Herbs For Pain Relief

I had someone ask me about natural herbal pain relief, so I have gathered some videos that give a variety of natural remedies. Herbal pain remedies have far fewer side effects than pharmaceutical medicines, and are non-addictive.

Should the SHTF, medicines probably won’t be available. You can store some in your Prep stores, but they don’t last long. Most herbs last for years, if dried. Start to learn what is available for whichever condition you need help with.

Your local health food stores will have these herbs available, and if you know any herbalists, they can help you out.

The Strongest Natural Painkiller That Grows Everywhere, Including Your Backyard.

15 Herbs For Pain Relief – Neck Pain, Back Pain, Arthritis Pain etc.

Herbs For Pain: Here Are 7 That Really Work

Top 10 Natural Pain Killers

A Natural Pain Killing Formula

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Edible & Medicinal Herbs

If things fall apart, where will you get medicines? How about from nature? Most pharmaceuticals are derived from natural plants and organisms. Why not go straight to the source? As an added bonus, it will be cheaper. First though, you need to learn where to look, and what parts of the plants to use, and how to use them.

Edible & Medicinal Herbs 1 – Part 1 from herbaltransitions.com

Edible & Medicinal Herbs 1 – Part 2 from herbaltransitions.com

Edible & Medicinal Herbs 2 – Part 1 from herbaltransitions.com

Edible & Medicinal Herbs 2 – Part 2 from herbaltransitions.com

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Stinging Nettle — The Most Nutritious Plant On Earth?

This is a video put out by Learn Your Land, on Stinging Nettle, which is one of the most nutritious plants you will find, being high in protein, Vitamin C and minerals, such as magnesium.

Stinging Nettle is one of the plants that has been heavily studied in regards to its medicinal and nutritional value. In this video, Adam Haritan shows hows to recognize it, harvest it, eat it or prepare it for medicinal use. It has been shown to be helpful in cases of non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate, in treating allergies and in helping with diabetes.

 

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Grow Your Own Medicine

James Wong is a scientist and a gardener. He grows plants that he turns into medicine. Anyone can do the same.

For thousands of years. humankind has known the value of plants that have healing properties. Medicinal herbs were in every medicine chest until the last hundred years, or so, when pharmaceutical companies began synthesizing drugs from common plants and patenting their new products. Today, few people are knowledgeable in herbal medicines. James Wong, and others, seek to change that fact.

Yes, you can make many of your own medicines. It is not hard.

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Esther Emery Makes Herbal Medicines and Herbal Shampoo

Esther Emery of Fouch Family Off Grid has been making homesteading videos for several years. In the following videos she shows us how to make herbal shampoo and two different tinctures;one from feverfew and one from nettle. The third video is her telling us why she uses herbal medicines.

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Health Insurance Cancelled? REAL, Affordable Care

If you haven’t been learning about herbal medicines, the question becomes, Why? As the USA’s Health Care System becomes more and more unaffordable, it is endemic on you to learn how to stay healthy, and to know how to treat common sicknesses without running to the doctor.

Patriot Nurse gives some recommendations for herbs you should have in your pantry, and some books you need to be able to identify medicinal herbs, and how to use them. The using is not difficult. With a little study and practice making tinctures and infusions, and a walk in your backyard, or in the forest or field, you will find many useful herbs.

Just outside my door I can find mullein, dandelion, red clover, mint and yarrow. Not far away are many more. Do yourself, and your family, a favor, learn about herbal medicines. It could save their lives.

Regeneration of Our Lands: A Producer’s Perspective

North Dakota rancher/farmer Gabe Brown is one of the leaders in developing new ways to regenerate soil health, which has been declining with large scale tilling, mono-crop farming and the uses of chemicals, herbicides and pesticides.

From the video description:

The United States is in crisis. The health of our soil resource has declined to such a point that it is not only negatively affecting farm and ranch profitability, but it is also having a devastating impact on everything from our water quality to our communities and even to our health. North Dakota rancher Gabe Brown walks us through a common sense solution to this crisis.

