Ask Herbal Health Expert Susun Weed

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Jennifer Henry. Jennifer Henry is a natural born psychic medium, and has offered spiritual readings professionally since 1989, helping people all over the world. She is certified in Meduimship and Medical Intuition, holds degrees in Liberal Arts and Spanish, and is a licensed nondenominational minister. Jennifer is the founder of the University of Light, offering readings, mentorships and classes that facilitate psychic development. www.MyUniversityofLight.com  

A monthly round table discussion of our herbal and healing adventures

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Nikki Myers. Nikki Myers developed Yoga of 12-Step Recovery (Y12SR) in 2004. Nikki is an accomplished yoga therapist, teacher and somatic experiencing practitioner. She is the founder of CITYOGA School of Yoga and Health in Indianapolis, IN. From her personal struggles with addiction, Nikki is quick to tell the world, “The 12-step program and Yoga saved my life – one is my lifeboat, the other my launching pad.” Nikki's Website is: www.y12sr.com this episode Q&A includes:  • we do not "take" infusions- we drink infusions, they are food.. • white and green make healthy bones- infusions and high quality dairy.. • difference between bacteria in yogurt and fermented milk kefir.. • vagus nerve, sleep and chronic illness.. • do not remove amalgam filings- very dangerous, leave them alone.. • engaging in distressing issues symbolically.. • do not take tinctures made from dried hypericum- only from fresh flowering plant in 100 proof vodka..  

People's Medicine Talking Stick

In Episode Ten of the Tiny Giant Losses podcast, we review the nine healing exercises we’ve shared on the podcast so far, cover Step Zero (Do Nothing) as it relates to babyloss, replay highlights from our nine interviews of 2016, and remind listeners of the best healing books / films we’ve reviewed this year. In this episode, Lindsey mentions a blog post about 'The Work'. You can access the post here. If you'd like to receive more healing resources from Tiny Giant Losses, you can do so through Patreon. Wishing you all the best along your healing journey in 2017 and beyond! Lindsey @ Tiny Giant Losses

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Moshe Daniel Block. Like a Da Vinci of our times, Moshe Daniel Block (aka Dr. Moshe) is a Naturopathic doctor, Homeopath, Musician, Author, Inventor, and Hermeticist. He graduated from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2000 and heals people in his practice with his cutting-edge counseling technique called Holistic Counseling – The Vis Dialogue. Dr. Moshe then completed the Homeopathic Master Clinician Course (HMC) in 2003. He is the author of the inspiring book The Revolution of Naturopathic Medicine (2004). He is the inventor of the moe-joe cell, an alternative fuel-cell and energy healing device. He was personally diagnosed with myasthenia gravis in 1995, a potentially fatal autoimmune disease. He cured himself and has become a leader in mind-body medicine, teaching other health care practitioners in his popular course Holistic Counseling.  holistic-counseling.ca this episode Q&A includes: • scaly, cracking hands- wear non latex gloves, comfrey poultice, thyroid connection.. • chronic lyme disease- hypericum perforatum tincture by the dropperful 6-8 times per day, NHI's other options are teasel root tincture and Japanese knot weed root tincture... • success story- root canal infection treated without antibiotic with low doses of poke root tincture.. • shingles- high doses of hypericum tincture and oil topically, reduce stress.. • stinging nettle infusion helps with respiratory complaints... • anemia- liver, blackstrap molasses, yellow dock tincture.. • abortion options- medical abortion is your safest, best option..        

A weekly round table discussion of our herbal and healing adventures.

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Toko-pa Turner. Toko-pa Turner is a writer, teacher and dreamworker.  Blending the mystical tradition of Sufism in which she was raised with a Jungian approach to dreamwork, she founded the Dream School in 2001 from which hundreds of students have since graduated. Toko-pa has been interviewed by CNN News and BBC Radio and has a community of over 75,000 online readers. She is currently finishing a book on Belonging, which explores the themes of exile, embodiment and the search for belonging. Sometimes called a Midwife of the Psyche, Toko-pa’s work focuses on restoring the feminine, reconciling paradox, and facilitating sacred grief & ritual practice. You can find Toko-pa on her beloved Facebook pageDreamwork with Toko-pa or on her website at toko-pa.com. this episode Q&A includes:  • teething baby- easiest remedy is ice, amber necklace, chamomile tea- first experience as a mother that we cannot make the world better for our children.. • natural birth control- wild carrot seed- see Robin Rose Bennett's work... • active infection- an ounce of echinacea augustifolia tincture per day is not too much.. • chlorophyll is not directly absorbable by the human body.. • wrath is a creative force- motherwort to help the greiving heart.. • can we mix herbs in infusions? NO- form an intimate relationship with each plant..  • hair loss at 62 after long term raw food diet- it can take a long time for nutrient deficiency to show itself-nourishing herbal infusions and more dietary suggestions..

