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Green Magic Green Medicine

Listen to Susun as she discusses herbal medicine, psychology of healing and womens health issues, on her weekly guest spot at Blog talk radio Main Street Universe

Susun interviews Herbalist Mary Pat Palmer

Herbalist Mary Pat Palmer

Susun interviews Mary Pat Palmer. Mary Pat herbalist, is the founder and director of the Philo School of Herbal Energetics in Northern California. Her organic multi-planted farm is about 10 miles in from the great Pacific Ocean as the crow flies, and has 13 acres of redwoods sheltering and guiding the school. She grew up in the Big Sur area of California, where the mountain lions roamed amid the dramatic terrain. She has studied and lived in New York, Vermont, and Massachusetts as well as her native California. She is a Registered Herbalist as well as a Certified Cannabis Therapy Consultant. Susun Weed is one of her favorite people but doesn't visit often enough.



this episode Q&A includes:
• improve digestion with whole grains, nourishing herbal infusions...
• damaged fascia and scar tissue- calendula oil and ointment...
• comfrey infusion drunk and used in sitz bath to strengthen skin, ligaments, tendons and guts- stronger and more flexible tissue...
• oatstraw infusion has superb healing powers on disturbed mental states...
• removal of wisdom tooth- motherwort tincture for anxiety and yarrow as a dentifrice..
• very small dose- one drop of poke root for swollen lymph node...
• broody hen- get baby chicks..

Seven Medicines: The Fifth Medicine

Seven Medicines: The Fifth Medicine

Join Susun and Gemini on Time Monk Radio talking about Seven Medicines: The Fifth Medicine
This audio is just over 31 minutes in length. Enjoy!!

Byregion Network: How to make Herbal tinctures

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How to Make Herbal Tinctures by Susun S. Weed / Herbalist, Author, Founder of the Wise Woman Center and Ash Tree Publishing Tinctures are alcohol-based plant medicines. Alcohol extracts and concentrates many properties from plants, including their poisons. Alcohol does not extract significant amounts of nutrients, so tinctures are used when we want to stimulate, sedate, or make use of a poison. (Remember that nourishing herbs are best used in water bases such as infusions and vinegars.) The concentrated nature of tinctures allows them to act quickly. It also makes them perfect for a first-aid kit or herbal medicine chest: a little goes a long way.     Read full article >>>

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Susun interviews Pam Montgomery

Plant Spirit Healing Pamela Montgomery

Susun interviews Pam Montgomery.
Pam is an author, teacher and practitioner who has passionately embraced her role as a spokesperson for the green beings and has been investigating plants and their intelligent spiritual nature for more than three decades. She is the author of two books one of which is the highly acclaimed Plant Spirit Healing; A Guide to Working with Plant Consciousness. She teaches internationally on plant spirit healing, spiritual ecology and people as Nature Evolutionaries. She is a founding member of United Plant Savers and more recently the Organization of Nature Evolutionaries or ONE. Her latest passion is to engage ceremonially in full symbiosis within the plant/human matrix where the elder common plants initiate and guide us into being truly human.



this episode Q&A includes:
• dyshidrotic eczema- soak in and drink comfrey leaf infusion
• mantra, prayer, wise woman philosophy, buddhism and meditation...
• milk thistle protects the liver..
• what plant to plant in place of grass that are drough resistant- thyme and chamomile..
• poultices for fatty lymphoma..
• getting off antihypertensive drugs- nourishing herbal infusions, movement, blood pressure monitor- motherwort, passionflower, hawthorn...
• acid reflux- dandelion tincture...
• lose weight? replace the a in fat with an i...
• rheumatoid arthritis- severe joint pain- high cbd cannabis tincture, creams and oils...
• depression in women- GET ANGRY and take action.