Folk Medicine
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This 25$ class will be a common-sense guide, a show-and-tell of how easily herbs and other natural approaches can be integrated into daily life for personal benefit.
From simple oil infusions to finished salves, easy tincturing with locally available alcohol, and recipes and tastings of herbal vinegars, infused honeys, ferments, and pickled creations.
Start seeing the complexity in simple terms, with realistic goals to ground you day to day. Sometimes, it’s all in the mindset, so consider this class a potential reset for your today by learning what has been known all along.
The word folk comes from the Old English folc, meaning common people, a nation, tribe, or multitude. Some linguists connect it to an ancient Indo-European root meaning “to fill,” linking it to Greek plethos (multitude) and Latin plebes (common people).
This 25$ class will be a common-sense guide, a show-and-tell of how easily herbs and other natural approaches can be integrated into daily life for personal benefit.
From simple oil infusions to finished salves, easy tincturing with locally available alcohol, and recipes and tastings of herbal vinegars, infused honeys, ferments, and pickled creations.
Start seeing the complexity in simple terms, with realistic goals to ground you day to day. Sometimes, it’s all in the mindset, so consider this class a potential reset for your today by learning what has been known all along.
The word folk comes from the Old English folc, meaning common people, a nation, tribe, or multitude. Some linguists connect it to an ancient Indo-European root meaning “to fill,” linking it to Greek plethos (multitude) and Latin plebes (common people).
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423 S 600 W, Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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Host or PublisherNatural Law Apothecary
