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Bonnie Randall
Hi, anyone else from Layton, UT? We are looking to move to Idaho this summer… God willing! I am excited to do this course and learn more natural remedies for healing.
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Greg Boggs
Welcome Bonnie! Not in Idaho myself, but we’re right next door in Washington
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Greg! You are amazing, I just downloaded your flashcards and the spreadsheet you made with the herbs – holy cow that must have taken you FOREVER to make it! We are about to make some tinctures for our families and I’m feeling super overwhelmed about which of Docs formulas to make (ie. which cold/flu formula or should we make several depending on if they have a cold vs flu vs covid vs. cough vs runny nose lol see my problem?!) anyway, your spreadsheet has come in handy to chill me out a little lol.
BUT I’m now concerned about which ones are safe for kids… maybe one day you’ll tackle that on your spreadsheet hahaha! Anyway thank you SOOOO much for letting everyone copy it, you’re so kind & generous to do that!
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Oh thank you so much! I just kept working on it as I continued studying, so it didn’t feel like it took me a lot. I don’t think I’ve made any of Doc’s formulas 1:1 as I only have made tinctures with things I have grown or wildcrafted myself. The formulas are a great place to start, but don’t hesitate to make something if you don’t have one ingredient. Once you learn what the different herbs do, you can substitute what you have and get a similar result. In fact, I haven’t made any formulas at all really, I just tincture things individually and when I have something I want to treat, I just take herbs that give me the benefits that I want.
As far as what is safe or unsafe for kids, it depends entirely upon age and size. I’ve got a 1 year old and the most I have given him is some sips of chamomile tea. We have some herbal tallow balms that I have no problem using on him externally though to clear up things like cuts and diaper rash.
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I would also avoid anything with berberine in it until the child is older as well
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Sarah Miranda
What flashcards? I’m curious
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SarahBec
I’m curious now too! Where can we find these flashcards and spreadsheet? 😀
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Here is a link to the topic with the spreadsheet in it!
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Teri
Thank you very much for doing the flashcards, they were easy to print out.
However, how can I print the spreadsheet? It is very wide. I am also Not that technical so any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you for doing all this work.
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The spreadsheet was not intended to be printed out, but rather for people to make their own copies and add to. I don’t think you could print it out in a reasonable way
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Hi! Here is a link to the flashcards in PDF form
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n5z1By4p5CU0mB3TWenPwX4UEStawhLU/view?usp=sharing-
Thank you very much! Looking forward to studying these!
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Nancy Ryer
Hello All! Nancy (RN) here from Georgia. What an exciting time to be alive. So happy to be learning how to use God given plants to truly make a difference in my patients lives.
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I am excited too. So many cool things to learn.
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Melissa Thomas
In in cache valley, just an hour north of you!
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Samara Robinson
Hello! We are in Cedar City and hoping to move soon as well. Unfortunately not to Idaho, but have some relatives there.
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