After a broken neck, two spine surgeries, and a perpetually breaking heart, I have discovered that pain is a choice. God put every single thing on this planet we will ever need to nourish and heal our very fragile and majestic bodies. You are the first, and maybe only Herbalist/Doc who has ever been able to explain to my old cloudy mind what's what. Thank you. I'm going foraging!

@jayirick8021

12 күн бұрын

Yes. !!!!

Been working for the dentist for 43 yrs. Clove oil has been used forever in the dental profession for tooth pain for decayed teeth. Doesn’t fix the decay, but sure takes away the pain.

Only someone who hasn't suffered ongoing non-stop pain for years would say pain is your friend lol

@allywolf9182

27 күн бұрын

Big hugs. I feel ya. Pain is NOT your friend nor mine

@theonewhomjesusloves7360

24 күн бұрын

im currently in excruciating pain in my whole shoulder and arm. all i do is cry.. i cant take it anymore. Nothing works, ive tried lots of different herbs and.. nothing

@DebEDee

22 күн бұрын

Good point. I see both sides of that. Nothing is either/or, except in the imaginary world called Flatland. Chronic and relentless pain in and of itself can indirectly kill. It couldn't hurt to try some of this mans suggestions. It may help. I wish you the best. I am 72 and have leaned heavily on herbal medicines in my adult life with good results. I am an adult disabled child with severe bone amd joint problems dating from early childhood. My first knee surgery was a joint replacement surgery done at age 11. I DO know and understand how devastating chronic pain can be. ❤ There have been many more surgeries etc during my life. Dont blow him off totally because of that one remark. I still use herbs almost daily with good results, and am mostly pain free now without the horribly addictive opiates and oxycontin etc that ultimately with overuse CREATE awful pain.

@lorena92966

21 күн бұрын

Read the Gift of pain by Brant.

@78twood

4 күн бұрын

7:44 You may need to go to a pain management doctor!!

Time Stamps: Skullcap 3:52 Hops 10:23 Cloves 20:18 Teasel Root 26:45 Cramp Bark 43:26 Willow Bark of All Kinds: 55:19 (Weeping Willow, White Willow, Black Willow, Purple Willow) White Sage 1:00:21 10:02 Powdered Herb - How Doc Jones makes all of his teas

@cindyrobertson3798

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the time stamps ! It's nice reference! I have oils for some of these.

@coolbeansgetyahigh

Жыл бұрын

Legend thanks my friend. Wishing you peace, prosperity and happiness. Love

@ellamental7630

Жыл бұрын

Thank you ❤ I have chronic pain it's almost impossible to stay focused for a video this long. Very much appreciated 🙏

@RogerHaeske

Жыл бұрын

@@ellamental7630 Glad to help. What may I ask is the cause of your chronic pain? Maybe there is something else you can do to alleviate the pain and the problem. I have lots of herbal and dietary healing info that may be helpful to you.

@juliemarsch9632

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for taking the time to do the time stamps!!👍❤

I love how God led you to teasel plant and how you listened to the Holy Spirit to help that woman with M.S. and how you later found out that the way you told her to take it was verified by someone else. ..God is so good and you are a good steward of all He has given us for our health. Thank you

@IAmHisBeloved5

9 ай бұрын

Do you know if he’s a believer in Jesus Christ?

@jayirick8021

12 күн бұрын

I try telling ppl that true health is right there in the yards of unkept.. too many want to kill alla things... To make money, have no regard for what God has provides . W

My sons wakes me up screaming 4am and his foot mysteriously hurts. I finally think to put clove tincture on it and now he’s sleeping like a baby. Thank you and praise God for these beautiful plants!

@teresalester1959

26 күн бұрын

What's in clove tincture that you use?

@donnazukadley7300

23 күн бұрын

? Magnesium

@DebEDee

18 күн бұрын

Thats great but you still need to find out what was causing his pain.

