover exotic species, and returned to their arboretum to nurture their global bounty. This international exploration enriched the Arboretum with distinctive varieties of conifers and other plants, creating a fascinating botanical showcase that is a visual treat and a source of learning for gardening enthusiasts.Designing Gardens for Success One of the major takeaways from Tom's experiences is the emphasis on garden planning. Tom points out the common pitfalls that amateurs and even professionals sometimes fall into, such as failing to account for the ultimate size of plants during designing and neglecting to consider the seasonal adaptability of certain species. By understanding these essential factors, gardeners can prevent landscapes that become overcrowded or lifeless after the initial blooms of spring fade.  A Year-Round Garden for All Seasons Tom Cox emphasizes the importance of creating a garden that has four seasons of interest. Instead of focusing only on spring blooms, gardeners should incorporate plants that create interest in winter, summer, and fall. As per Tom, a successful garden will provide pleasure not just during the peak springtime but all year round. Plants like hollies, rhododendron, Helleborus, along with a variety of conifers and azaleas, are great options for maintaining interest and color throughout the year.The Future of Cox ArboretumThe admirable efforts of Tom and Evelyn have shaped the Cox Arboretum and Garden into an educational and intergenerational source of gardening inspiration. As the torch passes onto the younger Cox generation, the Arboretum promises to evolve further, inviting more garden enthusiasts into the folds of its natural charm and educating many more about the art of successful gardening. In conclusion, the story of Cox Arboretum and Garden is a testament to nurturing a garden's potential through careful planning, diverse planting, and a commitment to creating a year-round, interactive space. The arboretum's journey from a simple plot of land to a famed botanical site encourages us to cultivate gardens that work in harmony with nature and serve as beautiful sanctuaries for ourselves and future generations.This is an encore and remix presentation with Tom Cox. An extraordinary plantsman and creator along with his wife Evelyn of Cox Arboretum and Garden in Canton Georgia. Thank you, Tom, for what you brought to our world.This has been an encore, remix presentation with Tom Cox. A tribute and memory of an extraordinary plantsman and creator along with his wife Evelyn of Cox Arboretum and Garden in Canton Georgia. Thank you, Tom, for what you brought to our world.This is episode 140 - Nurturing a Garden: Adventures, Wisdom, and Insights from Cox Arboretum and Garden - Tom Cox Thomas Wilson ‘Tom' Cox:  July 5, 1945 - March 11, 2023Time Line00:01 Introduction to the Garden Question Podcast00:36 Meet the Host and the Guest: Tom Cox00:39 Tom Cox's Journey and Achievements01:56 Adding Interest to Your Winter Landscape03:33 The Importance of Conifers and Their Adaptability04:27 The Fascinating History and Survival of Conifers05:35 Creating Winter Interest with Conifers06:19 Availability and Transplanting of Conifers09:20 Spring Blooming Plants and Their Unique Features13:54 The Importance of Four-Season Gardening20:07 The Journey of Cox Arboretum24:40 The Unique Conditions of Cox Arboretum30:30 The Importance of Pruning and Plant Management31:59 Understanding Arboretums, Pinetums, and Botanical Gardens32:35 The Purpose and Benefits of an Arboretum33:39 Exploring the Medicinal Properties of Plants34:29 Historical Uses of Plants and Trees39:04 The Process of Plant Cultivation and Grafting44:29 The Importance of Plant Knowledge in Landscaping46:15 The Journey of Creating an Arboretum56:30 The Future of the Arboretum59:01 Connecting with the Arboretum

This week, I cover an essential aspect of formulating an effective wellness, preventative, or recovery program for your horse. Plants are essential for horses because they are super-vegans, but we took away their ability to choose what they eat when we domesticated them. Now, it is up to us to choose their food. However, we sometimes make mistakes about what they need. We are all trying to find the best way to feed and care for our horses. So today, I explain the benefits of supplementing your horse's diet with plants and herbs. The Importance of Plants in Horse Health ProgramsWhen considering health programs for horses, plants often take a back seat. For domesticated horses, however, plants should be a priority as they mimic the varied diet horses would have in the wild. Wild horses derive vitality and strength from a diverse plant-based diet, and that is often lacking in domesticated horses. The decline in health for many horses stems from nutritional gaps, which can be challenging to address, especially for horses with no access to pasture. In those cases, incorporating plants into their diet is crucial.Quick and Affordable Solutions: Medication vs. PlantsMedication provides quick and permanent solutions for horse health issues. While medication has its place, herbs and plants also offer valuable benefits. Unfortunately, many horse owners lack knowledge about herbs and their applications, which leads them to underestimating their potential. Natural options that include herbs provide substantial benefits for many equine health challenges, offering a safer alternative that aligns far more closely with the needs of a horse.Plant-Based Solutions for Nutrient DeficienciesA critical aspect of any horse's health is their nutrition. Domesticating horses has resulted in nutrient deficiencies, one of the leading causes of equine health conditions. Live Forage is Crucial Many domesticated horses have become so digestively compromised that they cannot even absorb nutritional supplements, making live forage a crucial component for horses unable to access pasture regularly. Plants fill the nutritional void and promote better digestion, absorption, and well-being. That is why it is essential for horse owners to understand the significance of plants when addressing nutrient deficiencies or creating effective health programs.Medicinal Properties of Plants in Horse HealthBeyond their nutritional value, plants also carry a number of medicinal properties. Various plant compounds, like flavonoids, tannins, and coumarins, work synergistically to promote and restore equine health. The potential of plants for supporting detoxification, reducing inflammation, strengthening the musculoskeletal system, fighting infections, and discouraging parasites is substantial. Plants also play a crucial role in balancing hormones and promoting healthy digestion. By recognizing and harnessing the medicinal properties of plants, you can contribute significantly to your horse's overall health and vitality.Plant-Based Solutions vs. PharmaceuticalsDistinguishing between plant-based solutions and pharmaceutical drugs is essential for understanding how they impact a horse's health. Medicinal plants provide a holistic approach for addressing underlying causes such as toxicity, stress, and nutrient deficiencies. In contrast, pharmaceutical drugs primarily target symptoms, offering quick relief without necessarily resolving the root issues. The holistic nature of plants for natural nutrition and minimal side effects contrasts with the isolated, potent compounds found in pharmaceuticals. Striking a balance and learning about the nuanced differences is vital for making informed decisions in horse healthcare.Incorporating Herbs and...

