Doc Jones found a patch of teasel and shares the fantastic medicinal properties of the teasel plant! You can find teasel here if you wanna buy some: homegrownherbalist.net/produc...
I don’t know if you will see this post or not, but I wanted you to know. Because of this video I stared using teasel for my condition, transverse myelitis. It is similar to MS but it’s not. Teasel has helped me relieve my vertigo and dizziness, and my restored my ability to walk. It has relieved a great deal of pain as well. Thank you for posting this video.
Hi Doc Jones. I am 62 years old and was diagnosed 20 years ago with intermittent remissive MS. I live in Minnesota and summer 2023 was the worst I have ever felt. Fatigue was debilitating and I didn’t bounce back in the fall when the weather got cooler. I began a complete change in my diet, eliminating processed foods and refined sugar. I started improving but my energy level was none existent. I decided to add teasel to my regular herbal regimen and WOW what a difference. Neurologists are quick to hand out prescriptions for amphetamines or provigal, all with terrible side effects. Teasel has been a God send. My experience with herbal remedies has given me my hope back. I’m learning so much and I’ve found a new passion for my life. I’ve taken responsibility for my health with more hopeful results than the current medical system can provide. I felt like I was dying for 4 months and today I feel better than I have felt in years! Thank you so much!
I have a friend with severe MS. Can you tell me how much you’re taking and what type of tiesel (tincture, powder, etc..) you’re taking? That’s so much!
@@szatkownI hate how some people with success stories don’t reply with helpful info! I’ve heard to start with one drop teasel tincture 3x a day and increase by one drop daily. Secret of the Tribe is reputable.
OK. Jones I'm adding my testimony here I found you about a month and a 1/2 ago but when you started talking about this plant I went ahead and bought a couple bottles of it because I've been in 3 different car accidents.. anyway I'm a great deal of pain and discomfort in my neck and lower back area. So I've been on this now for like 3 to 4 days I tried the quarter teaspoon 3 times A-day and I'm telling you on the 3rd day I noticed that I was in more pain in certain areas and it was a different kind of pain it was a weird sort of pain so I wasn't sure what was going on I did actually have to take ibuprofen later that night because of the weirdness but by the next day everything was fine and I have been actually just fine ever since that day so I'm just gonna tell you that so far so good it's working I'm taking a quarter teaspoon 2 to 3 times A-day sometimes I forget that middle of the day one but this stuff seems to be really working for me so I'm hoping that helps somebody else.
Th year my dog needed it, I started finding it growing all over my property. I made tincture and gave ti her for Lyme along with doxycycline. she had the highest reading the vet had ever secede. after the doxy and teasel tincture, she no longer had lyme. It wasnt even in her bloodstream any more!
I live across the Mississippi River, and one of the first plants that I noticed when we moved here 5 years ago was Teasel. I had never seen it before outside floral arrangements and absolutely no idea what it was called, or what it could be used for. But, it called out to me and bid me take my place among them. I did, and although it was fall of the year and all noticeable greenery was dead, the image of the plant was etched into my brain. Then several months back now, I came across an outdoorsy Ytube where the host was talking about Teasel but, he had NO idea what it was good for other than making fire and combing hair. I went through my horticulture books from Ricks and there was little to no mention of it other than it being a noxious weed. THEN I came across your channel here, Doc, and I thought, wow, this Doc knows what's up. We have Teasel everywhere out here, and I personally consider it one of my personal, best discoveries. Now, if I can just convince the property owners to allow me to harvest some.......
Good work listening to that inner voice Tom. It'll teach us a lot of good things if we pay attention. :0) Here's a blog I wrote on a similar experience. homegrownherbalist.net/2021/05/how-to-learn-about-that-one-magic-herb/ Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
Would it help with covid/vac. Nerve, numbness on foot. Shingles. Skin open wounds, swelling foot leg, sucking in muscles on arm. Hiw much to use and how to use?
