I was that odd child, always picking wild flowers and exploring the woods around my home, we had a public playground and a pond behind my house and my friends abandoned me more then once to go play. My first plant calling were very fragrant blue violets by the stream in the woods, it was like David said, they tried to get my attention, I was 5. Then at age 7 a hedgerow of rosehip on a wall seemed to just beg for attention, girlfriend left and I picked rosehip for my mom. Later in life, my thirties, I kept riding my horse past these shrubs that just glowed at me , couldn't figure out if it was a rose or an apple, that plant later in life got rid of my bloodpressure medications, hawthorn. Now in my 60s, have been watching this little plant in my yard, trying to draw my attention for years, always fondly thought of it as a pollinators plant, took me a while to figure out, then it helped me through a viral infection, heal all or self heal. Seems like when you need something you can almost always find it nearby.

I could listen for hours, what a wonderful teacher. He brought back some powerful memories. My grandfather used to take me to a big red ant hill that he would bury his arthritic hands in, smelled like sulfur when those ants got riled up, he swore it helped his arthritis. Probably similar stimulation as with bee venom or stinging nettle.

@sonyaatencio5544

Жыл бұрын

My elder primo who lived next door would do the same but with goathead stickers

What a total delight! David was my first herb teacher and changed my life. You're my most recent teacher and taking your rooted medicine course promises to do the same. Thanks to you both!

Oh yes, I'm not even that versed in herbs, but when I started paying attention to plants, I've been literally called to a shrub or a plant that turned out to be very helpful. All they need is our curiosity and respect, they'll teach us what we need to do.

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing!!

@davidlam3483

Жыл бұрын

😊😊

This was my favorite interview. He is so knowledgeable and interesting. I hope you have him back on your show!!!

I’ve heard the name, but this was my first exposure to David Winston. What a delightful communicator-thorough without being tedious; interesting and personable but not forgetting the point of the podcast. Thanks, Rosalee!

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

He is a delightful communicator, indeed! ~Karin Rose

I love nettles and drink the tea all the time, nothing better for when the heat is tapping my energy, better than plain water always, it is amazing. Thanks so much for this interview, David is great! I was a loner as a kid too and only happy in nature, we could've been friends, not many wanted to hang out with me and I was too shy to approach them. Isn't it amazing what God has given us in His boundless love for us? I own Rosemary's book(s) now am going to get Davids, thank-you David for your generosity.

It's a joy to listen to David's stories and wisdom. Thank you Rosalee for another great podcast interview.

Thank you so much Rosalee for introducing me to David Winston. What a lovely person and wonderful teacher. Those stories will stay with me always. So many of the things he says resonated with me very much. I'm still an intuitive and self taught herbalist and now in my late forties I am seriously thinking about taking my studies to the next level. Will be looking into that course next year... I personally have had a 30 year love affair with nettles. Now I am intrigued to make more things with the nettle seeds other than just using them like chia seeds. My heart is full right now...brimming over with gratitude 🙏✨️

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

Awww...thank you for your kind message. We are so glad you enjoyed this podcast and being introduced to David! ~Karin Rose

Absolutely my most favorite guest on your podcast. Not only is David a great 'storyteller' but his stories have SO much wisdom. I could've listened for hours. Thank you for all that you.

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Wonderful! Informative! I cried with joy listening. ❤

I am enjoying a cup of stinging nettle tea while watching this. I harvested the nettle from my yard a few hours ago. Didn't mix it with any of my other herbs but am thinking it'll be good with Lemon Balm. I'm new to using nettles and the more I'm learning about them, the more fascinating I'm finding them to be. Thank you for this excellently done video.

My grandmother once hid Easter eggs in her garden near a patch of stinging nettle. I was the lucky 8 year old who went running through the giant nettle patch to get a tiny piece of chocolate in an egg. Soooo not worth it 😂

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

What a great story to share!!! Funny memory, too! ~Karin Rose

Wow what a wonderful interview - the time flew by. Looking forward to learning more from David. I hope you will have him back on your show!

Whoa David just sent me back to how I also used to 'make medicine' as a small child.

I got my own funny story about nettle. One fall I bought a blueberry twig and planted it. In the spring I checked it to see if it survived. I saw pretty little leaves and stems so I transplanted them into pots so I could have multiple blueberries. When they got a little bigger I quickly found them painful to touch. I had transplanted many nettles. I wish now I had kept them.

I am sooo excited to listen to every single word, it's so informative, I could truly listen to you all day. Living in California, it is NOT easy to grow Stinging Nettle, which I finally do, even with the seeds, Yarrow, Plantain plant and Elderberry, etc. etc.Thank you so very much!!! ERIKA

Wow thank you. This is my favourite episode, such a wise and generous guest.

Two generous powerhouses: nettles and David Winston! Thanks for this information rich interview!

Thank you for this episode 🐸 i ve listened to all the nettle ones! Its my favorite plant.. i ve even been told i have a spirit guide whos name is Nettle and she s a fairy 😅

@HerbsWithRosalee

4 ай бұрын

Wonderful! You are so welcome...we love nettle around here, too! ~Karin Rose

This was a delight, and so packed with wisdom and knowledge! Thank you both!

Can't thank you enough really for such pure authentic knowledge.

I loved this episode! So much knowledge. I will be looking to buy his book(s). I could listen to his stories all day!

I love wood sorrel and I knew immediately that is what he was talking about

Fantastic interview. Thank you for sharing. Nettles are great.

@HerbsWithRosalee

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I also just wanted to say how wonderful all the jumpers are... those candles look amazing as well! All very inspiring!

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Amazing video! I’ve learned so much in this one video! Thank you

I just loved this interview! Thank you.

Excellent! I love it! I learned a lot.