Plants are my passion And herbal medicine is the most godly thing to do

I saw you on Homesteading Family and I’m so thankful I did. I recently decided to look into medicinal herbs and food foraging. I added some herbs to my garden this year. I’ve been searching for a good book on these subjects but just wasn’t satisfied with the ones I found. I will be ordering your book soon. I watched a handful of your videos and find them very informative and entertaining. Appreciate your faith.

@morningstarhomestead

Жыл бұрын

Me too! I LOVE this guy. He's so inspiring and easy to understand

@sarahmiranda7130

Жыл бұрын

same!

@glorytogodhomestead3495

Жыл бұрын

Me too!

@FineFeatheredHomestead

Жыл бұрын

The Herbal Dispensatory is a great book. Nicole Apelian's Lost Herbal Remedies is also great.

@averykempf9164

Жыл бұрын

Me too!

Buying teasel today for my occipital neuralgia and nerve pain in shoulder and neck. As soon as the first picture of teasel came up, I had a strong sense I needed to know more and then you said the same thing in your talk. To add to it, I watched this the same day that I was supposed to finally have occipital nerve ablasion but felt a strong sense to postpone last week, like the Lord was saying "give me more time."

@HomeGrownHerbalist

10 ай бұрын

Learning to listen to those sorts of promptings is probably the most important thing we can do as healers. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

Tanks from me in Norway. Teasel, I usedt this in several months for my both knees,for crack in th minisk. It helps the body til produce collagen. I am heald now I can walk at list 1,5 hour now, i couldent walk more than 5 min. at first. I walked often in stairs❤regards from me in Norway

I love how you listen to your 'inner voice' and then go to look at 'why'. Too many people choose to ignore that voice from Spirit - I love this channel! Thank you for all that you do!

@HomeGrownHerbalist

10 ай бұрын

The more we search for hows and whys in plant medicine, the more the Spirit can point us to new applications for those hows and whys. :0) Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

No... Five people is not a statistically significant thing, but the fact that you helped make five peoples lives better is significant!!! Great work my friend! I know this may sound like mumbo jumbo to you, but magick, intension, (and positive vibration) is a real thing that has real effects and just by having the intention to heal someone while preparing the medicine makes a bigger difference than you may know. Try making your medicines with as much love as you can muster and remember to put on your favorite "feel good" music while you make them. It will make a gigantic difference. Love+intention heals!

From North Carolina: Have I told you lately "I LOVE YOU"? 😊 YOU ARE THE BALM

@HomeGrownHerbalist

Жыл бұрын

Yes. My presentations are very calming and soothing...just don't listen to them while you're driving. LOL Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@user-qp9uo6hm5f

27 күн бұрын

Hi how can I get information I will l will like to speak to you I live in London.

I used teasel and Japanese knotweed along with doxycycline when I had Lyme's. Within 2 days of starting the herbs I was way better. And I've had no long term symptoms. I now make my own and have shared it with several people. 1 friend has had a flare up with every full moon. A couple of weeks after using these 2 herbs together, she had no symptoms with that full moon. I live in the worst area in the US for Lyme's. I did not know about its effect on pain. Will remember that one.

@indiashotts7087

12 күн бұрын

Usnea Lichen (Usnea barbata) Old Man's Beard Moss is natures Doxycycline.

I followed you here from your talk with Carolyn at Homesteading Family. I really enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

You are so funny and delightful. Thank you for the information and advice especially with listening to our inner voice. May God continue to bless you and your ministry.

I know this was a yr. ago,you would have thought it was today.I love this show.I have always wanted to learn more about herbs.I never can get enough money to take the classes people have on line. I got so much out of this one podcast than anywhere else.I'm surprised I never ran across you before.I am going to go on now and see what else you have.Thank you for your knowledge🚜☕️