Dr. Jones, Just found you….teasel I am trying to use teasel to see what it will do for HERPES I. I follow medical medium/Anthony William and he says two things I want to share with you. Yes, teasel works for Lymes cure, Western Med got it wrong, it is not a bacteria, it is a VIRUS. Anthony William says to drink 16 oz of FRESH celery juice on an empty stomach for 4 years (because I have had both viruses for decades) to kill every kind of virus in you, most of us have several of the herpes viruses (he says there are 60 different varieties of herpes…herpes #6 causes kidney stones!!!…we get these viruses from bugs/insects that bit us as kids and adults, whatever that bug has, when he bites you, you get it, darn it!!!). He says Lymes virus is in the same family as herpes so I am trying teasel long term to see what it will do. I gagged my way through one year of drinking the bitter celery juice (there are “mineral salts” which is a miracle product that will kill most viruses in us that cause most of our diseases) but I just could not stand it. I have Lymes and I have oral herpes so I am trying it with other supplements (like Japanese knotwood) to see if it will kill it. He says if you have had herpes for decades, it will take 4 years approx to kill the herpes but I could not stand the taste!! Your MS lady you need to write her and have her stay on it that long term in higher amounts as well…MS is caused by one of the herpes viruses!! Maybe long term, teasel is the 2nd miracle plant?!! I will buy some from you as well! My hubby and I are in our 7th month of taking it (for Lymes you take 9 drops for ONE YEAR, work up to 9 drops so you do not get the herx effect, you feel sicker after you started the product). You have your 3rd eye working for you and you listen! We all need to open our pineal gland/3rd eye and listen, too!!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!❤ Allyson
I first heard about teasel as a treatment for lyme disease a few years ago. There really is very few medications that can treat it effectively so it is great to learn that teasel root can help.
I'm suffering so bad after failed back surgery from three years ago.. im on turmeric and boswellia.. doesn't work.. is teasal better?@@HomeGrownHerbalist
Teasel is such an unusual looking plant.Looks to be like a desert plant but it grows here in south of Ireland! It is also loved by goldfinches so I’m going to sow a few seeds next spring 👍
I am immediately sending this to an acquanttance I ran into recently...telling me about her daughter and grandson having limes disease, she is in awful pain ..my prayers thanking you for this amazing information..the lord does work in mysterious ways...I remembered it helping with that when this past weekend I came across your video about the seven pain relieving herbs a very recent one ...stay blessed!!!
Thank you! I think the Chinese saying is about comfrey, not teasel. Teasel helped my daughter to get rid of lyme, along with cat's claw and the use of a frequency zapper.
Great video. Be careful with the tincture. He is exactly right for Lyme. Drop size doses very gradually. It’s amazing stuff. But boy, with Lyme, take it slow and easy.
Just peeled a piece of Teasel root on my aching tooth. Helping much till I get to the dentist tomorrow. Thank you so much. PS. I love your sense of humor!!
Doc Jones is the best! I graduated from his school, I loved it! He is the funniest and has a lot of knowledge, and he really cares about people and animals...I called him so many times about our dogs and he never charged me anything and gave a lot of good info. He has the biggest heart!
Hello😊from me in Norway 🇧🇻 I got cracks in both mye inner minisc(knees)I used teaseltinkture in several months, and i couldent walk before,not longer than out to my mailbox. With exercise, small steps ahead and using the tincture. I can now walk 1,5 our in the woods. The teaseltinkture helped my body to produse extra collagen to my cracks in my knees. Amazing🎉❤
I had a great turnaround last spring adding the teasel slowly, as well as castor oil to painful, inflamed and bulging spinal injury locations. I may have added some essential oils/CBS to the castor oil but I had already been doing this for s time before adding teasel. I believe the herb was definately catalyst to a big change. Heat/massage and stretching really helped too, when cramping was worsening.
I've been walking my dogs by these thistles for some time now, and noticed we had 2 different kinds.. One with purple tops, and one with purple flowers around the thistle top. I just got enticed to study herbs here in WA, and have had Lyme's, so naturally learning this herb helps with it, I wanted to find my own wild, and free...supply. Obviously, well past harvesting time of this herb, I watched for new growth, and learned about other herbs in the meantime. I became frustrated with the not so tasty herb Curly Doc, that seemed to grow, and crowd out my thistle area. Sure, I could find Curly Doc by throwing a stick in the air....it would land on one, they were everywhere... Then I came across your Teasel lecture. You were swinging around a Curly Doc as you spoke. Imagine my surprise... Turns out, I had found a large cluster of healthy, 2nd year growth Teasel, not Curly Doc as I had thought. Thank you for such detailed information, and pictures of all these herbs, especially the ones that change as they mature. I'm planning, looking forward to starting your herbology class. I am an RN, and have been a teacher/lesson plan developer in my past. Your teaching style is detailed, interesting, and you bring humor to the classroom. Fact filled stories about people & pets, that help the learner remember how to use these herbs in a realistic setting. Thanks Doc!!!
Hi Collette, I'm glad you discovered the first -year teasel rascals. They do look a little like curly dock but have little spines on the back leaf spine and are a little pokey along the edges. :0) We'd love to have you in the school. I'd love to be part of that journey with you. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
Wonderful information and personal testimonies. It appears to be something that might help a family member greatly but I am concerned about pharmaceutical drug interactions. That information can be difficult, if not impossible, to obtain. In the case of teasel, the information I have found is about teazle not teasel. Very few doctors have any knowledge of the use of herbs for medical conditions. I hope that you will see this and make a recommendation where to look for drug interactions regarding herbs.
