Oxted herbal

Dinner.

Thank you Kent small holdings for inviting me to hold a talk on herbs and meet some of your lovely members. I will be posting some of the talk shortly, just waiting for the clips to be edited as they are quite long.

Having an allotment is hard but the hard work is starting to pay off. French beans, beetroot, rocket, chinese salad leaves, lettuce, mustard frills, cabbage leaves, parsley and lemon balm. The lemon balm is for a calming tea, great to treat neuralgia, a tonic for the heart, lowers blood pressure, influenza and it tastes lovely.

Hi I hope everyone is well. Please feel free to contact me for advise on any ailments or illnesses. I have recently helped with Liver sclerosis, a severe skin rash due to pharmaceutical toxicity, a blood clot, also a UTI, which cleared up in one dose of my tincture. I also helped two triathletes who wanted to improve cardiovascular capabilities. I charge according to financial situations and will trade too and for uncomplicated cases just charge for the prescriptions which is around £15 or equivelant. I just love to help people.
I hope to hear from you soon. # #

We have been working so hard on our allotment. Had to dig all the w**ds up, dig the soil, build a deer and rabit proof fence and make the beds using he reclaimed tiles. We are late in the season but have planted lettuce, cabbage, carrots, brocoli, beetroot, beans, swede and rocket. We are waiting for some turnips, kale, chinese cabbage and radish seeds to arrive. We will need to dig out the other beds for these. We cut a comfrey bush down as it was very large and taking up a lot of room. There is a second smaller one at the back of the plot, which we will keep as I use it to make knitbone and the bees love the flowers. I have put the leaves and seed in water to make a fertiliser. We are also waiting for two organic fertilisers to arrive and a composter. The only real problem are the slugs. Really enjoying this project.

There is a well known Cream "..... Wild Yam cream" that is always sold out due to it's amazing treatment for the menopause. I am making some myself. These herbs need to infuse in the oil for 4-6 weeks and I will then make it into an ointment. St Johns wort is also excellent to ease anxiety and irritability.

Fire w**d is a tall spiky purple flower that grows on waste ground. I dried the flowers and leaves and then added it to vodka. This herb treats Migraine, stomach ulcers, enlarged prostate, Insomnia, anaemia, boosts immune system and treats Cancer and shrinks tumours.
Agrimony has a long stem with small yellow flowers at the top of the stem and crinkly leaves at the bottom. This herb can be found in grasslands. I dried this flower too and added it to vodka. This herb treats UTI's and cystitis, inigestion and constipation, early stage appendicitis and mucus colitis.
Leave in the sealed jar for 4-6 weeks, strain and keep out of direct sunlight.
I did make a video but am still having trouble posting.😌

I haven't posted for a while because I am having problems with my Facebook. I cannot add photos and videos, which is such a shame as I have been gathering many plants with great medicinal qualities. Hopefully I can resolve the problem soon and will post them for you to see.
Next Wednesday evening I am a guest speaker on "The healing Power of herbs" for the Kent Smallhoders via Zoom, which I am really excited about. I will let you know how that goes. In the meantime if anybody needs any advise on ailments or illnesses please do not hesitate to contact me. I love to help people.
Health and happiness to you all
Claire # # #

FREE Talk on Saturday 1st July at 7:30 in Oxted
Many women suffer with many symptons of the menopause. This is not necessary. I will be holding a FREE talk on dealing with the menopause, using herbs and lifestyle changes. The talk will be held at my home which means limited spaces. Contact me directly to book your place. [email protected] or dm me.
I look forward to meeting you and helping you to feel wonderful and vibrant.

This is elderflower. Picked from a field near me. Use dried in a hot infusion to treat fevers, colds and flu, it promotes sweating which will bring down a temperature and to treat hay-fever. As a cold tea for night sweats, fluid retention and to promote urination. As a cordial for hot flushes, colds and sore throats. The leaves, berries and flowers all have medicinal properties. # # #

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlHGq6bLbh4

8 MULTIFUNCTIONAL MEDICINAL HERBS — Ep. 117 It's very easy to fill up a medicine cabinet with herbal remedies, but we really wanted to home in on just a small selection of multifunctional herbs that ca...

I need a bigger cupboard to hold all my tinctures and herbs. I have ordered twenty four additional ones, so will be very busy the next week or so. I am also getting ready for my talk on herbs on the 5th May at 1:30 at Oxted Community Hall. There are still a few places left contact me to book your FREE place.All of you who have already booked I am really looking forward to meeting you.
Health and happiness
Claire xx

Most women dread the menopause, but it doesn't need to be such a painful transition. There are many herbs and nutritional and lifestyle changes that can ease the symptons.
I can also assist you with any other health issue, in a natural and gentle way. Contact me for a consultation and claim a 30% discount. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Also don't miss out on my FREE talk at Oxted Community Hall on Friday 5th May at 1:30. Contact me to book your place.
I very much look forward to hearing from you soon.
Health and happiness to you
Claire # # #

This is my drying wrack hanging in my kitchen. It has dandelion leaf, cleavers and I have just added a harvest of nettle tops, picked from Limpsfield chart. Once dried they will be ready to make into tinctures.