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – Diving into the intriguing world of biosecurity labs, I explore how an engineered coronavirus Spike protein from Wuhan has impacted our global landscape. Join me as I converse with Dr. Antonis Kyriakopoulos on the medicinal power of olive oil's antioxidant, lutein. Discover how extra-virgin, medicinal-grade olive oil can complement the Base Spike Detoxification protocol for post-COVID...

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – Diving into the intriguing world of biosecurity labs, I explore how an engineered coronavirus Spike protein from Wuhan has impacted our global landscape. Join me as I converse with Dr. Antonis Kyriakopoulos on the medicinal power of olive oil's antioxidant, lutein. Discover how extra-virgin, medicinal-grade olive oil can complement the Base Spike Detoxification protocol for post-COVID...

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One Beat loves rose, the other is not so sure but willing to try. Which camp will you join? The fragrance of rose can be associated with mood lifting qualities. It also adds classic flavors to desserts, drinks, and even savory foods. Bring more joy to your life and add some culinary rose to your cooking!   This week's “Ask the Beats” uncovers Beata and Bita's favorite non-Persian dishes to make during the week.   Episodes referenced: Episode 71:  The Medicinal Properties of Persian Spices with Dr. Mahtab Jafari Episode 26:  Flowers | Gol   All Modern Persian Food podcast episodes can be found at: Episodes Co-host Beata Nazem Kelley blog: BeatsEats – Persian Girl Desperately Addicted to Food! Co-host Bita Arabian blog: Oven Hug - Healthy Persian Recipes | Modern Persian Recipes   Recipe for Rose Petal Jam   Sign up for the email newsletter here!   Subscribe+ to the Modern Persian Food podcast on your favorite podcast player, and tell a friend. Podcast production by Alvarez Audio

Bita writes and podcasts about modern Persian recipes @ovenhug and on the Modern Persian Food Podcast.---Medicinal Properties of Persian Spices with Dr. Mahtab Jafari---The Best Sleep of Your Life with Courtney Daniels---Sharing from a Deep Well of Knowledge with Dan Messé ---Call Zak with your relationship advice at 844-935-BEST---bestadvice.showIG: @bestadviceshowZak's twitter: @muzachary

Medical herbs have been used for eons. Some now see it as outdated and others swear and even rely on the power of healing herbs. Wherever you sit on this scale there's no denying that some plants, especially herbs have properties that can aid in the all-round treatment of ailments and injuries. Many of the common herbs that we use for flavours in teas and food have medicinal qualities that many of us aren't aware of. Herbal medicine is used worldwide and forms part of many systems of medicine including Chinese, Ayurvedic aka Indian, Native American, Folk Medicine across Europe and Indigenous Australian. Many of our common pharmaceuticals started their life as plants before becoming the primarily synthetic versions we have today. Medicinal herbs can be taken as tea, extracts and powders. They can be made into compresses, poultices, ointments, soaks and wraps. Some are for external use only and others need to be used in minimal quantities. I wanted to share with you 8 common and easy to grow herbs with medicinal properties. It's likely you already grow a few of these versatile beauties.**DISCLAIMER** I am not herbalist or medical professional. The information in this podcast is purely to get you thinking about options. Always seek professional advice and do not rely on other peoples experiences alone.

