St john's wort

Hypericum perforatum NL: St Janskruid / F: Millepertuis St John’s Wort (SJW) is another powerful herb with a long history as folk medicine. In our days St John’s Wort got great media attention for aiding in the treatment of those suffering from depression, being known as the “natural prozac” Long before SJW got to be used to treat depression, it was considered to be a “herb that chases the evil spirits away” as it was used to treat various types of insanity attacks. Paracelsus was whom…

Learn about foraging St. John's wort, how to harvest and use, and how to make infused oil and salve using fresh St. John's wort flowers. #stjohnswort #saintjohnswort #growforagecookferment #natural #remedies #herbalism #painrelief

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Tap into the astounding St. John's Wort Oil benefits by preparing your own herbal infusion at home. Our healing salve recipe will help you transform the St. John's Wort plant into a potent infused oil. Discover St. John's wort uses, benefits, and how to turn it into a healing, herbal salve.

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St. John’s Wort is getting popular for helping damaged skin, as well as a natural antidepressant. Here’s why you should include it in your beauty routine.

We tell you whether this common but somewhat controversial herb is worth growing, and how to do it should you want to try it.

NOTE: Find out how to identify and forage St. John’s wort herb. Plus, directions for making St. John’s wort infused oil, one of the main ingredients in the famed Trauma Oil, and a wonderful healing oil all by itself! **For a video of how I process freshly foraged St. John’s wort, you’ll find it at t

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