I acquired Lyme Disease in Oklahoma. The Army had brought deer in to stock a game preserve on an ammo plant. ( McAllister, Ok) * Many diagnosed diseases and conditions, perhaps 50, occur simultaneously with Lyme Disease where LD is the root cause. MS & even Alzheimers, can be due to LD. LD is extremely difficult to diagnose. Tests are often inconclusive. I was diagnosed by a Lyme researcher at Walter Reed Army Medical Research Center or I'd never have known. Most doctors refuse to acknowledge Lyme, or are not trained in Lyme. (I was in advanced stage when diagnosed). After a couple rounds with tetracycline/ doxicycline, I decided to treat with herbs and vitamins... or I might not have lived. Several herbs you mentioned in this video sound like they may help me. I still have arthritis, and a few nerve pain related disorders like Bell's palsy, and it waxes and wanes. I have bladder pain and think its related to having Lyme. It never really goes away completely in most patients, but Im doing very well. I was diagnosed at 35, and turn 70 this year. I walk well, most days. Thank you... I am going to try several of your chosen plants.

Pain is definitely not my friend at this point. Very good talk, thank you. I think you heard the voice of Mother Earth, which is an aspect of God, as are you. Blessings.

Thank you for this talk. I first saw you on Homesteading Family with Carolyn. I'm an Idahoan as well. Looking forward to learning more about herbs with you.

@HomeGrownHerbalist

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching Jennifer. Always good to have another Idahoan on board. :0) Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@BobbieXxoo

Ай бұрын

I’m also in Idaho!!! ❤

Last night I was having blotting and gas sore tummy I went out into the garden and cut some parsley and some regular sage and made tea within 10 minutes I was so much better today I feel great. I do have an ulcer that I am trying to deal with too. Thank you for all your videos Dr. Jones I have learned so much every day I go to you with my coffee trying to absorb as much as I can at almost 70 I still use only herbs for good health. God Bless you and all you show people on here. I will be starting your school soon I want to put a book together for my children they do not have time to study working all the time. Not many people I know have any idea what herbs are good for or care I am so happy to have found you.

@HomeGrownHerbalist

10 ай бұрын

I think your herb book will be a beautiful legacy for your family. I love that idea. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@mizzkathryn7

10 ай бұрын

@@HomeGrownHerbalist Thank you

@jacquepoitevint383

2 ай бұрын

I have IBS the painful stomach & use herbs to heal. I started using aloe vera juice for stomach pain. I sip about 3-4 gulps every day & no longer feel like someone took a knife to the inside stomach. This couls help your ulcer. God bless❤😂

@ondinarodrigues7919

Ай бұрын

Take a piece of sweet potato, blend and drink fresh every day, your ulcer will disappear, GOD bless you 🙏 any sweet potato

@MariaWalker-qo3vi

Ай бұрын

You probably already know this, but the bacteria H. Pylori is responsible for stomach ulcers / stomach cancer. Hope you find help. ❤

My guy has trouble with kidney stones and arthritis and I have MS and Osteoporosis. We know where Teasel grows here and will get some. I'm sure it will be a big help to us. Thank-you so much for this information :)

Thank you! Truly thank you for all the great information!

Love you and your channel. Thank you

You're a good teacher.

You're FANTASTIC!!! First time watching. Subscribed!!!

Thank you so much!!!!

Really fascinating video! Thank you!

Thanks Doc , you’re my favorite .

I love that you're always so jovial🤗

Hello, I am an herbalist in North Carolina. I found you at 3 AM, lol. I really enjoyed listening to you. Thank you.

@sister1828

3 күн бұрын

Where are you in n. Carolina?

Thank you, thank you and thank you!

Love your videos Doc!!

@HomeGrownHerbalist

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Dana.

Thank you so much for all your Wisdom!

I think your amazing thank you

I just found you after seeing you as a guest on another video. This video was so informative I love how you explain everything and I m headed to your website now

I read a book that says roots must be dried for a year first especial them bigger harder roots but smaller softer roots must be dried for a time also like couple of months give thanks for the knowledge you have about heRbs also

I love❤️ all your information. Teasel for my MS enjoying it.

Thank you so much for what you're doing, I am learning a lot, really appreciate it!!

Found you from The Homesteafing channel! Do glad I did!

I have learned a lot with this video and others, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.

Thankyou so much for this video! SO very glad I saw you on Homesteading Family.

