Medicinal Trees
By woodlandstv
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Here medical herbalist Julia Behrens shares with us her expert knowledge of the medicinal properties of certain trees. Whilst walking in woodland, Julia tells us how she draws both on traditional medical beliefs and modern scientific research to help heal patients using specific parts of trees such as lime flowers, oak bark and hawthorn berries. Julia also speaks about how plant utilisation and conservation need to co-exist.
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Beautiful video, however just to highlight the point about acorns; if you want to use them as a food source, please don’t give them to animals without first realising that they can be highly poisonous/fatal to some animals, farming livestock including horses.
You are you just like my Partner!
You seem to have a lot of leaf damage. Many people are wondering if these dark spots are due to an increase in UV2, some blaming the chem trails being layed on the grounds of protecting us from the former. Any opinion?
A good recipe for the jelly is hawthorn berries & crab apples
John s manchester
Just wonderful information and I love the historical background of the Oak!
thank you for sharing your knowledge and your respect and love for these trees and their conservation!
Please mention that certain berries like elderberry are poisonous, thanks.
very informative thanks for sharing
John Clarke
January 15, 2018