Dr. Patrick Jones – Kitchen Medicine II: More Medicinal Herbal Wonderments In Your Spice Drawer!
Dr. Patrick Jones – Kitchen Medicine II: More Medicinal Herbal Wonderments In Your Spice Drawer!
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As always, a great presentation! Thanks you.
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I love his sense of humor...
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Doc Jones was great as usual. I never want to miss his information.
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Doc Jones is great! He is such a wealth of knowledge and humor! 😁
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I know Doc is going to be coming online soon.
Watching this it sure encourages me to use those spices! I sometimes forget... it's nice to know how medicinal they are.
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Hi Gang,
Great to be hanging out with Marjory and the crew again. :0)
I'll be in and out of surgery all morning but will pop in as I can.
Remember if you'd like a PDF of the slides, shoot me an email at [email protected].
I have two new books on the website as well, The new edition of The HomeGrown Herbalist with new plants, lots of photos and a complete index and my new book The HomeGrown Herbalist Guide to Medicinal Weeds.
Have a look: https://www.homegrownherbalist.net/collections/books
I'll also offer a $100 discount on the HomeGrown Herbalist School for Summit attendees. Use the discount code "Summit" at checkout. :0)
The School: https://www.homegrownherbalist.net/products/homegrown-herbalist-school-of-botanical-medicine
Doc Jones
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I was just about to buy peeled garlic cloves in one of those big jars. After your caveat on not heating garlic, I'm wondering if this would be a bad idea.
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I especially liked the differentiation of fever-reducing herbs. The humor was fun, too! I'm just beginning to learn about herbs and am very interested in what the weeds in my yard are and do, so I'm heading for your book right now!
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If it's commercially produced and in a jar, my guess is it was heated beyond what would be good for the medicine.
Doc Jones
HomeGrownHerbalist.net
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Great presentation! Thank you, Grazyna
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Glad you enjoyed it Grace. :0)
Doc
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Oh, I just loved the lecture! THANK YOU
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Thanks Dee. Glad it wasn't too spicey for you. :0)
Doc Jone
HomeGrownHerbalist.net
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Always love Dr. Jones presentations. I learn so much!!! Thank You!
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Really enjoyed your humor and information and uses and how to prepare herbs. Would love to take your class sometime. Thank you.
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Thanks for watching Lyda.
Doc Jones
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We'd love to have you. Holler when you're ready. :0)
We're doing a $100 discount on the school for summit folks this week. Use the discount code "Summit" at checkout.
Doc Jones
HomeGrownHerbalist.net
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I love cardamom and cinnamon on a baked sweet potato, with melted butter and a bit of honey! Knowing that kitchen spices are good for me is an extra bonus!
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Thoroughly enjoyed your presentation. I learned quite a bit as I always do. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
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Yup. They're good for what ails ya. :0)
Doc Jones
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Glad you enjoyed it Andrea. Thanks for watching.
Doc Jones
HomeGrownHerbalist.net
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Amazing amount of useful information presented in an engaging way! Love your humor and practical, easy-going style of presentation. Will definitely follow up with checking out your website, books, and online classes.
Some questions for you, if possible: Which herbs would someone on Warfarin/Coumadin need to stay away from and would any herbs be particularly beneficial to them? Same questions for someone who has had their gall bladder removed....
Thank you for this presentation! Just the right thing at just the right time...
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I love watching him, he always makes me laugh!.. Great information too!!
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Hi, My name is Patricia. Love the presentation and all of the information that you have given. Very very useful!!! Thank you so much!!! Please send me the Slides on PDF. I cook with garlic every time I cook so does that mean that my immune system is not really getting the boost it needs, and my dog eat our scraps so is this not good because you said it loses it dies when I cook it? I tried to use the email address and it doesn't work I tried 2 times.
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Does pickled garlic work like raw garlic? Do you get all the benefits of the raw garlic?
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How much ginger would you give a border collie size dog for worms? Also does pickled garlic (not canned) work as medicine?
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As always, I learned something new today. I learned a few new things, actually! Now to remember when the situation comes around. ;) Maybe the herb will "talk" to me just like that turmeric!
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Thank you, Doc. Jones, for sharing such useful information. I have a couple of questions: First, would all of the antispasmodics you mentioned act on all parts of the body and relevant systems (smooth & skeletal muscles, respiratory tract, circulation, nerves, etc.)? And the other question is whether it matters whether the ginger is fresh or dried.
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Thanks Doc - another info packed - easy to use - and entertaining presentation!
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