In this episode, we connect with Robert B. Beelman. Robert is a Professor Emeritus of Food Science at Penn State and Director at the Center for Plant and Mushroom Foods for Health. He joins us today to discuss his fieldwork and research surrounding the medicinal and nutritional properties of mushrooms. Robert has been studying mushrooms for decades, and the more he learns about this field, the more interest he has. Mushrooms are very multi-dimensional organisms, and he has made a plethora of fascinating discoveries about them throughout his career… Offer: This Podcast is Sponsored by Lost Empire Herbs. Right now, Lost Empire Herb's bestselling Pine Pollen is now available for just one penny, plus shipping and handling. Go to www.GeniusPollen.com to find out more and grab yourself a bag today. No hidden charges, no trial offer, no shenanigans. Just a low cost way to try Lost Empire Herbs' top product for next to nothing. If you're looking for 100% natural hormonal support for men and women YOU'VE GOT TO TRY THIS.. Join us now to explore: The most important findings Robert has made about mushrooms. How selenium levels in the soil effects mushroom growth. How mushrooms produce vitamin D. What regenerative agriculture is. Want to learn more about Robert Beelman and his research? Click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

Bita and Beata celebrate the 100th episode of the Modern Persian Food podcast by sharing their top most memorable moments since first launching the show in 2020. The co-hosts give a sneak peek of a stellar guest line up, modern recipes to come, as well as offer new ways to listen and learn including YouTube and live broadcast shows for more listener engagement. Stay tuned for 100 more!   Episodes referenced: Episode 71: Medicinal Properties of Persian Spices with Dr. Mahtab Jafari   Episode 66: Persian Food with Stand Up Dan   Episode 64: Aash Reshteh - Modern Persian Food   Episode 63: Yalda - Modern Persian Food   Episode 4: Onions - Modern Persian Food   Episode 1: What Is Persian Food? All Modern Persian Food podcast episodes can be found at: Episodes Co-host Beata Nazem Kelley blog: BeatsEats – Persian Girl Desperately Addicted to Food! Co-host Bita Arabian blog: Oven Hug - Healthy Persian Recipes | Modern Persian Recipes   Subscribe+ to the Modern Persian Food podcast on your favorite podcast player, and tell a friend. Podcast production by Alvarez Audio

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Dr. Cassandra L. Quave is Curator of the Herbarium and Associate Professor of Dermatology and Human Health at Emory University, where she leads anti-infective drug discovery research initiatives and teaches courses on medicinal plants, food, and health. She earned degrees in biology and anthropology (B.S.) from Emory University in 2000, and a Ph.D. in biology in 2008 from Florida International University under the direction of Dr. Brad Bennett. She completed postdoctoral fellowships in microbial pathogenesis at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences under the direction of Dr. Mark Smeltzer (2009-2011) and in human health at Emory University under the direction of Dr. Michelle Lampl (2011-2012). As a medical ethnobotanist, her work focuses on the documentation and pharmacological evaluation of plants used in traditional medicine. She has led field expeditions in the Amazon, Mediterranean and the Balkans. Dr. Quave's research is supported by the National Institutes of Health, industry contracts, and philanthropy. She is a Fellow of the Explorers Club, a past President of the Society for Economic Botany, a recipient of the Emory Williams Teaching Award, and Charles Heiser, Jr. Mentor Award. This year, Dr. Quave was honored with the American Botanical Council's James A. Duke Excellence in Botanical Literature Award and the American Herbal Products Association Herbal Insight Award. She serves on the editorial boards for Natural Product Reports, Scientific Reports, and Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine, and is an associate editor for Frontiers in Pharmacology.Beyond her academic research and teaching activities, Dr. Quave dedicates significant effort to scientific outreach and engagement with the public. She is the co-creator and host of “Foodie Pharmacology,” a podcast dedicated to exploring the links between food and medicine, now in its fourth season. She is the creator of the “Teach Ethnobotany” channel on YouTube, which is dedicated to sharing educational videos about botanicals, pharmacology, and natural products. Dr. Quave has authored more than 100 scientific publications, one popular science book, two edited books, twenty book chapters, and seven patents; her work has been cited in the scientific literature more than 5,000 times. Her research has been the subject of feature profiles in the New York Times Magazine, BBC Science Focus, National Geographic Magazine, NPR, PBS, and the National Geographic Channel. She has written opinion essays for The Wall Street Journal and The Conversation. Quave is author of an acclaimed science memoir, The Plant Hunter: A Scientist's Quest for Nature's Next Medicines (Viking, 2021), which was listed as one of the Best Nonfiction Books of the Year by Kirkus Reviews. To explore Dr. Quave's work please visit the following links:The Plant Hunter BookFoodie Pharmacology PodcastResearchDonate to Dr. Quave's Lab ResearchDr. Quave's Website This podcast is brought to you by Emory Lifestyle Medicine & Wellness. To learn more about our work, please visithttps://bit.ly/EmoryLM

