Tincture or Tea? Understanding Herbal Preparations

Past event
Oct 14, 2021, 6 to 8 PM

Tincture or Tea? Understanding Herbal Preparations & Extraction Methods
with Liz Krushnic, clinical intern
online via Zoom (recording available to watch later if you can't make it live)

$0-$10
part of our community education series offered by our soon-to-be clinical graduates

Different methods of herbal preparation impact how herbs interact with the body. Why is marshmallow tea so much more soothing and demulcent when infused in cold water instead of hot? And why is a tulsi tincture made with a higher percentage ethanol so much more aromatic and potent than one made with 80 proof vodka, but not so for another plant? In this class, we will explore the most common methods of herbal preparations and the benefits and drawbacks of each, as well as how to pick an extraction method that meets your goals based on the actions and chemistry of a given plant.

Liz was inspired to become a student of clinical herbalism through a personal journey to better understand her own health. She is a patient and thoughtful listener and strives to connect clients to the innate wisdom and growing edges within their own bodies. Liz is excited to support folks in navigating a variety of health concerns, including digestive issues, sleep disturbances, immune support, stress, and more. She believes in plant medicine and nutrition as a means for people to have agency over their own health, and is excited to partner with clients on their health journeys in ways that feel most authentic to them.

Register here: https://vcih.square.site/product/tincture-or-tea-understanding-herbal-preparations-extractio[...]d=2

Vermont Center for Integrative Herbalism, Plainfield VT
vtherbcenter.org

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