Okay, it’s a TEOWAKI moment, you have some basic band-aid skills,
but you or a loved one are injured – not life-threatening, but still
injured well enough that infection could set in if not treated.
Getting into the ER is impossible, the medical tents are out of beds and there are too few doctors and nurses to go around – worse yet, you may be too far away to get help.
That is so not a cool place to be
– injured and lacking the knowledge to help yourself and others –
Buckle up, we’re taking a trip back in time when you were a year or two younger, fretting over this type of scenario and asking yourself how you could help yourself and others in case something like this ever happened.
You don’t have the room in your schedule or means to become a doctor or a nurse, you are not looking to make a career out of it ~ you want a backup plan ~ Just.in.case.
In your daily web surfing adventures, you have come across articles or blogs about how plants/weeds can heal injuries and illness.
It seems too good to be true, yet something about natural healing resonates within you and have wondered: How do these plants work? What can I use? How do I learn to use them?
Well, you could peruse the web reading lots of articles
while trying to figure out a plethora of information
OR
you can become educated and actually know what you are doing
by becoming an herbalist.
Herbalist???
Visions of tree-hugging vegetarians coming to mind?
Peace Dude – it’s all good.
An herbalist is a person who understands how to use plants to alleviate injury and sickness until the affected can get professional medical treatment. An herbalist is not a doctor, but like a first responder, they can be a great help in stabilizing the injured and ill until help is available.
Just like a medical professional, you need to really know what you are doing to understand how to help yourself and others in an emergency.
To do this – you will need to go to school…
I know you don’t have a lot of time, with a job, family or other
pressing matters, but if you could spare a couple hours a week,
learning at your own pace and getting a fantastic education
for less than the cost of a 3 credit college class,
wouldn’t that be pretty awesome?
Well, you can.
The Home Grown Herbalist is a school that fits this description perfectly.
I am enrolled in this school and have found it to be way beyond my expectations. I possess an associates degree in medical assisting and have been a certified EMT. This course is an excellent addition to my very limited medical knowledge. I feel more at peace knowing the how’s, what’s, why’s and where’s of growing, harvesting, processing and utilizing plants to help and heal.
This course costs less than a 3 credit college course and it is not a brick and mortar school – it’s all online.
The classes are set up module by module, there are challenging learning games and memory boosters and the pod-classes are straightforward, easy to understand with PDF notes you can print and follow along with. There is even a slideshow presentation if you aren’t able to watch the video on your pc.
The name of this school is The Home Grown Herbalist, it offered by Dr. Patrick Jones who uses the knowledge he offers in his everyday practice.
You can unbuckle now, the time travel adventure is over, you have taken my advice, enrolled and completed the course.
It’s TEOWAKI time and you are ready.
You have learned what weeds, plants, trees, shrubs and other down-to-earth info to help you own this and have to ability to help yourself and those around you.
Be TWOWAKI Ready – Get Educated – Empower yourself
Click the banner below to learn more and tell Doc Jones that Anne from the How Much Wheat Book sent you.
I would wholeheartedly recommend that you check out this school out today.
(Unfortunately, I did not address this scenario in my book.
Weird that I didn’t even consider this in the Self-Sufficiency Section. Sorry.)
May the Storage Be With You! 🙂
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