Can we live better, healthier lives, and in some cases, maybe even extend our lives by enjoying the medicinal properties of Persian spices in foods?  Maybe!     Join the Beats as they explore the depths of knowledge in an insightful chat with Dr. Mahtab Jafari and explore  Persian spices highlighted for medicinal health benefits include saffron, turmeric, cinnamon and rose.  Dr. Mahtab is a doctor, a professor, a research scientist, an author, and a director… and so much more.  She currently teaches Life 101 in the School of Pharmacy at UCI (see complete bio here in the reference section of the show notes).   Dr. Jafari does research in a lab studying fruit flies. Fun factoid:  we share 75% of our disease genes with fruit flies!   Philosophies - as long as there are no inherent dietary deficiencies, you can get what you need in terms of vitamins and minerals from proper nutrition in fresh, healthy food sources!   The spices, herbs and fresh produce, beans, and legumes used in Persian foods provide great health benefits.   Saffron - from the stigmas crocus statimus, in the crocus family Fun Factoid:  Need 4,500 flowers to make one ounce of saffron! Medicinal properties include possible anti-cancer properties (preliminary studios done in vitro) Antidepressant and anti-anxiety properties and positive impact on mood - studies done in Iran, showing that saffron can work as well as drugs such as prozac, and similar drugs Saffron has 150 compounds in it including antioxidants and vitamins No conclusive evidence, however the studies are promising Turmeric - curcumin Testing on fruit flies Medicinal properties - anti cancer and anti inflammatory Challenge - right dose and high standard properties Fresh turmeric root is preferable for medicinal properties No conclusive evidence, however the studies are promising Cinnamon Currently testing on fruit flies - improving health span and increasing life span Cinnamon has thermogenic properties - can help keep us warm! The data is not conclusive on claims that cinnamon aids with weight loss Rose Studying on fruit flies - increases life span, potentially from the scent of rose! Medicinal properties - the scent of rose oil can improve mood and decrease signs of anxiety and depression Conclusion:  stop and smell the roses!   References: Dr. Mahtab Jafari Doctor of Pharmacy with residency at clinical pharmacy from UCSF Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences at UCI Botanical Sciences. The focus of her research lab at UCI is on the impact of botanicals and dietary supplements on lifespan and healthspan Author - newly published award winning book, “The Truth about Dietary Supplements: An Evidence Based Guide to a Safe Medicine Cabinet”. Book has received 3 awards: Firebird Award, Royal Dragon, and a runner up at Southern California Book Festival Director of UCI's Center for Healthspan Sciences   The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) defines a spice as an “aromatic vegetable substance, in the whole, broken, or ground form,” whose significant function in food is “seasoning rather than nutrition” and from which “no portion of any volatile oil or other flavoring principle has been removed” (Food and Drug Administration 2007:205-208).     All Modern Persian Food episodes can be found at: Episodes Co-host Beata Nazem Kelley blog: BeatsEats – Persian Girl Desperately Addicted to Food! Co-host Bita Arabian blog: Oven Hug - Healthy Persian Recipes | Modern Persian Recipes Bita's recipe for Tahcheen Bita's recipe for Adas Polo Bita's recipe for Loobia Polo Bita's recipe for Yazdi Cakes   Beata's Recipe Links: Persian Jeweled Tahchin – BeatsEats Giti Joon's Famous Tacheen Recipe – BeatsEats Lubia Polo for the Persian New Year Sezdeh be Dar Picnic   Podcast production by Alvarez Audio

Have you ever put mushrooms in a salad? Might you add them to an appetizer? Stir-fries and frittatas with mushrooms are no longer surprising. Which mushrooms would you select for those dishes? You can find out in a gorgeous cookbook called The Fantastic Fungi Community Cookbook. Editor Eugenia Bone describes her fascination with fungi and […]

Discover the power of Herbs and Spices according to Ayurveda for the prevention and treatment of disease with Mary Alice Quinn AyD, CAS If you wish to reach out to Mary Alice, you can find her on her website MaryAliceQuinn.com 

We have all seen dogs eat grass to alleviate illnesses; why would we not think that other animals do not consume other plants for therapeutic purposes? In fact, it was the great Jane Goodall and other colleagues in East Africa who recorded chimps and even elephants eating medicinal plants. This episode ranges from Tanzania to eastern Brazil to Wisconsin to document animals' use of medicinal and even toxic plants.   Acosta, William. Bombardier Beetles and Fever Trees: A Close-up Look at Chemical Warfare and Signals in Animals and Plants. Addison-Wesley, 1997. Cowen, Ron. “Medicine on the Wild Side.” Science News, vol. 138, no. 18, 1990, p. 280., https://doi.org/10.2307/3974722. Engel, Cindy. Wild Health: How Animals Keep Themselves Well and What We Can Learn from Them. Phoenix, 2003. Huffman, Michael A. “Animal Self-Medication and Ethno-Medicine: Exploration and Exploitation of the Medicinal Properties of Plants.” Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, vol. 62, no. 2, 2003, pp. 371–381., https://doi.org/10.1079/pns2003257. Huffman, Michael A. “Current Evidence for Self-Medication in Primates: A Multidisciplinary Perspective.” American Journal of Physical Anthropology, vol. 104, no. S25, 1997, pp. 171–200., https://doi.org/10.1002/(sici)1096-8644(1997)25+3.0.co;2-7. INGRAHAM, CAROLINE. Animal Self-Medication: How Animals Heal Themselves Using Essential Oils, Herbs and ... Minerals. INGRAHAM TRADING LTD, 2019. Link, K. P. “The Discovery of Dicumarol and Its Sequels.” Circulation, vol. 19, no. 1, 1959, pp. 97–107., https://doi.org/10.1161/01.cir.19.1.97. Montgomery, Sy. Walking with the Great Apes: Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, Biruté Galdikas. Chelsea Green Publishing, 2009. Plotkin, Mark J. Medicine Quest: In Search of Nature's Healing Secrets. Penguin Books, 2001. Strier, Karen B. Faces in the Forest: The Endangered Muriqui Monkeys of Brazil. Harvard University Press, 1999. Strier, Karen B. Primate Behavioral Ecology. Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2021.