A weekly round table discussion of our herbal and healing adventures.

In Episode Nine of the Tiny Giant Losses podcast, we share Byron Katie's 'The Work,' Step One (Gather Information) from The Six Steps of Healing and an interview with Jennifer Massoni Pardini of The Chain-Link Heart Project. Jennifer Massoni Pardini is a writer, editor, and mother. Her work has appeared in The New York Times’ Motherlode, The Washington Post Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, and been anthologized in Three Minus One: Stories of Parents' Love and Loss. Since losing her son in the second trimester, much of her writing has focused on grief, healing, and parenting after loss. She is a monthly contributor to Pregnancy After Loss Support, blogs and gathers resources at www.jennifermassonipardini.com, and collects hearts in her son’s honor with the Chain-Link Heart Project. She is also completing a memoir about her journey. In the episode, Lindsey mentions a blog post about 'The Work'. You can access it here. If you'd like to subscribe to receive more resources through Tiny Giant Losses, you can do so through Patreon.

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions follwed by a 30 minute interview with Rev Barbara Grace. Creator and Keeper of the Elder Midwife History Gathering Project. From a very young age, Barbara Grace was a midwife. “Innately I knew that the power of touch and being a quiet witness could heal and calm.  At births with all species, and in all situations.” Graduating from seminary school at 19, Rev. Grace went on to speak all over North America about hands on healing and developing our own innate intuition. Then in the late ‘70’s she began her apprentice training with a traditional midwife, to become a midwife herself.  Always a change-maker in the often oppositional worlds of our personal human rights and the laws of the legal system, she has consistently made a stand for choice, even when she became an ‘outlaw’ in the process! Rev. Grace is mom to 3 grown sons and “Morai” (Irish for ‘grandmother’) to 6 grand-darlings. A life-long advocate of gentle birthing and human rights in childbirth, she has now created the Elder Midwife History Gathering project. Please learn more about this important project at: http://www.facebook.com/eldermidwifehistorygathering this episode Q&A includes: • fertility, hormones and leaving well enough alone... • cbds and extracting cannabidiol... • oak bark sitz baths- astringent, anti infective, gets rid of all kinds of infection- very tannic and staining.. • bacterial vaginosis- yarrow and lots of information in 'Down There'.. • Hypericum and motherwort- are they habbit forming?

A weekly round table discussion of our herbal and healing adventures

Susun S. Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with DeAnna L'am. ‘Womb Visionary’ DeAnna L'am is a motivational speaker, workshop leader, and a trail blazer who defined the last missing piece in women's psyche today: harnessing the spiritual force hidden in both Menstruation and Menopause. She has been leading workshops and certifying facilitators nationally and internationally for over 30 years. DeAnna is author of: • Becoming Peers - Mentoring Girls Into Womanhood • A Diva’s Guide to Getting Your Period And founder of: • Red Moon School of Empowerment for Women & Girls™ • Purple Moon – Menopause as a Spiritual Journey • Red Tents In Every Neighborhood – Global Network • International Red Tent Day Visit DeAnna at: www.deannalam.com  this episode Q&A includes: • excessive sweating- drink stinging nettle infusion to lower cortisol and apply witch hazel.. • essential oils, especially oil of oregano put in ear can perforate the ear drum... • whole onion in skin baked and put over the ear for ear problems.. • inviting a lost loved one to communicate with in dreams.. • diarrhea- slippery elm balls to neutralize poisons in the intestines, helped lining to become healthier, helps stop diarrhea.. • herpes simplex 2- stopped medication- herbal options- schisandra berry, echinacea, burdock, st joans, self heal- check out Susun's book 'Down There' for a lot more info.. • kitten with keratosis/cyst- chickweed tincture in milk.. • extremely sore breasts around menstruation- vitex berry tincture... • upcoming shows on antidepressant herbs on Susun's Time Monk series..

A weekly round table discussion of our herbal and healing adventures.

In this episode of Tiny Giant Losses, we share a Metta (or 'Loving-Kindness') Meditation exercise, continue to discuss The Six Steps of Healing with Step Two (Engage the Energy), review "Layla's Story" (a memoir about infant death, abortion, fertility and age), and hear Lindsey interview herself (don't worry--it'll make sense when you hear it). Lindsey is the founder of Tiny Giant Losses. She has trained as a healer and shaman under herbalist / Wise Woman Susun Weed and with a tea master in Taiwan. She had a miscarriage in 2014 and lost her infant son to unknown causes in 2015. (They're both pictured here, shortly after the birth.) Her drive to empower other women to transform after babyloss inspired her to start Tiny Giant Losses. You can learn more about Lindsey on Patreon. For more information and babyloss healing resources, visit the Tiny Giant Losses website. You can also get more updates and information on our Facebook page and through Twitter.