Appalachian Homestead/Simple Living in a Rustic Log Cabin
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Appalachian Homestead/Simple Living in a Rustic Log Cabin
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Thanks for the tour you have such a beautiful home on the mountain. Glad your hand is getting better.
Thanks so much!
Since you mentioned nerve pain, consider checking into St. John’s Wort (Hypericum perforating). One of its traditional uses in western herbalism is topical application to treat neurological pain, specifically for the nerves in the spinal cord, toes, and fingers. It’s also classically used for deep puncture wounds (scrapes too), which is great considering the outdoor work you do. Unlike Comfrey, it works from the inside out instead of the outside in. It won’t trap infections or prevent proper drainage, which can happen with comfrey because it heals the skin so quickly, possibly trapping bacteria or preventing drainage. A great oil for everyone to have in their medicinal arsenal!
Thank you!! I will order some this evening! I didn’t know that about St. John’s Wort. It grows in my permaculture garden area in the spring.