A very frequent question Thom receives is "What is the difference between Vedic knowledge, learned through Vedic Meditation, and Hinduism?"Hinduism, as a religion, is supposed to honor thousands, if not millions, of Gods. This religion offers many offerings to people from all over the world and is practiced by around a billion people in India. It surprised many to learn that Hinduism does not originate in the Vedic or Sanskrit languages, which makes it quite an intriguing conundrum.Hinduism in reality is a linguistic construction that came about as a result of British rule in India. Hinduism is a combination of religious beliefs, some of which are based on Vedic understandings, while others may derive from the practices they adopted to show dignity and self-respect while they were dominated by the British.In this fascinating episode, Thom shares the history of Hinduism and what sets the Vedic worldview apart from Hinduism.Episode Highlights: [00:52] - What Distinguishes the Vedic Worldview From Hinduism?[01:47] - The Origin of Hinduism [03:51] - The Multi-Pronged Approach of Britain[05:39] - The Indus River Became Hindus[07:24] - Hinduism Turned Into a Fabricated Religion[08:58] - Statuary in India[10:06] - Hinduism is a Construct[11:53] - The True Meaning of Yoga [13:51] - Sanatana Dharma[15:51] - The Meaning of Veda and Apaurusheya[18:08] - What Is the Veda[19:17] - An Exponent of Reality[21:09] - The Cosmic Law of the Evolutionary Process[22:51] - The Destruction Operator at Work[24:38] - The Cycle of Evolution[25:36] - We Design Suffering for Ourselves[27:43] - Does God Want You to Suffer? [28:42] - Suffering and Happiness From the Vedic Perspective[30:33] - The Purpose of Life is the Expansion of Happiness[32:31] - Our Brain Personalises the Laws of Nature[33:40] - The Expression of Your Inner Nature[35:16] - Why the Vedic Worldview Doesn't Qualify to be a Religion[37:02] - There is No Concept of God in the Vedic Worldview[39:12] - Practicing Your Technique Helps You to Grow Your Conscious State[41:25] - The Vedic Experience of Growth[42:48] - Medicinal Properties of the Willow Bark[44:02] - The Problems With Aspirin[45:21] - The Relationship Between Hinduism and Vedic Knowledge[46:18] - The Problem Of Active Ingredient Mentality in the West[47:56] - The Western Approach to Spirituality and Active Ingredient Mentality[48:56] - Heaven on Earth is the Vedic Worldview[50:26] - The Difference Between Vedic and HinduismUseful Linksinfo@thomknoles.com https://thomknoles.com/https://www.instagram.com/thethomknoles/https://www.facebook.com/thethomknoleshttps://www.youtube.com/c/thomknoles https://thomknoles.com/ask-thom-anything/

Cannabis got me through the darkest times in my life, and it will always have such a special place in my heart. I want to get the information about HOW and WHY cannabis works so well for people suffering from any type of chronic condition. This is why I got one of the biggest names in the industry on the podcast - Shayda Torabi! Her passion more than shines through as we deep dive into how you can start using it for yourself in a legal and sustainable way. Get in touch with Shayda at Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theshaydatorabi/?hl=en sda Website: https://www.restartcbd.com/ use code THATHEALINGFEELING for discount // Get more healing tips at faithashenden.com Follow Faith on Instagram: @thathealingfeeling Send questions and feedback at thathealingfeelingpodcast@gmail.com

