Medicinal Benefits of Chamomile

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Join Doctor Jones in learning about Chamomile, this gentle
flower’s actions promote calming and decreasing inflammation.
It's most popular as an herbal tea, and is great at helping with tension, insomnia and more!
Chamomile is calming to both the nervous system as well as the digestive system. Indeed, one of its primary uses is in soothing the digestive tract, especially when stress is contributing to the upset
Dr. Patrick Jones
HomeGrown Herbalist School of Botanical Medicine
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@Heather865girl 5 лет назад

“Tell them they’re beautiful then lop their heads off”-that made me lol! You’re fun to learn from, thank you!

@HomeGrownHerbalist 5 лет назад

I find if I tell them they're pretty, they'll forgive me for lopping off their heads and grow new ones so I'll tell them their pretty again. Chamomile is pretty obsessed with being cute. :0) Doc homegrownherbalist.net/

@isagoldfield7393 28 дней назад

☀️🌿💫

@kellinachbar1962 5 лет назад

Thanks Doc Jones! I have learned so much from your videos. I hope to enroll in the school of herbal medicine sometime in the future!

@HomeGrownHerbalist 5 лет назад

Holler when You're ready Kelli. :0) Doc homegrownherbalist.net/pages/our-online-herb-school

@TSD0416 3 года назад

Hello Dr. Jones, thank you for this wonderful video. This is my first time watching your channel and was pleasantly surprised of the amount of info I learned in 4 mins. I have been dealing with nerve pain in my back and feet for a few months now and my doctor has prescribed gabapentin, which I took for three weeks and then stopped cause it made me very drowsy. Would Chamomile help with the nerve pain in my legs and feet. I also have both Roman and German Chamomile essential oils, would you kindly let me know how many drops I need to use to soothe the nerve pain. Thank you in advance.

@HomeGrownHerbalist 3 года назад

Hi Tiggy. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Chamomile tincture often works very well for pain when applied topically. I usually mix it with some skullcap and valerian too. (homegrownherbalist.net/product/rest-easy-tincture/) Shoot me an email and I'll send you some links to some other things things that can help. :0) info(at)homegrownherbalist.net Watch this video too. Teasel can be great for that sort of thing in some cases. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ht_5r967LGk.html Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@MsChairBear Год назад

“Tell them how beautiful they are and then lop their heads off” 😂 best line ever! Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge so freely!

@isagoldfield7393 28 дней назад

😂

@terrimobley6067 3 года назад

Just finished my chamomile tea at bedtime... Then found this on my feed

@HomeGrownHerbalist 3 года назад

Great minds think alike. :0) Doc homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@debbierichards5851 2 года назад

one of your other you tube talks, said that putting essential oils in the air is bad for dogs. i have done this often how can i fix my dog from what that cassed

@luiscunanan5289 3 года назад

@HomeGrownHerbalist 3 года назад

:0)

@JeredAniki 4 года назад

When I drink chamomile I get a warm fuzzy feeling and a sense of well-being/calmness. I also feel like I get sort of a mild body high for lack of better terms. I put 10 table spoons of loose leaf herb in boiling water for 5 minutes. It doesn't seem like placebo because it happens every time. I also sleep really well after drinking chamomile. Your thoughts?

@HomeGrownHerbalist 4 года назад

Hi Zachery, Nothing placebo about it. Chamomile contains multiple chemicals that have a soothing and calming effect on nerves. Great stuff. :0) Doc Jones HomeGrownHerbalist.net

@JeredAniki 4 года назад

@@HomeGrownHerbalist thanks for your reply! :)

@doritoschnitzel7823 3 месяца назад

this is due to the effects of the flavonoid "apigenin" which creates a mild sedative effect, along with countless health benefits. One of my favorite things to put in my body

@disaacfaddis734 4 года назад

So if I wanted to use chamomile for my kidneys how many times a day would I take it? I've been dealing with kidney problems for awhile & the doctors always skim over my labs when they come to my kidneys.

@HomeGrownHerbalist 4 года назад

I usually recommend herbs be taken 2-3 times daily. Have a look at this formula: www.homegrownherbalist.net/products/kidney-builder?_pos=3&_sid=de74f1cf7&_ss=r

@dcfromthev 6 месяцев назад

The only thing I don’t like about this channel is that the videos are finite! I especially love the longer form videos that dive deep into specific herbs, please keep making them! Love the channel and the herbs you sell are fantastic as well. Thanks Doc

@discobikerAndRosie 2 месяца назад

I'm out of chamomile & it's driving me nuts. I'm need to get my hands on more! I just found a sprig growing wild near my woodshed. My plant identifier calls it "stinking chamomile"?!?

@shara4389 Год назад

I have read that the leaves also possess several medicinal properties, is this true (you know how the internet is...!)? Even if a bit weaker medicinally, it just seems more practical/useful being able to use more than just the flowers of any plant whenever possible. Perhaps just a stronger tincture (less alcohol than when tincturing just the flowers)? Or mixing the leaves and flowers? Your thoughts?

@joanneoverstreet72 2 месяца назад

😊🌱💚🌻🐝

@kelseyfifer6069 Год назад

This looks exactly like the flowers growing in my pasture, but when I looked it up, it said it’s fever few. How do I tell the difference? I’ve looked everywhere but nothing is helpful.

