Burdock: The All-Purpose Alterative
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- čas přidán 26. 03. 2024
- Sweet and grounding, Burdock is an Earthy plant with its wide leaves, deep taproots, and ability to both nourish weakness and cleanse excesses from the body. Just as it loves to grow near waste grounds, Burdock clears metabolic waste products and toxins from the fluids in your body to keep your skin glowing and healthy.
Since the health of the skin is merely a reflection of the health of your liver, blood, lymph, and digestion, focusing on topical solutions alone won’t get you very far. By working on each of these organs on a deep level, you can find long-term relief for chronic skin conditions through Burdock.
In today’s plant profile, you’ll discover:
-Why I call Burdock the “all-purpose alterative” and how it’s so versatile
-Burdock’s unique blend of sweet, mineral salt, and slightly bitter tastes which leads to its versatile medicine influence
-The relationship between oily and expansive Burdock and the gas planet Jupiter
-How you can use Burdock to improve your skin, whether it’s overly dry or oily
-Ways Burdock can help you deal with your worries about the unknown
-Different ways you can prepare Burdock at home, from tea to soup
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This video is for educational purposes only. The information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any diseases. Please contact a qualified health care professional for medical advice.
From a Shamanic perspective, telepathically/energetically connecting with Burdock is delightful. She has a, “Marry Poppins,” type of energy. She goes to the root cause. She asks us to reevaluate our thinking patterns on subjects that cause the ideologies of permanence.
My go to lunch these days is quinoa with kimchi (w burdock) with lots of fresh herbs from my garden, tyme, oregano, chives, parsley, cilantro, mint. I feel great lately. Lost weight and digestive issues improving. I’m gonna be paying attention to your content. So much to learn!! 🙏
Very nice!❤
LOVED THIS !! LISTENING TO EVERYTHING AND TAKING NOTES. I've been in Naturopathic school for three years, and I learn more from you in these short sessions. So very grateful!
I'm so glad!!❤️
Japanese eat the root as a vegetable (lightly stir fry) and make pickles. I have Japanese burdock that has magenta flowers.
OMG. I'm so happy to have found you!! I've never heard someone talk about herbs and alteratives like this. I do this one on one with people in the little health foods store I manage. Often times I feel like I'm overwhelming people and have to reign in it. 😂 Herb nerds! I love it! Thank you for your synergism and wealth of knowledge and wisdom... Inspired to sally forth! 🙏
Check out Doc Jones with homegrown herbalist, he’s very good as well! Herb nerds unite!
Welcome💚
I knew I needed burdock but locally I could only find plants I knew doggies were peeing on. Then, low and behold, Burdock came to me and made itself a home in my small yard!!! I have a great tincture with loads of inulin. I love it so!
Do you ever notice that herbs seem to show up when you need them? Not saying, asking if this seems like a thing to anyone else?
@@lisastrozzieri9043 yes and many feel it to be true.
Great video. So informative and thorough. I made tea from it and it turned like lime green bright. Is something wrong here . Would love your input. It was a joke getting it out from rocky area. Got 2 and more around.. don't see any video of tea this color. Looking forward to more of your videos. Seems there might be alot herbs I'm finding right under my nose. Bye for now, michele
Isn't it so amazing how a plant we need will just show up in our yard? I have a wonderful burdock that showed up for me this year too!☀️💛
@user-jq7uo8ci7u yes, I've had tea turn that color too. I've noticed different colors even from the same type of plant.
The leaf is a good topical skin remedy!
Also you can really see those polysaccharides when you make a vinegar extraction, it becomes very milky!
wonderful thank you for your generosity and love of burdock. I grew a HUGE plant last year, from fascination as to how to grow it... i now have a million burdocks in my garden and getting ready to harvest them ... I love the root ... very grounding and earthy, great when julienned with carrots and a little shoe splashed on it ... soooo delicious. I have also made miso pickle with julienned burdock. I have found it strengthening generally and can help detox if needed. I once gave a broth containing burdock root (freshly harvested) to a juicer friend ... he had a serious detox! Good to go slow with it if you havent had it before and you havent 'cleaned out' for a while. I dont know how i signed up for you but im glad i did! Many tks
I love burdock ❤️
This is all a bit over my education level, but I love it! I'm learning, and when it comes to terms I'm not familiar with, I'm very happy to have a bit of homework to do! This much deeper examination of the herbs and how they work with different organs is exactly what I'm looking for 🙏 Thank you for these beautifully produced videos 💚
Glad you enjoyed💚
This is NOT over your education level! You're doing research and learning right? Just because it's new doesn't mean it's above what you're capable of. You're smart enough! ❤🌱
Love and gratitude for your time and wisdom..Kernow uk
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Cleavers is the true inspiration for Velcro! Great video thanks!