I found you through homesteading family, And I am sure glad I did. New to your channel I have shared it with others hopefully we can all learn from you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It is so fascinating ♥️

Thankful for your humor in presenting, your expertise and standing on the Word.

So funny Doc, I believe one time you said the plants find you, and I have been looking for Teasel for quite a while I'm down in the flatlands. Just found a small patch up here in the mountains outside Boise around 4000 ft. in elevation, can't wait to get it started at my property this next spring!

I love the sense of humour -makes all the info rememberable, thank you

The best part of this was the store of following promptings! Thank you so much.

Thank you 😇🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️💖❤️

Thank you for this. I just made a couple tinctures.

Thank you for doing video's with Carolyn at homestead Family. I have watched them over and over. Very excited to learn from you too.

Thanks. Fellow Idahoan, born and raised!

I follow homesteading family. I used essential oils but when I saw you on her channel I’m totally intrigued. Thank you so much!!!

Thanks Doc! Always enjoy learning from your videos. ❤️

@HomeGrownHerbalist

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Lynn. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

I'm thankful you appeared on Homesteading Family! You have a great wealth of knowledge and common sense! I look forward to learning from you

I in also enjoyed watching you on homesteaders. I thank you for your knowledge and look forward to researching from your website

PS This was a super informative video! Thank you for sharing your passion and experience with us!

Great info. I am just starting to learn about herbs and I am thankful to have found your channel.

I also watched you on Homesteading Family. Thank you, I am happy I found your channel.

I found you through Homesteading Family and have been watching all your videos now! You are the only herbalist I've ever heard talk about using tinctures topically but it makes so much sense! Can't wait to try it 😊

@HomeGrownHerbalist

10 ай бұрын

I"d never really heard anything about it either. I just started doing it for some reason. There a sure are a lot of applications for it. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

Was introduced to you by Homesteading Family. I love incorporating herbs into my daily routine...they help build a strong constitution. Thanks for this info! I'll be digging deeper on your website.

Just discovered you. I’m excited to see your herbalist course and looking into it. I started growing some of our medicine last year and it has quickly become a passion.

Thank you for great information

So happy to have found your channel after seeing you with Carolyn. Can you please tell me if there is anything that can be taken for diverticulitis?

Just found your channel today from Homesteading Family. Thank you for this wealth of useful information.

Thank u so much..I need to go find some..am in S.Texas..🤗🤗👍

Thank you for all you do, I have learned so much watching your videos.

@HomeGrownHerbalist

Жыл бұрын

Glad you're enjoying the videos Ranaee. :0) Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

A man of God giving biblical information Yes the plants and leaf is for the healing of the nation Revelatiin 22 verse 2

Came over from Homesteading Family. Glad I did. Learning so much and sharing. Hope to try a nerve pain remedy for my husband.

I found you from watching rumble on homestead family I'm glad I did I've been interested in herbs for years and I think there's some things that you can teach me that I don't know

Thank you for sharing your medicine stories and your wonderful healing energy with us!

Wow. Thank you for your time and sharing your knowledge about our herbal allies! God bless you.

Just watched, you've given me a lot of new information and hope, look forward to trying. Thanks so much for sharing and teaching.

I think finding your channel (Through Homesteading Family) is very timely. My family (kids, grandkids, great grandkids (have been experiencing a lot of different issues and I really hope to introduce them to more herbal remedies since the pharmaceuticals are failing them and doing more damage than good. Thank you, I will both be shopping in your online store as well as looking to grow these plants in the future.

Enjoying the herbs you bring about pain. Keep up the great explanations. From England

I also seen you on homesteading family. And I came here to see if I can purchase some pain medication for my son-in-law because he has tennis elbow and he is trying to build his house for himself and his family and he doesn’t have time for this pain. I’m also a new subscriber thank you for all that you do.

I enjoy your programs so much and I’m hoping in the future to be a part of your school. Do you know of anything for muscular dystrophy?

Doc, you are Divinely guided! I must have been too, because I found your channel and have been enjoying all of your knowledge & wisdom. I look forward to your books that I’ve recently ordered.

