Ajuga Reptans (Bugle, or Bugleweed) - Edible Herb with Medicinal Uses скачать в хорошем качестве

Ajuga Reptans (Bugle, or Bugleweed) - Edible Herb with Medicinal Uses

Ajuga Reptans is a Latin name for an herb commonly known as Bugle, or Bugleweed. Because of its ability to stem bleeding, the plant is also sometimes referred to as the Carpenter's Herb. As most plants from the Mint family, Ajuga Reptans too is edible and despite not getting much spotlight among medicinal herbs, it’s reported to pack powerful health benefits. In this video I go over the medicinal uses of the Ajuga plant, and describe how to identify this inconspicuous, but helpful herb. Because my area is going through severe drought with now being the third month without rain, the spring pollen from the trees is still on all vegetation. Normally, this is washes off by falling rain, but whereas we haven’t had any, closeup images of the plant reveal how these tiny hair-like structures remain stuck to it, as is the greenish powdery substance on the leaves. My palm camera has ongoing issues with the focus, so in order to force it to focus on the plant, I put my hand behind it. Otherwise it will focus on the background and the primary elements are blurred. I think it’s a shame that such a powerful medicinal herb as Ajuga Reptans gets so little coverage and appreciation. Another edible and medicinal plant from the Mint family which I recently did a video about is Ground Ivy (Glechoma Hederacea):    • Ground Ivy - Identification of Edible Plan...   I hope the video was helpful and educational for you, but please bear in mind that I’m not an expert and may be wrong about anything I say. Always do your own research and if you need an expert advice, do consult an actual expert. Please review my disclaimers at https://www.nophoneman.com/medical-di... and https://www.nophoneman.com/wild-edibl.... 00:00 Disclaimer 00:11 Harvesting Ajuga Reptans in the woods 01:23 Stung by Stinging Nettles (Urtica Dioica) 01:54 About Ajuga Reptans 02:52 Nicolas Culpeper on Ajuga Reptans 03:48 Carpenter’s herb 04:02 Phytochemical constituents of Ajuga Reptans 04:20 Ajuga Reptans medicinal uses 04:56 Ajuga Reptans adverse effects 05:14 How to identify Bugleweed 05:30 Ajuga Reptans stem 05:40 Ajuga Reptans leaves 05:50 Ajuga Reptans flowers 06:22 Where to find Bugleweed 06:33 Old Slavic medicine 06:50 Ajuga Reptans as an ornamental plant Keep rocking :o) Mark https://www.nophoneman.com/