Native America Indians - Herbology/Herbs [3 Videos]

1: NATIVE AMERICAN HERBOLOGY
An informative and instructive video for beginners on the gathering and traditional use of herbs. Learn: The nine most commonly used herbs for treating a variety of ailments, including ulcers, high blood pressure, colds, flu, rheumatism, immune system deficiencies, kidney problems, skin problems, asthmas, hemorrhoids, P.M.S., coughs, gas and more. * The Native American spiritual approach to herbology. * Internal and external applications of herbs. * Herbs in their natural environment shown close-up for easy identification.

2: PREPARING HERBS FOR HOME REMEDIES
Kay Moon Dreamer demonstrates how to use herbs effectively in preparing folk remedies for a multitude of common ailments. She focuses on wild crafting, drying and storage, and the preparation of infusions, decoction, tinctures, oils, ointments, salves, syrups, liniments, powders, electuaries, poultices fomentations, steams, baths, and much more.

3: CULINARY HERBS FOR BETTER HEALTH

Discover kitchen herbs and their healing properties; how to easily integrate herbs into your daily meals, and the use of simple cooking herbs for the treatment of asthma, indigestion, gas, bad breath, diabetes, low- and high-blood pressure, parasites, respiratory infections, coughs, sore throats, colds, depression, nervous tension, headaches, aching muscles, rheumatism, arthritis, inflamed/stiff joints, bites, kidney stones, dandruff, herpes and insomnia.
Since time immemorial mankind has used herbal remedies. Today many people prefer the gentle effects of herbs to harsh over-the-counter drugs. They see the use of herbs as a step towards self-sufficiency and a more natural, simple and spiritual lifestyle.

Kay Moon Dreamer, provides an in-depth look into the natural world of plants.
She is a holistic health educator with a B.A. in Health Science and Policy, and a B.A. in Psychology. She lives on a farm in West Virginia, growing organic food and herbs to maintain her family, living close to the earth. a long-time herbologist, believes that by simply trying to understand and practice the ancient Native American art of herbology, many of the binds you feel may loosen and give enough room for escape. By not buying artificial remedies and spending more time treating common ailments with care and natural herbs as medicine, one can make a step toward self-sufficiency. These ancient remedies can help you heal and treat common sicknesses and ailments. Many modern artificial medicines are merely synthetic reproductions of ancient herbal remedies.