My spirit is stirred within me and I am reminded of a dream I had many many years ago…the uneducated dreamed of becoming a naturopathic…now I am well seasoned in years and this course has dusted the 🕸 and sparked a 🔥 The God be the glory Blessings

Wonderful video! I think teasel may be good for fibromyalgia by the sounds of it. I ordered some I can’t wait to try it. Thanks for sharing the video

First saw you on Homesteading Family ❤ Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤

Awesome , thank you, I have a dear friend with MS I’m going to have her get in touch with you ,thankyou 😇🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Awesome info thanks so much. My husband uses wintergreen and peppermint topically. He often complains of pain in different places. Gonna show him this video. God bless!

Thanks for the info on Teasel. I live in SE CT, only a couple of miles from Lyme, CT the namesake of Lyme disease. The disease around here is as common as a cold. Really, deer ticks abound, Lyme disease is everywhere. I wonder how it would work for fibromyalgia? I've just started (Jan 2022) to study herbalism but I had not heard of Teasel. I'm going to see if I can locate a plant or cuttings to put in my yard. Thanks again.

I just discovered your channel last night...... very excited about learning more about herbs and their benefits. I have a curly willow tree, is it beneficial as a herb like the willows you mentioned in this video? Thank you......

That's u for your love for us..may God give u your hearts desire for your teaching us..very honorable man

Ive probably watched this 6 times sense i found it a month ago. Thanks for this video! Im implementing, foraging and planting almost all of these now.

Thank you for sharing. The info is so helpful and encouraging. I can't wait to add these to my apothecary 👐💃🏻😘

@HomeGrownHerbalist

Жыл бұрын

Some of them have been really life changing for folks. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net

Just subscribed to your channel, sounds interesting, I will go back and listen to older ones too. Thank you.

I think you are an amazing person and I thank God for what he has done with your life!

Thank you for all the videos and information that you post! I do have a question regarding the chiropractic type that you mentioned in this video. I was unable to find any reference to it on Google so wasn't sure if I was spelling it correctly. I desperately need this type of chiropractic treatment. Thank you

WHI, IT'S NICE TO MEET YOU HERE I'M VERY GLAD YOU SHARE YOUR VIDEOS!!! I'M LEARNINNG MUCH FROM HERE UNTILL I CAN GET SOME BOOKS TO ALSO STUDY GETTING TO A CLASS WOULD BE GOOD ALSO BUT YOU ARE PRETTY FAR AWAY FROM ME??? I'M IN VIRGINIA YOUR IN IDAHO SO THATS A PRETTY LONG TRIP TO TAKE RIGHT NOW IM LEARNING ALL I CAN FROM SEVERAL VIDEOS!!! YOUR IS ALSO VERY HELPFUL!!! SO THANK YOU FOR SHARING THEM!!! MUCH BLESSING TO YOU AND YOURS AND THANKS AGAIN!!!

Thank you for your great videos they are so helpful! I so appreciate them!! I was wondering if teasel would help my neuropathy if so how would you take it?

Love your videos. Thanks for all the herbal education.

Have you written any books on medicinal herbs? I've cannot finding any by you. I watched you on Homesteading Family when Carolyn was interviewing you and would love to buy one of your books if you've written any. I enjoy listening to you--you give a wealth of information.

Hi I have enjoyed listening to your videos. What would you use for pain for shingles?

I have GOT to get this plant growing going!! 😊. I’m just afraid at just hitting my big 5-0 birthday… I may be too advanced in age to be able to even tackle this adventure! But I sure want to give it a shot! Thanks so much for all your helpful content! I’ve learned a lot from you and your channel! Thank you 🙌🏼💚

Wow!! I heard you with Josh and Carolyn so happy found you learning a lot. I don’t like or take pharmaceuticals. I’m going explore herbs for stasis determatis eczema .

You sir, your my new teacher in herbs, i like your humorous way to talk/ teach. Tank you from your fan here in Denmark.

White Sage -now now! sissy about temperature is a matter of opinion, it does just fine in 110F and even higher with just a bit of water where many other herbs do not. :) (rosemary also does well in the heat)