Gabe Brown is one of the pioneers of the current soil health movement that focuses on regenerating our resources. Gabe, along with his wife, Shelly, and son, Paul, own and operate a diversified 5,000-acre farm and ranch near Bismarck, ND. Their operation focuses on farming and ranching in nature’s image.

The Browns holistically integrate their grazing and no-till cropping systems, which include a wide variety of cash crops, multi-species cover crops along with all natural grass finished beef and lamb. They also raise pastured laying hens, broilers and swine. This diversity and integration has regenerated the natural resources on the ranch without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides and fungicides.

The Browns are part owners of a state inspected abattoir which allows them to direct market their products. They believe that healthy soil leads to clean air, clean water, healthy plants, animals, and people.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

Chaga – An Immune Superfood

What is Chaga? It is a hard, black mushroom that grows on birch trees. Make a tea from it to support your immune system.

What is Chaga? Learn Why It’s a Top Superfood Mushroom

From the description:

Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) is often referred to as the “king of medicinal mushrooms” and is a potent immune system adaptogen. It is especially high in beta glucans and antioxidant constituents including melanin and superoxide dismutase as well as triterpenes, like betulin, inotodiol and lupeol.

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Chaga – From Tree To Tea

From the video description:

This is a how-to video showing how I make my Chaga tea. It begins with harvesting the Chaga in the wilds of Alaska at our remote cabin and follows step by step all the way through to the cup of tea.

Wild Medicinal: St. John’s Wort

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Eggshell Tincture

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Michele Imburgia, Texas State VP

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Making and Canning Elderberry Syrup

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Sheriff Richard Mack, Former Sheriff of Graham County, Arizona

John D. Shirley, Retired Duty Peace Officer - Houston, TX. National Lead Liaison to Peace Officers.

Jay Stang, Veteran US Marine Corps - Texas Chapter President

Jim Ayala, EMT Veteran, Oath Keepers Treasurer, Merchandise

Sgt. Maj. Joseph Santoro, Retired Army, infantry, EOD. OK National Operations NOC

Michele Imburgia, Texas State VP

Sheriff Denny Peyman, Retired Jackson County, KY Sheriff, OK National Peace Officer Liaison

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Wild Medicinal – Barberry

Hedge Living has two videos about Barberry. The first is about making a tincture with the Barberry berries. The berries are good for building your red blood cells. They also help improve the clotting of your blood. If you have a condition that increased clotting will be harmful, DO NOT use this Barberry berry tincture.

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The second video shows the uses of the Barberry roots.

From the video description:

Barberry root is probably the most used antibiotic plant here. The brig yellow color of the root is berberine, the same antibiotic chemical that is is golden seal, oregon grape, and golden thread. Many herbalst actually say that the berberine in barberry is actually stronger than it is in golden seal and I have found that to be the case as well. Not to mention that barberry is usually easier to find than golden seal. Barberry is even sold in many nurseries as an ornamental hedge plant. The plant in my woods in Japanese barberry and is considered to be an invasive. There is no worry if I dig up too much of it, which is a worry if you dig up too much golden seal.

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Patriot Nurse – What to do for Pneumonia

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Jay Stang, Veteran US Marine Corps - Texas Chapter President

Jim Ayala, EMT Veteran, Oath Keepers Treasurer, Merchandise

Sgt. Maj. Joseph Santoro, Retired Army, infantry, EOD. OK National Operations NOC

Michele Imburgia, Texas State VP

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John Kerriman, Current Missouri police academy instructor, police veteran, OK National Peace Officer/LEO Liaison

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Mint Leaves: Health Benefits and Uses

Mint is a very useful plant, both for its aromatic and flavor enhancing abilities and for its many medicinal uses. It is easy to grow, and is found in the wild. Outside my door, I have some mint growing, which I needn’t tend except during dry times, when I water it. When it is hot, I sometimes take a leaf and chew on it, which seems to cool me a bit, but most of all, I love mint in a tea, with other healthy herbs. It calms the nerves.

