Native American Herbal Apothecary: Learn From Native American Herbal Remedies How to Treat any Illness and Stock your Herbal Pantry (2022 Guide for Beginners)

By Milo Moody

Wouldn't it be great to expand your knowledge of healing plants to open a natural medical dispensary?

 

With this guide, you're in the right place!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Milo Moody
• Release date: Aug 14, 2022
• ISBN: 9783986535117

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Native American Herbal Apothecary

Learn From Native American Herbal Remedies How to Treat any Illness and Stock your Herbal Pantry

(2022 Guide for Beginners)

Milo Moody

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Bulk Herbs

Capsules

Tablets

The Benefits of Herbal Tablets

Introduction to Extractions (Solvents, Tools, Timing)

Solvent

What Is a Solvent?

What Is Solvent Extraction?

How Does Extraction Compare to Distillation?

Is Extraction Environmentally Friendly?

Timing

Simple Extractions (With Water, Alcohol, Glycerin, Vinegar)

Extraction with Water

Extraction with Alcohol

Extraction with Glycerin

Glycerin vs Alcohol

Glycerin vs Sugar Alcohols

Glycerin vs Olive Oil

Glycerin Extraction Methods: Which One to Choose?

Glycerin Alcohol Extractions

Glycerin-Infused      Honey Oil Recipe for Cannabis Extraction (BHO)

How to Make a Cannabis Extract Using Glycerin

How to Make a Glycerin Cannabis Tincture

Extraction with Vinegar

Aroma Therapy and Essences

Solutions for Common Ailments

Acne

Anxiety

Asthma

Awful Breath

Coughs

Depression

General Asthma Remedies

Hay Fever

Wheezing

Asthma from Infections

Ear, Nose, and Throat

Bronchitis/Chest cold

Stuffy Nose and Sinus Infections

Sore Throat and Laryngitis

Conclusion

Bulk Herbs

The most effective method to Use Bulk Herbs

Bulk herbs can be useful in a variety of ways. To get the most out of your herbs, you must first examine the structure. Is it safe to state they are a powder, whole or cut? Powders are commonly used in this case, either as a single spice case or as part of an equation. If the spice is whole or sliced, the next step is to determine which portion of the plant the spice comes from. Is it a root, bark, twig, leaf, or something else? To get the most out of your herbs, you'll need to approach each part of the plant differently. The following are some ideas for how to use bulk herbs.

Step-by-step instructions to utilize herbs:

What is the correct strategy to use for herbs, teas, extricates, colors, soups, treatments, ointments, eyewashes?

Spice Powders

Make your own capsules

Add to tea or other drink

Cooking—Add to your plans like you would a flavor.

Poultice or Compress

Use in creams, moisturizers, analgesics, treatments and other skin applications

Entire and Cut Herbs

This gets a bit riskier. The piece of the plant utilized as a spice assumes a major part in concluding how to set it up for use. The following is a rundown of planning techniques and the types of herbs to use with them.

Tea—Teas are ideal for the more sensitive herbs like leaves, soft foods grown from the ground. On the off chance that utilizing hard thick herbs like roots, twigs, stems, or hard berries, if it's not too much trouble, survey how to make a decoction, as these spice structures can likewise be utilized as a tea, but require longer soaking times.

Decoction—Decoctions take into consideration longer cooking time, ideal for the harder herbs like stems, roots, barks, hard berries and seeds. Drink the decoction like a tea, a foot douse, or even an eyewash.

Color—Tinctures are intense herbal concentrates (generally made with liquor) permitting you to accept more modest portions when contrasted with a decoction, tea, or standard powder. You need the herbs to be cut into little uniform pieces, harder herbs may be somewhat squashed.

Syrups and Gargles—Syrups, likewise called sharp flavoring or elixirs, are not