Just seeing this as part of the plant modules in the school of botanical medicine. and I think this is REALLY EXCITING!! And i love how you follow your intuition.
Your story about the lady with the chronic nerve pain, did she quit taking the tincture when she reached 14 drops and the pain was gone or did she have to continue to take it? I want to make my own tincture so I'll need some fresh source. My friend was crushed by a 18-wheeler and has a lot of nerve pain (and 12 titanium ribs). I'm hoping this will help her. Also, how do I tell thistle from burdock ? Thanks Doc! 👏🌱‼️
Have you seen GreenSmoothieGirl videos about toxic Apeel sprayed on grocery fruits and produce even those marked organic in organic markets? If not, please do.
If I don’t feel better pain wise after this bout with shingles at 71 that will be my go to remedy… thank you for sharing this it certainly is a nerve issue I’m having…
Thank you so much for this video!! I feel so grateful to be seeing this. Our dog has been having trouble walking, One year ago, our veterinarian told us our dog had a possible issue with lyme disease. A second opinion confirmed that said she could have possibly nerve damage. They put her on antibiotics for a month and brought her levels down somewhat. I’m thinking, we need to try teasel root with our dog but don’t know the type (tincture, powder, etc.) or amount to administer to a 75 pound dog). Thank you so much.
Lol. I have had Lyme for no less than 35 years. I became an herbalist 3+ years ago and I am so thankful to God that He took me to a wonderful lady, Magical Hoof, whom became my mentor. I have had many severed right leg bones. I have so much metal keeping me together...yikes! Even with my making my own natural medication I still struggle with hip pain which was severed from the leg but not replaced...yet. I came across your video and I hope I never stop learning. There is always something more to learn! God Bless. PS I am a vet nurse but unable to work... Blessings/ I just subscribed to your channel. I ordered some Teasel from Amazon which arrived today. I shall encapsulate it. Brook and Opy
Heard Doc talk about teasle- saw some in a ditch by our house, said hey stop the car-jumped out and yanked up on some to use it for seed- n that is how I learned that it is spiney ALL over! sure makes a first impression. lol
T you much I may have inadvertently found my own cure was just the thing looking at that plant now I know what it is I'm watching all things like this now lol
I found some of this today and shook the flower heads into a paper bag to collect the seeds. I am going to search near the ground for the first year flowerettes. I am hoping it helps with my psoriasis.
I'm so happy and thankful to have found you! One of my sons had his spleen removed...and one of my grandsons has autism... Can you recommend any herbs for them? Thank you so much
Wow... You can't move for this stuff where I live, and I had no idea it was good for anything besides making combs and dried flower arrangements... I have chronic nerve pain, and I've been taking mullein recently, amongst other things, which seems to be helping somewhat, but I'm still in pain much of the time, and your description of how this can work to reset the nervous system sounds like the kind of thing I need. I'm gonna see if I can find me some roots down by the river that'll come up easily... Thanks doc!
@@HomeGrownHerbalist I managed to get a couple of 'em up the other day. I think I got there just in time before the ground got too hard. It'll do me for now for making some tea, see how my body reacts...
Hi Doc, I am loving this video of Teasal, Al your videos are so great. What really caught my attention was how this not only helps the pain in the nerves but actually FIXES it. Wow! I am going to have to try this for myself but my question is regarding my dog, he’s around 13, a border collie/lab mix and has the brain of a year old however his back end, specifically his hips I believe cause no bowel failures, and they just don’t work like they used to, he has such a hard time. Can I give this to him? How much should I do? We rarely do pharmaceuticals for any of us and I hate seeing him suffer but I just don’t feel right about putting him down yet since otherwise he’s doing really good. He’s the sweetest rescue and has been such a great family addition when we got him back in 2018 so I appreciate any advice!!
I have a 40 yr old client diagnosed with MS. I would love to introduce him to this and hope that he would use it. Hey has good doctors using the latest, with all the injections. It's helping somewhat but it's very difficult.
A few people will develop a rash with teasel use (I've never seen it but have heard so from others). I wouldn't go more than 30 drops twice daily on the tincture.
Hi 👋 I just now seen this ..and I have near by a field of teasel herb...I'm gonna make a tincture...1:4 for topical use .....for pain in back...isias... don't know how it's called in English...I'm so happy I found your channel... Thank you, you are good soul Greatings from Serbia
Hello pat, is teasel good for seizures caused as a result from a stroke? She takes meds for that but would be great to have an alternative, she had stroke about ten years ago, also she needs meds like nudexta bc she cries abd gets really depressed if she not on meds, what would be great for that as well?