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An informative discussion with Jeff Chilton on the medicinal properties of mushrooms for optimal health, preventative medicine and much more!!!     Bio:    Jeff Chilton, raised in Pacific Northwest, studied ethno-mycology at the University of Washington in the late sixties. In 1973 he started work on a commercial mushroom farm in Olympia, Washington. During the next 10 years he became the production manager, responsible for the cultivation of over 2 million pounds of Agaricus mushrooms per year. He was also involved in the research and development of shiitake, oyster and enoki mushrooms which resulted in the earliest U.S. fresh shiitake sales in 1978. In the late seventies Jeff was a founder of Mycomedia, which held 4 mushroom conferences in the Pacific Northwest. These educational conferences brought together educators and experts in mushroom identification, ethno-mycology, and mushroom cultivation. During this period Jeff co-authored the highly acclaimed book, The Mushroom Cultivator, which was published in 1983. In the 1980's he operated a mushroom spawn business and in 1989 he started Nammex, a business that introduced medicinal mushrooms to the U.S. nutritional supplement industry. Jeff traveled extensively in China during the 1990's, attending conferences and visiting research facilities and mushroom farms. In 1997 he organized the first organic mushroom production seminar in China. A founding member of the World Society for Mushroom Biology and Mushroom Products in 1994 and a Member of the International Society for Mushroom Science, Mr Chilton's company was the first to offer a complete line of Certified Organic mushroom extracts to the US nutritional supplement industry. Nammex extracts are used by many supplement companies and are noted for their high quality based on scientific analysis of the active compounds.     Topics discussed:   - Jeff's Back Story 00:45 - The Medicinal Properties of Mushrooms- Beta Glucans , Fibre and more 04:43 - Mushrooms and Immune Health 06:30 - Beta Glucan content of different mushrooms 07:55 - Triterpenoids and Reishi 08:45 - Fruiting Body vs Mycelium vs Spores 11:10 - Grain content in mushroom supplements 15:25 - The History of Medicinal Mushrooms usage 20:50 - Species of Medicinal Mushrooms 25:05 - Lion's mane mushroom 26:20 - Breakdown of Medicinal Mushroom types 28:13 - Reishi and longevity 28:45 - Chaga and Digestive health 29:42 - Cordycepes and energy 30:05 - Mushrooms as preventative medicine 31:38 - Mushrooms Studies 32:38 - Reishi and Cacao Combination for Gut Health 33:58 - Emerging Mushrooms 35:25 - How mushrooms reproduce? 37:27 - Mushrooms cooking tips 39:08 - Oyster Mushrooms 40:30 - Mushroom Growing 41:40 - Mushrooms, Microorganisms and Eco - Sustainability 42:33 - Mycorrhizal Fungi 45:10 - Balance of Nature 45:50 - Psilocybin Mushrooms for Mental Health 47:40 - Jeff's top health tip 56:42 Brought to you by:   Nourishme Organics your online shop for Medicinal Mushroom Products   https://www.nourishmeorganics.com.au/   Shop online today and use code magicmushroom for 10% off   https://www.nourishmeorganics.com.au/   Connect with Jeff Chilton   https://www.nammex.com/   Connect with Kriben Govender:    Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/guthealthgurus Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/guthealthgurus Youtube-https://www.youtube.com/c/guthealthgurus?sub_confirmation=1 Gut Health Gurus Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/nourishmeorganics/ Deuterium Depletion Support Group : https://www.facebook.com/groups/mitowellness/   Download links               If you enjoyed this episode and would like to show your support:   1) Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts, give us 5 stars and leave a positive review     Instructions:   - Click this link  https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/gut-health-gurus-podcast/id1433882512?mt=2   - Click "View in Itunes" button on the left-hand side - This will open the Itunes app - Click the "Subscribe" button - Click on "Ratings and Reviews" tab - Click on "Write a Review" button   Non-Itunes users can leave a Google Review here: https://goo.gl/9aNP0V     2) Subscribe, like and leave a positive comment on Youtube   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq5KxLvGIY4r6SqNaAphEUw?sub_confirmation=1   3) Share your favourite episode on Facebook, Instagram, and Stories 4) Let your friends and family know about this Podcast by email, text, messenger etc   Thank you so much for your support. It means the world to us.

If you are looking for a healthy lotion with medicinal properties, look no further. Glycerin, mixed with a tiny bit of lemon juice does magic to the chapped heels and those irritated skin but be careful. No GMO or Petroleum based Glycerin. If you decide to make your own lotion or soap, here is the recipe from scratch: You'll need animal- or plant-derived oil like lard, tallow, palm oil and coconut oil; then need lye, water and salt. 1. Mix sea salt and 2 ounces of water in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Stir well and set aside to cool. 2. In a glass container, add lye to 9 ounces of water and stir thoroughly. The mixture will heat rapidly because of a chemical reaction. Set it aside to cool to 110 degrees Fahrenheit. 3. Pour the oil into a large saucepan and warm it on a stove-top over medium-low heat until it reaches 110 degrees Fahrenheit. 4. Carefully pour the lye and water mixture into the oil, and stir thoroughly. 5. Continue stirring the mixture for around 15 minutes. Once the mixture thickens, add in the brine, stir briefly and allow it to cool. Place the mixture in the refrigerator overnight. 6. Skim off curdles of soap on top of the mixture. You can pour these curdles into a mold to make a bar of soap. After you've removed all traces of soap, pour the glycerin liquid into a glass container and then seal it tightly. Please forward your questions, comments and suggestions to drspodcastshow@gmail.com and don't forget to rate the show. Until next time, take care.

