- Gather, dry, store and blend 25 common herbs
- Make and use teas, tinctures, oils, salves, syrups and lozenges
- Build your own herbal medicine cabinet
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART I: THE HEART OF HERBALISM: KNOWING THE HERBS
Chapter 1: Getting to Know the Plants
Chapter 2: Selecting Quality Ingredients and Equipment
Chapter 3: Making a Simple Cup of Tea
Chapter 2: Selecting Quality Ingredients and Equipment
Chapter 3: Making a Simple Cup of Tea
PART II: THE BODY OF HERBALISM: PREPARING THE HERBS
Chapter 4: Potent Potables: Making Herbal Tinctures
Chapter 5: Practical Pampering: Making Herb Oils and Salves
Chapter 6: Homespun Alchemy: Making Medicinal Wines and Vinegars
Chapter 7: Bittersweets: Making Syrups and Lozenges
Chapter 5: Practical Pampering: Making Herb Oils and Salves
Chapter 6: Homespun Alchemy: Making Medicinal Wines and Vinegars
Chapter 7: Bittersweets: Making Syrups and Lozenges
PART III: THE MIND OF HERBALISM: USING THE HERBS
Chapter 8: Stocking the Medicine Chest
Chapter 9: Making Herbal Blends
Chapter 10: Symptoms and Remedies: An A-Z Guide
Chapter 9: Making Herbal Blends
Chapter 10: Symptoms and Remedies: An A-Z Guide
This book was required reading for my "Home Remedies and Simples" course at Clayton College. It is wonderful reference, and I keep a copy in my personal library. The book is a very easy read and will quickly have you making your own tinctures, teas, tonics, syrups... and even herbal vinegars and wines!
I used this book as reference for these articles:
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