@@HomeGrownHerbalist I ordered teasel on your website a week ago. I haven't received it yet. Do you know how I can look up the tracking on it? I am also going to get the leaky gut caps. Thank you for your help.
@@HomeGrownHerbalist It got here today! Thanks! I have been having mail issues and was concerned. I am glad you got my order in and it's here. I am going to order what you recommended. Thanks again
What kind of roots do you use for for burdock tincture, dry or wet roots and how old are they? I think that burdock roots are not usable after 6 months.
Would it help with covid/vac. Nerve, numbness on foot. Shingles. Skin open wounds, swelling foot leg, sucking in muscles on arm. Hiw much to use and how to use?
I have a relative who suffers with terrible chronic pain. I've found a variety of Teasel in Sonoma, California. Might be Indian Teasel. The flower heads are a great deal larger. Will Indian Teasel root also work for pain or could there be problems with it?
HomeGrown Herbalist I sent the link to my pc and will purchase on or before the fourth this was amazingly fortuitous thank you and love your instruction!🦋
Do you know much about Teasel being good used for skin care products? If so~ how would you extract the medicine for skin care? I would think alcohol would be too strong for the skin...??? Thank you!
I've used it for pain topically but haven't used it for skin issues. I often put alcohol tinctures as one of the ingredients of my lotions. It doesn't seem to ever be an issue. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/product/school/
The teasel plant and the benefits you talking about is it belongs to the Dipsacus fullonum specie or other specie of teasel? because i read some Chinese specie only doing what you say. Thank you.
From what ive read all the dipsacus species can be used for generally all the same reasons. Do we think thats true? What about the wild teasels versus the cultivated, Dipsacus Sativa, species? (that's the one that was cultivated for the combing flowertop piece for use in the fuller's industry)
I went ahead and order the teasel thanks. My ?. Is there any caution taking with other tinctures like lemonbalm, catnip, holy basil. I received my order thank you.🤗🥰
It could be. I'd look at some anti-inlflammatory and immune calming herbs too. I 's also look closely at doing a Leaky Gut protocol. That's often helpful in autoimmune cases. homegrownherbalist.net/?s=joint+support&post_type=product&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&orderby=date-DESC&ixwps=1 HEre's a blog article: homegrownherbalist.net/2019/10/leaky-gut-food-sensitivity-autoimmune-disease/
My daughter has severe back pain. 4 back surgeries with rods. She was a elementary school teacher but now on disabiliy. She has detentive dics condition.
We got giant cuckleburrs growing out at the horse pasture... no bodies of water there, are they the same thing? If not arw there any medicinal uses for them?
Hard to say what you have. Giant cocklebur could describe several things. There is a good phone app called PictureThis Plants. Shoot it with that, then you'll know what you have. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/
Hi Kimmy Psoriasis is typically a sign of a grumpy liver so herbs like burdock, yellow dock and milk thistle are good. Have a look a this formula: homegrownherbalist.net/product/skin-support-tincture/
i read some where a guy said he was stung by stinging nettle on his eczema, and it cured him, but i dont have eczema, so i dont know if this works or not.
1:5 ration by weight of dry herb and vodka. So, 100 grams herbs to 500 g/cc/ml vodka. Let it sit a week or two. Shake it every day and say nice things to it and you'll have a tincture. Strain and bottle. homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
I am thinking then that teasel would be good for Morton’s Neuroma. Would it help reduce the inflamed nerve? That would be wonderful! I see that this is an older video but if you happen to get my comment it would be great. There are many of us who suffer from M N. I have wide feet and forever had shoes that fit too tight so I know how I ended up with it.
@@HomeGrownHerbalist Thanks Doc! I just saw your reply. I’ll be digging some up in the spring! Or better yet, I’ll see if you have some tincture! Until then, I’ve been using St. John’s wort oil and I also started using the tincture as you have taught. It’s been helping a lot.
I've used it on several cases of old nerve pain from past experiences. It often works very well. We have it on the website. Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/
1/4 to 1 tsp twice a day for adults. The dosing for all of my products can be found on the More info tab of each product page. Teasel Tincture: homegrownherbalist.net/product/teasel-root-tincture/ Doc Jones homegrownherbalist.net/about-the-school/
There are several herbs that can help the body suppress Herpes outbreaks. Have a look at these: homegrownherbalist.net/?s=hrpeze&post_type=product&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&orderby=date-DESC&ixwps=1
Yup. I've used it for that. Alpha-lipoic acid often helps too. It's an amino acid. YOu can buy it anywhere that sells vitamins. homegrownherbalist.net/product/teasel-root-tincture/
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