Herbal guru Dr. Patrick Jones discusses 3 herbs that stop bleeding and how to use them. (Plus, the herbal soldiers carried in WWI!)
3 Hemostatic Herbs
You can know tons of herbs for a big wound, but if you can’t stop the bleeding first, then nothing else matters.
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In this video, master herbalist Dr. Patrick Jones discusses 3 herbs to stop bleeding –shepherd’s purse, chiliand Yarrow. Plus, find out which soldier from World War I carried it with you!
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