Building Your Home Herbal Medicine Cabinet with Amy Hamilton

Journey into the synergy of food as medicine and medicine as food that will help heal and sustain you for life and wellness with Amy Hamilton of Appalachian Seeds Farm & Nursery. Learn how to prepare your own guaranteed fresh ingredients in forms that will be easy to preserve and utilize all year long. Celebrate the healing power of plants in the garden by making them available to your family for nutritious and delicious remedies.

[mimir]

I sectioned off 4.5 hours of my day so that I could fully give her my attention. I am so grateful to you for sharing your knowledge. I grew up making tinctures and tonics with my mother whom is Native American. I am mixed Black and Native and I find so many similarities between these two cultures and the information I've learned from you and other european herbalist. Thanks for sharing with the people, for we are all one. Be blessed.

[blackheartgaming]

i would like to get a really old style house where i can hang up herbs and spices and make so many different medicines and remedies for others

[hotforhaha]

Since my daughter was a baby, I opted for herbal remedies over anything over the counter. She's 15 now, and without my even saying anything she'll peel garlic and stick a clove in her mouth for a sore throat or congestion, grab chamomile if she has an upset stomach or can't sleep, and will rub peppermint oil on her stomach if it's not feeling the best. I have switched her to cordyceps, iodine, magnesium, and shark cartilage, cinnamon, and cayenne making her own capsules for her Hashimoto and has already started feeling the relief in her body, compared to when she was being prescribed medication that was making her sicker. Never underestimate the power of nature. We just have to keep our hearts open to the possibilities, do research, and tinker with what works best for our own bodies. Stay healthy, all!

[courtneynewey]

Thank you so much for making long form information like this available. So enjoyable to watch and learn from.

[kiebelemily]

Thanks so much for taping this class and making it available to all of us for free. That's such a blessing for everybody. God's Blessings to you.

[StringfieldRidgeFarm]

Just so you know this is still being watched and it is awesome! Thank You for this wonderful information.

[tfrank]

I loved this video and the information shared. The only thing I might suggest is that if you are using canning jars, you really should wash them before just filling them straight from the box. They can have machine oil residue in them from the assembly line and you should always wash the jars and lids before filling with food or medicine.

[hmartin]

I just signed up online to take classes on becoming an herbalist so excited!!!

[carollecook]

I have watched this several times and get new points every time, and consistantly enjoy being in that wonderful envirenment, so relaxing and wholesome. Thank you for letting us be be part of it too. I love learning about herbs!

[sarahlynne]

Amazing video!! Thank you so much for this wisdom 🙏 💖

[katythriftyunderhomeowner]

I first watched this herbalism video 2 years ago. Back again. Besh herbalism video I have ever watched in my life. This woman is incredible

[SherryGlow]

I put raw honey on my dog when she got some kind of skin problem and was digging her skin into it bleeding. I spread the honey on the raw skin and put cheesecloth over it so she would not lick it off. The honey healed the skin within a few days and the hair started growing back. I love, love honey and I put it in my coffee and my hot tea now instead of sugar.

[chrisminblkdiamond]

Thank the Lord for all He made for you to enjoy and use.

[elizabethdalgliesh]

A hidden gem in YouTube! You did a great job! This was extremely informative! Thank you for sharing 🇰🇪🙏💓

[mikkileon]

I just whipped up four different formulas of Tincture blends. Now I have to wait 6 to 8 weeks. This is my first time.

[StringfieldRidgeFarm]

This is my 3rd time watching this in the last several years. One of my favorite videos and I learn something new every time!

[delroymurray]

I liked it when Amy said about how much Elderberry syrup she makes, that she considers it her sole responsibility to feed the whole world with good medicine :) I thought 4 hours would be a chore to get through, but no, it was a Thank you beautiful Earth Mother, and thanks also to your sister students and helpers: Wild medicine women that you are! prone to occasional dancing with Wolves, I suspect.

[larissablevins]

The most naturally witchy woman I’ve ever seen and the fact that these people are seeking her out for her wisdom and not afraid of her is incredible. 💜

[selenadiaz]

This is a phenomenal video and so grateful it was made available for everyone to view . Just amazing . Thank you!

[BabyBearTv]

Lol pass the leaf around
Grateful for this video to be here for I wish to know more of herbs and start a herbal medicine cabinet of my own.