“Prepare Tribe: Prepare, Protect, Provide on BrightU: The Mitchells explain the hidden power of herbal tinctures

• In Episode 8 of “Prepare Tribe: Prepare, Protect, Provide,” aired on April 12, Alex Mitchell recalled how she overcame postpartum depression by rejecting conventional medicine and using iron-boosting herbal tinctures, leading to lasting recovery and energy stabilization.
• Alex now teaches others to use natural remedies like echinacea and elderberry, reflecting a broader movement questioning modern medicine’s limitations. She talked about how some herbs, such as echinacea (immunity) and St. John’s Wort (depression), have clinical support and centuries of traditional use, yet are often overlooked.
• The episode explored how the 2020 pandemic fueled interest in herbal alternatives, with Alex’s clients seeking solutions for issues like infections and tinnitus, emphasizing sovereignty in healthcare.
• The episode also advocates combining modern emergency tools (tourniquets, sutures) with ancestral knowledge (herbal remedies, mental resilience training) for holistic survival strategies.

In Episode 8 of “Prepare Tribe: Prepare, Protect, Provide,” aired on April 12, Alex and Morgan Mitchell looked back when Alex’s postpartum depression defied conventional treatments. Alex recalled that she didn’t surrender—she turned to the earth. “I knew I didn’t want to go the medical route,” Alex said. “I wanted to heal naturally.”

What followed was a revelation: Within months of taking iron-boosting herbal tinctures prescribed by a naturopath, her energy stabilized and she abandoned pharmaceuticals for good. Now, she teaches others to harness nature’s forgotten pharmacy, from echinacea root tinctures to elderberry syrups that combat infections.

Alex’s story isn’t just anecdotal—it is part of a growing movement as people question the limits of modern medicine. She demonstrated how to transform a withered echinacea plant into a potent tincture, emphasizing, “This is medicine. One seed grows this entire plant, and its roots can heal.” Her process—soaking the roots in vodka for six weeks to extract medicinal properties—mirrors ancient practices now resurging amid supply-chain shortages and hospital overcrowding.

Herbal remedies like echinacea (for immunity), St. John’s Wort (for depression) and fenugreek (for lactation) have centuries of use, yet modern medicine often sidelines them. Alex’s naturopath identified her iron deficiency without prior clues—a moment she describes as “jaw-dropping.” Clinical studies support some herbs: A 2017 Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics review found echinacea reduces cold duration, while St. John’s Wort rivals SSRIs for mild-to-moderate depression.

But the real appeal? Sovereignty. “In 2020, demand exploded,” Alex said, referencing her 150+ clients seeking alternatives for ailments from tinnitus to fungal infections. Herbalist Anastasia Steiner-Birdsell, a wilderness first-aid instructor, agreed: “Honey, the world’s oldest antibiotic, is in every kit I own. Duct tape and gauze are great, but nature’s solutions are irreplaceable.”

This episode also highlighted pragmatic preparedness. Morgan stressed tourniquets and suture kits for emergencies, while Steiner-Birdsell advocated mental resilience: “Visualize crises before they happen. It rewires your brain to act, not freeze.” Yet both underscored a hybrid approach—modern supplies paired with ancestral knowledge.

Alex’s final lesson was visceral: She strained her echinacea tincture through cheesecloth, bottling the amber liquid in light-resistant jars. “This isn’t just ‘hippie stuff,'” she laughed. “It’s survival.” For those navigating a strained healthcare system, her message resonates: The remedy might be rooted in your backyard. As Alex labels her latest tincture batch, she mused, “God created these plants for a reason.” In an era of drug shortages and ER delays, that reason feels more vital than ever.

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