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Harvesting and Dehydrating Red Clover For Tea

*** Disclaimer: I am not a doctor nor am I a "practicing" physician. Just an herbalist doing what comes naturally for my family. If you choose to make these tinctures you are doing it of your own free will. You are a adult that can make their own choices. Hello and welcome to Old Ways Gardening and Prepping.🍀 Would like to welcome you each out to my backyard on this beautiful morning. Today we are going to be talking about harvesting and dehydrating red clover. Usually I make it into a tincture but do not have the alcohol to use at the moment. So going to dehydrate it instead. The medicinal benefits of red clover is huge and I am so thankful to have several big patches of it growing on our property. Thankfully it is organic and I plan on keeping it that way. Let's delve in to the medicinal benefits of red clover. Trifolium pratense (red clover) is a wild plant belonging to the legume family.  It's also used to support proper lymphatic function (alterative), immune support, healthy skin, and proper endocrine function. Red Clover has been found to contain estrogen mimicking flavonoids, known as phytoestrogens these substances can contribute to maintaining normal estrogen levels during menopause. It is especially helpful and balancing estrogen levels in women helping to decrease the amount of hot flashes and night sweats. Research shows that Red Clovers isoflavones may slow down bone loss and increase mineral density in menopausal women, reducing the risk of osteoporosis. In other research red Clover can reduce the risk of depression and anxiety in post-menopausal women. It also promotes the drainage of mucus from the lungs by thinning the mucus and lubricating an irritated respiratory tract. This is just a small bit of the medicinal uses of red clover. Please continue to do research to see if it is one of the promising herbs that might help your ailments. As always it is best to do more research on each medicinal plants and then go from there. However personally I will suggest to avoid the medical pages because they don't like to give the honest truth about how wonderful medicinal plants really work. Hope this video encourages you to grow as well as harvest your own red clover. If you have any questions please feel free to ask them in the comment section below I will answer them as soon as possible. Everyone take care and have a blessed day. Blessings, Teresa #harvestingredcloverblossoms #dehydratingredcloverfortea #manymedicinalbenefitsofredclover #lovetoharvestredcloverblossoms #selfsufficiency You can check my merchandise out at the link below. All profit from sales goes back in to helping me by cattle panels and praying to have a small greenhouse one day. https://my-store-b6fd00.creator-sprin... You can contact me through email at: oldwaysgardeningandprepping@gmail.com or Old Ways Gardening and Prepping C/O Teresa Horn P.O. Box 1587 Millington, TN 38053 Please donate if you can so I can build more raised beds for vegetables and medicinal herbs. https://ko-fi.com/oldwaysgardeningand... To send donations to Paypal so that I will be able to buy alcohol to teach how to make tinctures. Will keep the receipts to show exactly what donations are spent for. My PayPal ID is: @Cedar My Amazon wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls... I'm on Instagram as @old_ways_gardeningandprepping. Install the app to follow my photos and videos. Come join me on MeWe! It's the only social network built on trust, control and love.: https://mewe.com/i/teresahorn Wanted to say thank you for making music for those who can't afford to pay for it: A Song for Peace by Siddhartha Corsus is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. All videos are made and edited by me Teresa Horn.