@HomeGrownHerbalist Год назад

The flower of feverfew is more flattened in the center and the leaves are completely different. Here's a picture of chamomile leaf: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Matricaria_chamomilla_plant_(13).jpg Here's feverfew leaf: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tanacetum_parthenium_3zz.jpg Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@gaylescott2350 Год назад

For years I have been using chamomile tea to stop damping off on my spring seedlings. My master gardener friends look at me like I am crazy! Thanks to your video, I know that I am not crazy and I will continue spraying my seedlings. Thank you for all of your informative videos.

@isagoldfield7393 28 дней назад

❤

@esterwyman Год назад

No , Chamomile doesn’t help with my Insomnia, not even if I include Valerian root and Cat Nip 😢

@zaneymay Год назад

You are saying the perennial and annual both can be used? I had read long ago to just used the annual for teas.

@annjean8709 2 года назад

Great video and content! Thank you for sharing.

@HomeGrownHerbalist 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@evasmojang 3 года назад

Thanks!!! My dad was buying seeds so I asked for some german chamomile and it's growing under my window :D

@HomeGrownHerbalist 3 года назад

I think you'll enjoy it. Great herb. Doc homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@fransiskusferdian 5 лет назад

Hi doc, I like chamomile tea.. and I intent to grow it in my house, but I live in tropical climate country.. can you or someone explain an ideal temperature, soil pH, and humidity chamomile need to grow?

@HomeGrownHerbalist 5 лет назад

I don't think it's particularly sensitive. We are hot and dry here. I've seen it just as happy in places that are hot and humid. Doc www.homegrownherbalist.net/pages/our-online-herb-school

@rachelmills1375 Год назад

How would you use chamomile for menstrual cramps?

@HomeandHearthHomestead 2 года назад

Such amazing information! I'm growing it right now and coming from someone who wouldn't sleep sometimes over 36 hours straight because of anxiety? So grateful! Thank you.

@IAmHisBeloved5 Год назад

Do you sleep better since using chamomile?

@HomeandHearthHomestead Год назад

@IAmHisBeloved5 I do. I also found that chamomile reseeds itself so I have it everywhere now! 😊

@IAmHisBeloved5 Год назад

@@HomeandHearthHomestead that’s great news! I will be sharing with anyone that I know who struggles to sleep. Yes, I learned that recently as well before buying chamomile seeds and was excited about it. Will never have to buy again 🤗

@jeffcameron7853 Год назад

Have you had any experience with Bellis perennis? The common daisy as an alternative to arnica?

@khalidrather569 4 года назад

Do mushrooms too.. good work. Like it short and to the point.

@HomeGrownHerbalist 4 года назад

There are some wonderful medicinal mushrooms out there. I use several in my formulas. Doc Jones www.homegrownherbalist.net/

@carolhamilton5164 5 лет назад

How would I prepare an elderleaf tincture to be safe?

@HomeGrownHerbalist 5 лет назад

I've used it for decades with thousands of people with nary a bellyache. I don't use the leaf on little kids. My tincture is 100 g dry leaf to 500 ml vodka. 20-30 drops a few times a day for adults. For little people I use the berry. For toddlers, I use the flower. Doc homegrownherbalist.net/pages/our-online-herb-school

@jermaineb3202 3 года назад

Great work Doc

@HomeGrownHerbalist 3 года назад

Thanks Jermaine.

@luvinatoledo9017 4 года назад

If you have the plant, do you have to dry the flower before making a tea from it ?

@HomeGrownHerbalist 3 года назад

Not at all. Fresh herbs are great for teas. :0) Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@timbren1679 3 года назад

Can you use any “Daisy” or only two types of the many in the daisy family?

@HomeGrownHerbalist 3 года назад

It's a huge family. Only the chamomile is chamomile. Matricaria recutita or Chamaemelum nobile Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/

@ozzyadventures1854 4 года назад

Thanks for this powerful knowledge

@HomeGrownHerbalist 4 года назад

Glad it was helpful! Doc Jones www.homegrownherbalist.net/

@khalidrather569 4 года назад

What u suggest for coronavirus.. eagerly waiting for that answer

@HomeGrownHerbalist 4 года назад

Have a look at this: www.homegrownherbalist.net/products/respiratory-prepper-kit?_pos=2&_sid=6c0a2dd5f&_ss=r Doc Jones

@QUIETSTORM-xj4ux Год назад

This link doesn't work. Is there another one?

@barbarawalker3620 Год назад

😊😊😊

@HomeGrownHerbalist Год назад

:0) Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/

@andersstengaardjensen2208 4 года назад

I drink camomille tea from time to time - also due to the health benefits... I’ve noticed it was recommended somewhere to not pour boiling water over the camomille tea; apparantly the water should be 80 degree celcius before poured on the camomille; Question: does it matter? Does the very hot water impede/kill some of the elements that create all the benefits?

@HomeGrownHerbalist 4 года назад

excessive heat can be detrimental to medicine. I almost never boil herbs but do do teas by taking the water off the stove and putting the herbs in it. Mint family herbs and herbs high in mucilage (ie marshmallow comfrey etc..) actually do better with cold infusion. Just soak in room temperature water over night. It depends on what chemical you're after. The calming, sleepy stuff in chamomile is pretty heat-stable but the anti-inflammatory stuff isn't. When in doubt, just throw the ground powder in a little juice and drink it or make a tincture. Doc Jones HomeGrownHerballist.net www.homegrownherbalist.net/products/monograph-chamomile?_pos=1&_sid=a8a91ccc9&_ss=r