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Medical herbs have been used for eons. Some now see it as outdated and others swear and even rely on the power of healing herbs. Wherever you sit on this scale there's no denying that some plants, especially herbs have properties that can aid in the all-round treatment of ailments and injuries.  Many of the common herbs that we use for flavours in teas and food have medicinal qualities that many of us aren't aware of.  Herbal medicine is used worldwide and forms part of many systems of medicine including Chinese, Ayurvedic aka Indian, Native American, Folk Medicine across Europe and Indigenous Australian. Many of our common pharmaceuticals started their life as plants before becoming the primarily synthetic versions we have today.  Medicinal herbs can be taken as tea, extracts and powders. They can be made into compresses, poultices, ointments, soaks and wraps. Some are for external use only and others need to be used in minimal quantities.  I wanted to share with you 8 common and easy to grow herbs with medicinal properties. It's likely you already grow a few of these versatile beauties.  Before I do, I want to add a disclaimer. I am not a medical professional, nor an educated herbalist or am I particularly skilled in using herbs outside of cooking and basic teas so if you plan to use these or any herbs as a replacement or in addition to conventional medicine you should consult a suitable and qualified professional. This goes 10 fold if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, elderly, ill or have any preexisting conditions.   1. Rosemary Rosemary is a staple of any edible garden. It is a Mediterranean plant that likes it warm and sunny. Once established it's hardy and super low maintenance. There are many varieties of rosemary with white, purple, blue and pink flowers. This perennial herb is best grown from cuttings from new wood. Medicinal properties of rosemary are said to include increased memory, decreased inflammation, appetite stimulant, circulation and calm upset stomach.  How I have used my rosemary in the past, is as a hair tonic. I boiled water and turned it off then chucked in a handful of rosemary cuttings. Left it to cool and rinsed my hair in it. It made it feel soft, looked shiny and I smelt very floral all day.    2. Garlic While not technically a herb, garlic is known for its beneficial qualities. Garlic is great at boosting immunity, as an antiseptic, antibacterial and antifungal. Lets us not forget it is also the go-to herb for repelling vampires. Just sayin' It has also been linked to lowering cholesterol, blood pressure and boost circulation.  Plant garlic cloves in autumn for a late spring/summer harvest. I have just put in my early crop. This year is White Crookneck, Monaro Purple, Glenlarge and El Camino. There are varieties that can be grown in most places but they do need some cold weather and transition in the days' short daylight to long daylight hours to produce good-sized bulbs. I wouldn't recommend a nice hot cup of garlic tea unless that's your thing, not judging, but if you cook with garlic as we do then you will already be reaping the benefits of this wonder food.    3. Dandelion Dandelions are so underrated in my opinion. Most gardeners consider this amazing herb as a weed because it is so hardy it will literally grow nearly anywhere there is a sniff of a nutrient or drop of moisture.  This herb has so many proclaimed benefits that it can't be overlooked. Plus they are actually amazing to have in your garden. They have a super strong taproot that helps break up heavy soil and help neighbouring plants access deeper nutrients.  Dandelion leaves and roots are what is primarily used in medicine but all parts can be eaten including the flower.  Leaves are used in reducing water retention hence the name I knew them by as a child. Wet-the-beds. They can help in digestion and can sometimes cause gas as part of the process. They are high in antioxidants and may aid the liver and are said to suppress appetite.  If you are planning on running out to find yourself some dandelion in the local park be sure you check it hasn't been exposed to chemicals or dog urine.    4. Chamomile Pretty yellow and white daisy flowers are used to make the popular chamomile tea. If you have ever wondered down the tea aisle of your local supermarket you would see that there seem to be 100 different variations of chamomile tea that proclaim to help insomnia and send you off to the land of nod.  What you may not know is that it can also assist in nausea, inflammation and when made into a balm or salve can be rubbed onto muscles and used as a muscle relaxant.  Great for after a big day in the garden or calming muscle spasms caused by menstrual cramps.  It prefers a cooler climate and is great for those part shade spots you don't know what to plant in. Once it's established, neglect it. I have killed several chamomile shrubs with too much love. Seriously walk past it once a week and give it the stink eye, it will love you for it.  Chamomile is relatively safe however anyone who is sensitive to daisies, aster or ragweed should check their tolerances first.   5. Aloe Vera Mostly known for the beautiful cooling sticky gel that is used to calm angry sunburn Aloe vera is so much more.  There is An edible and non-edible variety. apparently way back when there was a cock-up with naming these different varieties and now there's much confusion over the correct name for the correct variety. A really good way to tell the difference between edible and non-edible is that edible aloe vera has a grey tinged leaf with very few markings and they're really fat and juicy. Non-edible varieties are usually more vibrant green with thinner leaves and have prominent whitish flecks. Edible aloe is said to aid digestion, blood sugar stabilization and treating stomach ulcers.  Non-edible is best used for burns. Use fresh as the potency decreases the longer it exposed to air.  I have the edible variety in my garden and I add it to fresh juices but mainly as skincare. I peel back the outer leaf and rub the gel into my skin. When using it as face cream it feels pretty bloody yuck and has an odd smell but this only last about 20 mins then my skin feels lovely and hydrated.    6. Echinacea Also called purple coneflower is a member of the sunflower family and is used as an immunity booster. It has proved effective in helping fight minor viral and bacterial infections such as cold and flu by stimulating white blood cells. It is said that you need to take enough for it to be effective, taking a smaller dose won't have the beneficial effect of the full dose. Saying that, if you are sensitive to plants in the aster family then you may be allergic to this herb. People with autoimmune diseases should speak with their health care practitioner before taking. These pretty flowers grow easily from seed and are perennials that will die back and grow again year after year.    7. Turmeric Most of us use turmeric in our cooking but not many of us are using raw turmeric. Some have found that consuming raw turmeric has better results than powdered supplements. Turmeric is said to be a powerful anti-inflammatory especially for those with chronic joint conditions such as arthritis and those with chronic dermatitis.  Use grated in a curry, salad, soup or in eggs. Make a turmeric latte or add to your choice of milk for a golden tea.   Turmeric is a root similar to ginger and grows well in tropical and subtropical climates. We grow it here in our temperate climate but our yield is much smaller and we must protect it from frost or allow it to die back and reshoot when the weather warms up.    8. Lavender If you are having a hard day go and stick your face in a lavender bush and all will be ok. Just make sure there are no bees there first or your day will go from bad to total crap.  Lavender isn't just pretty and smells nice it has been proven to decrease stress and anxiety levels through it's soothing and sedative properties. Putting a bunch of fresh lavender in a mesh bag under your pillow will help you drift off feeling wonderful. Bruise the leaves to stimulate the oil to release and when it's spent, chuck it in the compost and pick yourself a fresh bunch.  It also has potential anti-inflammatory benefits when used as an oil on the skin, and can keep flies and mosquitoes away when planted near doors. We have tried this and our flies clearly didn't get the memo. I think we would have to plant it so thick the flies wouldn't be able to find their way in.  Easy to grow in warm temperate climates. They can handle a bit of cold but long humid periods will knock them around. Plant in full sun out of strong winds and go mad on all the different varieties out there.  As mentioned earlier do your own homework and speak to your health care professional before embarking on trying new herbs. Never ever consume a herb that you aren't 1000% sure of what it is and don't ask Facebook communities… you don't know how much someone actually knows. Get yourself a good guide book that is specific for your area and speak to local people who have been using the herbs you are thinking about using first.       More information Full show notes at www.sohfarmlet.com.au/podcast Blogs – www.sohfarmlet.com.au/blog Download Free – Chicken Keepers ‘Chicklist' For Beginners Download Free Guide Getting Started With Composting Newsletter sign up  This Episode Sponsored by This episode is sponsored by my soon to be released Self-Sufficiency Made Simple Composting Masterclass. This masterclass will help you go from wasting food and money to creating your own gold star garden soil system without mess, cost or hard work. The masterclass will show you how to choose, create and get started with your own simple system, all in your backyard. 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A new MP3 sermon from Mt Tabor Independent Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Medicinal Properties Of Truth Speaker: Aaron Caldwell Broadcaster: Mt Tabor Independent Baptist Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 1/10/2021 Bible: Proverbs 17:22 Length: 44 min.

