nourishing-herbal-infusions

[easysimple101112]

oar straw? :)

[robertlillo]

I have been a pituitary tumor patient since I was quite young. I am 50 years now and would like to know how you might nourish the endocrine and pituitary system? I fight osteoporosis with Fosamx, Vitamin D and Testosterone Gel - so I am looking forward to using tools of nature to assist in the body healing itself. Thanks!

[mfl000]

thank you for this great video, it is so much fun listening to you talk you are a great teacher

[InvisibleAviatorGirl]

sexy oatstraw! :)

[MrVisions]

The mason jar infusion technique is the best idea ever, been using it for over a year now, and looking forward to another nourishing summer. Our property yields an abundance of natural herbs nettle, clover,and burdock, motherwort, just to name a few. Be well I certainly enjoy your videos.

[angelsaura1]

lol...I just love her....she's funny too...

[Firefly521]

I love you ,SuSun you make learning about herbs so much fun :)

[HeatherC19]

About oatstraw and redclover...

I care for my reproductive health but am not exactly interested in having children right this moment. Will they interfere with standard birth controls? Or, is there a period of time you should abstain from them to make sure you aren't super-fertile?

[wisewomantradition]

infusions should not interfere with standard birth controls...

[essex36]

Wow! I just stumbled across this looking for Mountain Rose Vids. Great info. I bet this Susan has made more people healthier than any member of the drug-pushing AMA! Thank you Susan. Can't wait to try your infusions.

[mariaminno]

Thank you this is so wonderful! Please do mullein next!

[wisewomantradition]

yes, infusions should be stored in the refrigerator to prevent spoilage.

[MzProgressive]

Oh Ho! I think you just answered the question I posed under the oatstraw infusion thread!  You have just warned against using oatstraw and redclover lest one hopes to expand her family LOL!

Questions: After you make the infusion, should you refrigerate it? Also, you seem to advise using one infusion at a time - how many days does one imbibe, and any recommendations for taking "breaks" in between infusions? Can infusions ease meno? I would appreciate your expanded comments.

Many thanks!

[AmberThinks]

I am so happy I just found your channel. I'm starting the Master Herbalist certification course this yearI love your videos.

[DeathDealer48]

oh fancy seeing you here amber :p

[AmberThinks]

lol you caught me DeathDealer! oh nos!! :p

[DeathDealer48]

It's okay i went tell anyone that you like......HERBS!! :p

[aikitherese]

So happy to find your youtube channel!!

[valjean1111]

Thanks for the reminder Susun- I'll get my nettle and oatstraw infusion steeping now so it's ready for breakfast. Love your books!

[Rayne112260]

Susan will open your eyes to the wonderful uses of herbs and how to intergrate them into your life in a healthy and happy way. You must visit her website too if you are at all interested in herbs.

[SophiaDawn]

I just love your presence and personality in your videos, not to mention the abundance of herbal information you share:)

Brightest Blessings, Ms Weed!