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The Local Healer Who Treated Appalachia with Unusual Methods

In the hills of Appalachia, when doctors were far away and money was scarce, families often turned to home remedies and the wisdom of local healers. In this video, Appalachian elders share their memories of the remedies they grew up with—from simple cures made with plants and herbs, to the mysterious practices of a local mountain healer who treated people with methods that were anything but ordinary. This healer’s unusual ways, combined with the folk knowledge passed down through generations, kept communities going long before modern medicine was within reach. Some remedies sound familiar, others strange, but all carry the weight of tradition and survival in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of Appalachian folk healing, and remember the people who kept these mountain traditions alive. 👉 Subscribe to Appalachian Memory Keepers for more authentic stories and traditions from Appalachia. 00:00 - John L. Joines 00:42 - Headache Remedy 01:21 - Thrush 02:11 - Burns, Bleeding & Warts 05:40 - Home Remedies 06:09 - Buckeye in Pocket 06:38 - Asphidity Bag 07:09 - Boiled Corn 07:44 - Kerosene 08:03 - Pennyroyal Tea 08:38 - Moonshine & Brown Sugar 08:52 - Paregoric 09:38 - Turpentine & Sugar 10:00 - Spicewood Tea 10:14 - The Itch #Appalachia #FolkMedicine #MountainRemedies #AppalachianHistory #BlueRidgeMountains #FolkHealing #ForgottenStories #Heritage #OralHistory #AppalachianCulture