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Numbers 21:4-9 4 They traveled from Mount Hor along the route to the Red Sea,[a] to go around Edom. But the people grew impatient on the way; 5 they spoke against God and against Moses, and said, “Why have you brought us up out of Egypt to die in the wilderness? There is no bread! There is no water! And we detest this miserable food!” 6 Then the Lord sent venomous snakes among them; they bit the people and many Israelites died. 7 The people came to Moses and said, “We sinned when we spoke against the Lord and against you. Pray that the Lord will take the snakes away from us.” So Moses prayed for the people. 8 The Lord said to Moses, “Make a snake and put it up on a pole; anyone who is bitten can look at it and live.” 9 So Moses made a bronze snake and put it up on a pole. Then when anyone was bitten by a snake and looked at the bronze snake, they lived.

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Some people call it goatweed, Hypericum perforatum or St. John's Wort. It can be an invasive plant that has some medicinal properties. It is also a plant that has to be seriously evaluated before you decide to use it. If you need support contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, the Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386 or text “START” to 741-741. Resources Mentioned:  Physicians Steeped In Culture Of ‘Toughing It Out’ Often Fear Reporting Suicidal Thoughts, Mental Health Illness from the publication, Modern Healthcare. California Board of Pharmacy booklet on Health Notes Alternative Medicines. St. John's Wort Herbal Use and Medicinal Properties from AltNature.com National Institutes of Health Dietary Supplement Label Database. You plunk in the name of the product, or you can search by ingredient or manufacture. This is the link to the St John's Wort list of products. Verywell Mind has a good write up of St John's Wort and some of the cautions about it's use. Kaiser Permanente has an access point the Natural Medicine Comprehensive database. Link is to the Kaiser site; you will need to click the link on the left side of the Kaiser screen to access the database. Disclaimer:  Links to other sites are provided for information purposes only and do not constitute endorsements.  Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health disorder. This blog and podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this program is intended to be a substitute for professional psychological, psychiatric or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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Did you know that a compound largely found in mushrooms could help prevent neuro-degenerative diseases? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her interview with Robert Beelman, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Food Science, and Director of the Center for Plant and Mushroom Foods for Health, at Pennsylvania State University. Beelman will describe the unique nutritional and medicinal properties of mushrooms, including epidemiological research their potential for reducing the risk of neurological diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinsons’ diseases. Beelman will describe the soil-nutrition connection, mushroom nutrition, especially ergothioneine, and it’s relationship to health. Related website: https://theconversation.com/how-the-lowly-mushroom-is-becoming-a-nutritional-star-88527

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