Prepare a Fresh Natural Herbal Tea Infusion – Helps with PMS, Menopause Symptoms, Hormone Balancing

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25 Responses to “Prepare a Fresh Natural Herbal Tea Infusion – Helps with PMS, Menopause Symptoms, Hormone Balancing”
  1. crabtrap says:

    Make sure you know your source !! many lawns /feilds are treated with fertilizers and pest/herbicides . unless you know the yards owner DO NOT ingest these clovers

  2. emilyvsjwalkable says:

    Sounds yummy

  3. YouTips4U says:

    That’s a great idea for coffee drinkers! Thanks so much for sharing :o )

  4. MrOk52 says:

    sounds great i like all types of tea
    green tea
    white tea
    iced tea lol
    i put some green tea in my coffee sometimes its good for people around my age 12-up

  5. YouTips4U says:

    Yes, when you make this infusion or any infusion using blossoms, leaves, etc. you let it steep for at least 4 hours to really let all the vitamins and minerals come out of the plant. Once I steep it for a number of hours, then I strain out the blossoms as I pour it into a jar to store and drink. Hope that helps:o).

  6. kmw11187 says:

    Let it steep in the pot for at least 4 hours? When you pour the tea into your jar, do you strain out the blossoms or leave them in?

  7. YouTips4U says:

    Hi, thanks so much for sharing! I envy you that you can continue to enjoy red clover into October. That’s terrific!

  8. gonzo7243 says:

    Just a couple observations: Where I live (KY), you can find these easily as late as early October. I just came back from collecting a pretty large bagful. You can take the advice about bugs on the flowers to heart. I had never collected these in the wild before, and I laid them out on parchment paper to dry; I was amazed at the number of crawlies that came out of them. Tiny ants, spiders, etc. The legendary herbalist Jethro Kloss swore by red clover as a cure and preventative for cancer.

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  10. emokiddies1 says:

    thanks

  11. subrinak says:

    your hairstyle makes you look young
    not that ur old
    thanks

  12. YouTips4U says:

    Oh, that is so wonderful! Lucky you that you have bunches so close. They are so healthy for you. If you have more that you can use, remember you can deep freeze the blossoms, or dry them in the sun and save them in a jar, then use them at a later date. Thanks so much for sharing! Enjoy :o )

  13. lusciousleyley says:

    I was mowing my lawn this afternoon and found lots of the Red clover bunches and so I picked a whole bunch and now I have about a cup or two of the red clover! :3 I’m going to make the herbal tea tonight! :D

  14. MEtubeee96 says:

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  15. YouTips4U says:

    Don’t forget you can use white clover as well.

  16. YouTips4U says:

    Thank you! I hope you will :o )

  17. purpleforestwolf says:

    So wonderrrrrrrrrrrrrrrful video, what a healthy manner to make a delicious tea. Thank you, lady.
    I’ll be looking out now for wild red clover in a clean, unspoiled soil

  18. YouTips4U says:

    That’s a wonderful thing to do and very healthy for you. Thanks for sharing :o )

  19. YouTips4U says:

    You definitely should. It’s so healthy for you. It’s also wonderful for hair growth!

  20. kylblk3 says:

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  21. BrasileiroPortugues2 says:

    Soo cute!!! =D I loved it! God bless you

  22. thebluestofpeas says:

    I used to pick those blossoms, pluck out the little florets and suck the nectar from them. =)

  23. Kittyportugall says:

    so helpful, this plant grow around my house, I have to try it :)

  24. missingremote says:

    I had forgotten what a red clover is/was. cows like to eat these too.

  25. YouTips4U says:

    Oh, that’s too bad! Perhaps you can still use my method with other herbs of your choice. My mom used to do this with chamomile flowers. She loves fresh chamomile tea. Also, thanks so much for your kind compliment on my hair style :o )

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