Thank you for sharing this interview, gratitude to you both. I'm a plant newbie, I'd just like to mention that I was able to keep my late mother's one kidney function stable at around 33 -35% for many years using nano particle liquid magnesium, following the research done by Dr Carolyn Dean. I would have added in nettle seed tincture had I known about it! She died at 82 of unrelated issue. Much love.

Look forward to another episode with David. Wonderful chat!

Loved this!!! I sure hope you have him back on!!

What a wonderful video! Many thanks, light and love.

Thank you. How very informative and great info to retain.

I love Stinging Nettle tea!!

Amazing , thank you 🙏

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome 😊

The nettle story was hilarious! This sounds like me and my best friend!

What an awesome interview with a very interesting man. I will soon be trying some nettle tea. Many thanks.

As I'm brewing nettle leaf tea

just ordered Osteoherb and I am so excited. I have Osteopenia and my doctor just gave me info on 6 different medicines to read about and all of them made me nervous. I am looking forward to seeing the results of Osteoherb!!!!

WOW what a beautiful talk ! THANK YOU 💗 so many important learnings ! David realy teachs what learning and evolving is raly all about .

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

So glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you for this amazing and super interesting episode! I was specially delighted to hear the story of nettle seed tincture for the kidney patient... I would love to send this information to a friend who is in the similar situation, but I wonder if it is ok for someone with serious kidney problems to take alcohol based tinctures?

Loving this great information. He's so full of great knowledge. I'm only halfway through the video, you may mention this at some point. It's not just complex herb combinations to help and heal..... people have got to stop consuming the "poison" (in my opinion) from the local grocery store as well. Sometimes I struggle with that part of healing.

Thank you for such an interesting interview. He is a fascinating man with so much knowledge. I sure hope his book gets republished ….I see the used ones are very expensive.

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Loved this episode's useful information. I do have a question for you both. I have recently heard that acacia gum, or gum Arabic has been used in the Near to Middle East to cure stage 4 kidney disease and was used as an Eastern remedy for kidney issues where dialysis was not available. Have you heard of the benefits of Acacia in this respect by any chance ?

Hello There Rosalie or David ! Do you think the Osteo herb could be available to Canada ? I would love to try it ...but lI do live in Québec! Gratitude for all that shared knowledge ! I feel very blessed 💚

Very enriching, thank you! Would he maybe come back to share his approach to migraines?

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

Hi! You are welcome! You may wish to listen/watch Rosalee's podcast with KP Khalsa for more info on your topic. ~Karin Rose

This is such a great podcast!! I will be listening to it again. I do have a question. If nettles is a bear to grow is there any way to grow it in containment?? Thank you.

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

I grow nettles in a large raised bed. But also where I live they don't grow as vigorously. Even still, I'm happy to have them around.

@ramonajolley1966

Жыл бұрын

@@HerbsWithRosalee Thank you! I'll look into how they grow here in NC. You are so sweet! I really enjoy your podcasts. I'm fighting whatever it is that my husband has. Know one likes being sick. Take care.

Is there a great place to get herbalism education classes or workshops that specialize in specifically Pacific Northwest foraging and uses of native plants in Pacific Northwest?

@dysay

Жыл бұрын

Columbines school of botanical studies

Thank you. I enjoyed the interview, and especially the stories. Stories are what makes learning alive, otherwise it is only theoretical stuff that goes in and out without staying. I wanted to ask, what is the title of that book that was released in 2008 about herbs and supplements? I couldn't find it on amazon page or on school's store.

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! The book is Winston & Kuhn's Herbal Therapy and Supplements: A Scientific and Traditional Approach.

Great show my question does this just cover stinging or wood nettle also looking forward to harvesting this year some wood nettle thank you

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

Wood nettle is an entirely different plant. It is edible like nettles, but doesn't share a lot of the same properties.

@keveb1

Жыл бұрын

@@HerbsWithRosalee Rosalee I was looking over some of your shows and did a search on Gravel root I didnt find anything do you plan on doing a show on this in the furture thank you .

My potassium levels are high but I need a osteo builder. What else can I do?

Oh!,I forgot something.I only have one herb in my garden;'Lavender', and I don't even know what is it used for 😂😂😂. Can you believe it!!!!!???

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

I've got a video all about lavender! It's a wonderful plant with so many gifts!

I wonder if nettle leaf would help pseudo gout?

guday stinging nettle can cure ckd?

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I recently harvested some stinging nettle. For the first time I sifted a bunch in a large basket. Wow, there were literally hundreds of tiny bugs falling out. Some little green ones actually looked almost exactly like the flower/seeds. Do you have any experience with this?..

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

When I harvest nettles I don't see a lot of bugs on them. It makes me wonder if that was a healthy patch...sometimes bug infestations happen when the plants are weak.

Would love a talk on gymnema.

What would be suggested amount of nettle leaf powder per day? Like a tsp? Or a tbsp? I am 39 year old female.

@HerbsWithRosalee

26 күн бұрын

Hi, I checked several resources and the most common is nettle leaf (not powdered) at 28 grams (or 1 oz by weight). I found one book that referenced capsules at 500-1,000 mg (which is usually powdered herb). ~Karin Rose

@sravanthi3189

25 күн бұрын

@@HerbsWithRosalee thank you so much for your quick response. Really appreciate it!

Does anyone know if oat straw is gluten free?

@HerbsWithRosalee

Жыл бұрын

It is technically gluten free. However there are two issues. Oats are commonly processed in facilities that also process wheat. This isn't often the case with oatstraw though. And some people who react to gluten react to similar proteins in oats. But, that being said, I know a lot of people who avoid gluten but do fine with oat straw.

@helenf32

Жыл бұрын

@@HerbsWithRosalee Thanks for your help!