Red Clover Benefits

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NOTE: I am NOT a doctor nor pretend to be one. Nothing I say should be used to replace professional medical counseling! Also, PLEASE do your OWN research!

[cindylemaitre]

I'm watching in August 2023 while I enjoy my red clover tea from fresh blossoms mixed with echinacea. The books that you recommend sound lovely. Your latest video mentions why you don't have time or interest in writing your own book. I enjoy your pleasant and informative videos as I prepare my herbs for dehydrating and honestly don't have time to sit and read with so many chores to do. Thanks for all that you do for us Heidi!

[deniseview]

oh my! as kids we would eat the nectar from these flowers!! we should of never stopped. :)

[carolynwatson]

A tea used on your hair as a rinse works well to help hair grow and be shiny. It is because of the sulfur.

[charmainescarborough]

I harvested and dried red clover for the first time this year and have some in glass sealed jars. I am looking forward to drinking this wonderful herb tea this Fall and Winter:)

[seriouslysydney]

I found some of this growing in the side pasture about a month ago. It's gone now. I had no idea that is was so special. I'll have to look for it next year.

[brendawiley]

I am going through menopause really bad. I am trying all natural remedies.I'm glad I have found your channel.And you are going through what you know that we need to help us out.I think so much.❤❤❤❤❤

[Howto-uyvo]

I have a pack of red clover that I got for sprouting and never got around to doing. I'm gonna sprinkle them on the lawn, we are in summer but are getting 10 days of rain, I hope it will be super food for sprouting it in the lawn.

[ozarkoracle]

I harvested quite a bit of red clover just yesterday. It's coming on a bit early this year here in southern Missouri as I found several blooms already spent. Great video!

[AcornHillHomestead]

I just harvested some wild red clover today along the nearby rural roads while out foraging mullein for a tincture. I took many that were also going to seed. They don’t spray at all here but like you, I like to have my own plants. I also got enough mullein seeds from one large plant to share with my entire county. lol!! Thanks for all that you have shared. Blessings to you and Mr Rain

[jeandreenslin]

Your videos are brilliant. Only recently started getting into growing my own herbs and medicinal plants. And been following your guidelines and honestly you give some of the best advice. And watching your videos always makes me excited to try new things! Thank you for making such a difference!

[CrazyDazes]

Red clover is one of my favorite herbs that we grow. Makes a great tea.

[janedecker]

I will look for some clover seeds for next spring garden. Very informative.

[kathleenlovett]

Thank you 🙏 I love your channel and appreciate the bounty of knowledge that you freely share ❣️🤗

[phobekern]

You are a Star. I love your Videos. I learn so much. I wish there would be more people sharing their knockledge. Way to few people passing on what zhey have learnt. I am sreuffling to find likemindet people and places to get good organic herbs. There is no Amazon available in my country either. Keep up the good work.

[brendawiley]

No way. You have the same medicinal herb book that I have oh my gos❤❤❤❤ I am so glad I have this book. Well now I know i'm on the right track.

[auntiebb]

As a combo, Red Clover & Horsetail may be a good match. Clover is good for bones & Horsetail Herb is great for natural silica :)

[kathleenzimmerman]

hah! I used to call this PINK clover when I was a kid. I used to pick off the heads, then pick out each individual petal, and suck on the end. It was sweet and I always felt like I was getting a treat from a flower. :-D
Love & prayers <3 <3 <3

[heritagehousewife]

I love your videos on your herbs and all the medicinal properties! Your gardens are just wonderful!

[robertfulmer]

Mulberry leaves are also good for menstrual pain or cramps

[volcessa]

Thank you Mrs. Rain for the lovely video. I know you’ve probably already made a video about fruit leaves and how to utilize them along with other leaves together, but maybe a new one on how to use these for teas. Maybe raspberry, strawberry, blackberry and grape? Thank you for considering my request.