Master herbalist Dr. Patrick Jones discusses 3 herbs that stop bleeding and how to use them. (Plus, the herb soldiers carried in WWI!)
3 Herbs That Stop Bleeding
You can know tons of herbal remedies for major wounds, but if you can’t stop the bleeding first, nothing else really matters.
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In this video, master herbalist Dr. Patrick Jones discusses 3 herbs that stop bleeding–shepherd’s purse, cayenne, and yarrow. Plus, find out which one soldiers carried with them as recently as World War I!
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This is an updated version of an article that was originally published on October 1, 2018.
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I like to hear what Dr. Jones has to say. He is easy to understand, and he gets to the point quickly. Thanks!
i am looking forward to learn a lot from this,
I always love listening to Dr. Jones.
So fun to watch! Keep them coming.
Wow! I learned a few things in 4 short minutes. I’m excited to learn more in the summit, with a note book!
Excellent information from Doc Jones — as usual! I love learning from this man! Shepherds Purse, Yarrow & Cayenne… tinctured, dried, or dried/powdered. I have read that the colorful new varieties of yarrow are not as potent as the original white. Can anyone confirm that? At any rate, I’m trying to get yarrow growing in my garden (I already grow cayenne). I guess I need to source Shepherds Purse as well! Thank you, Doc!