Alchemy of herbs : transform everyday ingredients into foods & remedies that heal
(2017)

Nonfiction

Book

Call Numbers:
615.321/FORET,R

0 Holds on 1 Copy

Availability

Locations Call Number Status
Adult Nonfiction 615.321/FORET,R Due: 5/30/2024

Details

PUBLISHED
Carlsbad, California : Hay House, Inc., [2017]
DESCRIPTION

xxi, 355 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm

ISBN/ISSN
9781401950064, 140195006X, 9781401950064
LANGUAGE
English
NOTES

Your introduction to herbs and spices. The benefits of herbs and spices -- How do we know herbs can do that? -- Matching herbs to you- not to an ailment -- How to get the most out of this book -- The herbs. Pungent. Black pepper -- Cayenne -- Cinnamon -- Fennel -- Garlic -- Ginger -- Holy basil -- Lavender -- Mustard -- Nutmeg -- Parsley -- Peppermint -- Rosemary -- Sage -- Thyme -- Turmeric -- Salty. Nettle -- Sour. Elder -- Hawthorn -- Lemon balm -- Rose -- Tea -- Bitter. Artichoke -- Cacao -- Chamomile -- Coffee -- Dandelion -- Sweet. Ashwagandha -- Astragalus

"Just as alchemists transform the ordinary into the extraordinary, with this book you can transform everyday herbs and spices into effective healing herbal remedies. Rosalee de la Foret, a clinical herbalist and education director at LearningHerbs.com, examines the history and modern-day use of 29 herbs, offering clinical studies to support their healing properties. She also dives into the energetics of herbalism, teaching readers how to match the properties of each plant to their unique needs, for a truly personalized approach to health. The recipes in this book take a variety of forms--from teas, salves, and pastilles to beauty products and delicious foods--to show how easy it is to incorporate the healing power of herbs into your everyday life. You could start your day with Spiced Cold Brew Coffee, pamper your skin with Green Tea and Rose Facial Cream, make a meal of Astragalus Bone Broth and Sage Chicken, then treat yourself to Cardamom Chocolate Mousse Cake and a Holy Basil-Ginger Julep. Beautiful photos taken by the author of the herbs and recipes complement each chapter. This book will appeal to those interested in natural health and herbalism, and the recipes offer an easy entry for beginners. Readers will never look at cinnamon, coffee, parsley, lavender, or even chocolate the same way as they realize the kitchen can be their medicine cabinet"--