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How to Dry Mint and Make Mint Tea

Patriot Nurse – How to Prepare for Yellow Fever

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Jay Stang, Veteran US Marine Corps - Texas Chapter President

Jim Ayala, EMT Veteran, Oath Keepers Treasurer, Merchandise

Sgt. Maj. Joseph Santoro, Retired Army, infantry, EOD. OK National Operations NOC

Michele Imburgia, Texas State VP

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Stinging Nettle, A Nutritive Herb and Energizing Tea

This video is presented by SuperFoodEvolution.

There are many plants thought of as weeds or pests that are rich in vitamins and minerals. Stinging Nettle is one of them.

From the video description:

Stinging nettle is a leafy herbaceous plant that grows as a wild green all over the world in mild to temperate climate zones. One of nature’s top nutritive herbs and vitamin-mineral rich plant-based supplements, nettles are available in many forests, foothills and coastal locations worldwide.The common nettle plant has been valued for centuries as a nutritious tonic tea extremely dense in energizing substances and unique plant constituents that are nourishing to the blood as well as cleansing to the body. The wild plant has a rich history of use in European herbalism.

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What is Chickweed? A Wild Edible Green for the Lymph and More

Here is another video presented by SuperFoodEvolution.

From the video description:

Wild chickweed is a cleansing, demulcent and expectorant herb useful for purifying the blood, the lymph system and healing the skin. Containing various compounds triterpenoid saponins, rutin, coumarin and other antioxidants, chickweeds are one of the most common wild edibles growing all over the world. Learn more about where it grows, how to identify and harvest your own.

Knowing your wild, edible and medicinal plants can increase your survivability in periods of chaos. Plus, you can lessen your dependence on store bought medicines and foods.

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How to Make Mullein Cough Syrup

Stewart Rhodes, Army Airborne Veteran, Yale Law School Graduate, OK Founder and President

Sheriff Richard Mack, Former Sheriff of Graham County, Arizona

John D. Shirley, Retired Duty Peace Officer - Houston, TX. National Lead Liaison to Peace Officers.

Jay Stang, Veteran US Marine Corps - Texas Chapter President

Jim Ayala, EMT Veteran, Oath Keepers Treasurer, Merchandise

Sgt. Maj. Joseph Santoro, Retired Army, infantry, EOD. OK National Operations NOC

Michele Imburgia, Texas State VP

Sheriff Denny Peyman, Retired Jackson County, KY Sheriff, OK National Peace Officer Liaison

John Kerriman, Current Missouri police academy instructor, police veteran, OK National Peace Officer/LEO Liaison

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Mullein: A Great Medicinal Weed with Practical Uses

Stewart Rhodes, Army Airborne Veteran, Yale Law School Graduate, OK Founder and President

Sheriff Richard Mack, Former Sheriff of Graham County, Arizona

John D. Shirley, Retired Duty Peace Officer - Houston, TX. National Lead Liaison to Peace Officers.

Jay Stang, Veteran US Marine Corps - Texas Chapter President

Jim Ayala, EMT Veteran, Oath Keepers Treasurer, Merchandise

Sgt. Maj. Joseph Santoro, Retired Army, infantry, EOD. OK National Operations NOC

Michele Imburgia, Texas State VP

Sheriff Denny Peyman, Retired Jackson County, KY Sheriff, OK National Peace Officer Liaison

John Kerriman, Current Missouri police academy instructor, police veteran, OK National Peace Officer/LEO Liaison

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The Plantain – Nature’s Miracle Healer

Stewart Rhodes, Army Airborne Veteran, Yale Law School Graduate, OK Founder and President

Sheriff Richard Mack, Former Sheriff of Graham County, Arizona

John D. Shirley, Retired Duty Peace Officer - Houston, TX. National Lead Liaison to Peace Officers.

Jay Stang, Veteran US Marine Corps - Texas Chapter President

Jim Ayala, EMT Veteran, Oath Keepers Treasurer, Merchandise

Sgt. Maj. Joseph Santoro, Retired Army, infantry, EOD. OK National Operations NOC

Michele Imburgia, Texas State VP

Sheriff Denny Peyman, Retired Jackson County, KY Sheriff, OK National Peace Officer Liaison

John Kerriman, Current Missouri police academy instructor, police veteran, OK National Peace Officer/LEO Liaison

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