Amazing content thank you
Thank you for this information!
You're very welcome💚
I've been trying to identify this plant in my yard for years. I'm so glad you have done this tutorial on burdock
Thank you for this video! Ive had burdock calling to me since the snow melted, and began sing it a bit. but this will support me to go further with hanging out with burdock!! Yes it is the plant velcro was inspired by! We had a kids book about it at the outdoor school I worked at. Appreciating your content and depth of knowledge!!
Absolutely my favourite teacher!!! ❤ your online courses are fascinating. Enjoy the additional knowledge that people bring here.
have your book and love your videos, thank you!
Love love love these videos so very much! You're so incredibly detailed and explain all the content so well- it's so refreshing to follow and truly understand your teachings so easily. Thank you beyond for these!!!
Fantastic! And so serendipitous...It's autumn here and I had just harvested my Burdock root and put together 2 litres of a lovely fresh root tincture. Thank you Sajah 👌
So incredibly helpful! Thank you so much!
really amazing what youre doing here, thank you! i reep so much from your videos.
I'm so glad to hear💚
Love this great job. It’s like learning all over again lol thank you 🙏
Beautiful signature of the plant next to the compost area. Loving the new EH intro graphics. So magic.
Thanks so much!❤️
Thank you for this comprehensive look at this plant. I have taken burdock root tincture for eczema with success. You described the taste very well. I find it earthy and pleasant.
Thank u💚
Enjoyed this video so much! My mum used to drink dandelion and burdock and I’d get a taste when I was small. Now when I crave it I know I need those plants. Such a revival of traditions that our older relatives and ancestors knew, used and integrated for years. Look forward to a (maybe slightly smaller 😂) burdock patch in my garden… it’s small so even better if I find some out in nature 💕 🌱
Thank you, Sajah, for a fantastic monographic talk on burdock! I love it as a food prepared Japanese style as a kimpira (sesame soy braised) dish. This is my first year growing it and after hearing this I'm really looking forward to making some medicine!
Thank you very informative sir. Love it❤
I made a vinegar with the peels of the roots I added to a vegetable ferment. The vinegar was delicious! I need to make more.
i love everything you put out Sajah! thank you for bringing some good vibes to my morning! keep doing what you do!
You are so welcome!💚
So enjoy burdock, although I have only used the dried root. Love to make decoction of burdock with elecampane and fresh ginger slices. Very hearty, fortifying and energizing drink for me.
That’s sounds amazing! I’ll give this a try 🌿
Sounds great💚
Interesting. I’ll try it too. I’ve mostly eaten burdock root as a pickle, my favorite.
@@chanchan5349 Oh, that sounds yummy! Do you pickle the burdock yourself or is it a product that you can purchase? So far, I have only ever found dried and chopped burdock where I live.
Thank you for so much amazing information in such a short time. I will definitely be adding this plant to my diet.
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I love your videos. I am finding myself turning more to herbal support. Thank you for all of the great information that you so generously share.
You are so welcome!💚
Thank you for sharing your amazing information 🌟
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I like to use burdock when I'm doing a parasite cleanse. Love your channel. Thank you
You are so welcome!💚
Hello from Oz, I love your natural passion and great knowledge when discussing herbs. Liquid Burdock has been a herb I purchased and used in my clinic practice for decades, I’m a retired Nat & herbalist, I am now, in my retirement, living in a climate where I can grow many herbs I couldn’t grow in my previous tropical climate and Burdock is one I’ve just started growing from seed, I so love watching it grow and thrive along with yarrow, comfrey, calendula and others I had been unable to grow, it is an absolute delight. Thank you for all your wonderful information and great passion 💚🙏🏽🇦🇺
Whoa. This is brilliant! I may overwhelm with this reply but……..I have been seeking info on healthy digestion for preventive measures (my father and his brother both died from pancreatic cancer) and after many years searching, I landed gratefully amongst the ancient health science of ayurveda. It is very clear that a dry airy Vata dominat dosha such as mine (and likely my father) requires bitter and sweet AND healthy bile and inulin production. I am continually learning how to achieve this thru the proper foods/spices along with lifestyle habits. Now I can try adding burdock root tea to further support healthy digestion - aka healthy organs. A huge thank you for your passion to share your knowledge in an incredibly clear delivery. 🙌
my new hero 😭😭😭 had to stop the video several times just to take a deep breath 😆hope some day I can be this knowledgeable and passionate about herbs. Thanks for the beautiful video, also really appreciate the use of a nice camera.
