Medicinal and Herbal Ghee from the Art of Home Herbalism Online with Brittany Wood Nickerson

The Art of Home Herbalism Online: www.thymeherbal...
An introduction to the practice of using medicinal herbs and whole foods
to heal yourself and others.
Brittany Wood Nickerson's introductory herbal apprenticeship is designed to introduce you to the world of western herbalism and give you the tools to be an effective and empowered home herbalist. It will strengthen your relationship with your natural environment, your home and self-care routines, and your overall health and vitality. In this year-long course, you will have the opportunity to learn through video tutorials, audio recordings, and at home activities and reading assignments. Learn to incorporate the art of herbal medicine into your life!

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Wonderful information Brittany!

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one thing to look out for is that a lot of butter actually has added food coloring to make it look more yellow because the milk used to make the ghee was lacking a lot of nutrition.

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This is just a sampling of the whole process of making Ghee from my online course. :-) There are a lot of great online resources for Ghee, and this video is to show a sampling of what is provided to online students with my online Art of Home Herbalism course. Thanks!

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Ghee should never boil.