Thank you so much💚
My husband and I have Burdock tea with either peppermint or spearmint each night for the past 4 months. I actually had a greater burdock volunteer in our greenhouse this spring here in North Idaho. It’s huge now and flowers are emerging. After I collect the seeds it will need to go. Unfortunately probably won’t be able to get the roots because it grew from under the side it our raised bed. We have a common burdock in our front yard we will be harvesting.
Thank you for giving us so much information I really appreciate it I bought your book several months ago so was so pleased when I came across your u tube video by accident I’m learning so much now from both good stuff.
I'm so happy to hear, we're grateful to have you here❤
Beautiful…such a broad perspective. I love the astrological connections. Thank you.
You are so welcome💚
i used to use burdock a lot years ago in tea. i found it mixes so well with mint to help with the taste. if you're adding more things like nettle and dandelion then the mint really helps get used to the taste. this was a great talk, thanks for the information. seems i need to add burdock back in more intentionally again. i'd meant to recently but life got away from me as it does.
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Very interesting, valuable information! Thank you. Jupiter does have rings. They are faint, and may be dissipating, but it does have some rings.
Such a fantastic, in-depth 35 minute course in burdock!! I’m so happy to find your CZcams channel. Gonna check out your whole array of platforms now!! Thanks for this abundance of info on this awesome plant. Best to you!!!
Awesome! Thank you!💚
Dude you’re awesome. I’ve received a lot of educational information about burdock. I have alot in my backyard and been searching for answers about it and how to tincture herbs. Everything you mentioned has been my problems in my health. I will be consuming this biannual plant. Thank you for this video 😊
Thank you so much❤
i use it as Food! takes time to learn where when and how to harvest it... but worth it! I have learned how to get roots that taste great.. even Raw!.. in fact im on my way outside to harvest some now.. i waited all winter and noticed its poking up now.. to me as food is the best ...
Have you made a video talking about bladderwrack?
Thank you for your wisdom. Very inspirational.
The whole plant can be used. The stalk when cut before the flower opens and stripped of the bitter rind, can be boiled or used in salads (eat raw with oil and apple-cider vinegar); it has a delicate flavor of asparagus.
Taken from the book;
"School of Natural Healing",
By Dr. John R.Christopher
I was taking burdock and it cleared my acne and dry skin and was amazing, and then i presented with my first ever psoriasis "flare"-- small but obvious psoriasis patches on my inner elbows, armpits, bellybutton, as well as toenail presentation. After i stopped burdock, my symptoms faded away. While I believe there were other things that likely contributed to the development of psoriasis, like a case of strep 3 months earlier (treated at home with garlic) and living in mold, i can't help but wonder why the Burdock seemingly brought it out, since it is supposed to be a good herb for psoriasis. I've contemplated the hierarchy of healing, perhaps Burdock was bringing out to the surface what needed to be brought out. However, it definitely felt counterintuitive to continue or restart Burdock when it seemed to cause that reaction, and I've been nervous to touch it ever since.
What is the dosage of capsules & duration for general detoxification with no health issues? Thank you❤
Question, I have a pretty sensitive ragweed allergy to where I cannot consume chamomile. I adore all the properties of burdock, and I feel like it would help me, do you find that it tends to aggravate those with sensitivity to ragweed like chamomile does?
Thank you!
guess I missed how to use it got the why
Does burdock have very pointy thorns on the back of the leaf along the middle part ?
Correct me if im wrong but i thought burdock was ruled by Venus, not Jupiter. I am sourcing Robert Bartlett, in the book "real alchemy", so there is a little confusion there. Im new to alchemy so im looking for a solid source for herbs and their planetary rulers. Theres a lot of conflicting information on google. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance 😊
@School of Evolutionary Herbalism Would you say you incorporate the magical correspondences just as much as the medicinal side of plants when reccommending herbs in specific protocols? For exanple some people might benefit more from the astral and mental influences than from the mineral, physiological effects..
Yes💚
Would you say that burdock aids in self-love? I know that is something that would usually be attributed to venusian plants but... ? Just being curious.
Where can I buy your books?
Thanks for amazing informations?
Here is a link for the book: www.evolutionaryherbalism.com/home/book/
What is the best herb(s) for migraine. My wife is 53 and has almost daily migraine since she came a mother at age 24. Thank you.
Have you thought of harvesting and selling it or selling small live plants?
Also the Japanese eat the root as a vegetable, they call it gobo
Do you ever use the leaves?
I have wrapped meat roasts or fish in to bake.
Parts used Burdock plant:
Roots (first year's growth), leaves; seeds; stalk (nutritive). The root has the most powerful alternative characteristics.
From the book:" School of Natural Healing".
By Dr. John R. Christopher ❤😊🎉
It's also eaten as a vegetable.
Can one eat to much of it.
Did you say Holy Toledo? Like the city Toledo in Ohio?