Slippery Elm Throat & Tummy Soothers
Home-Made Remedy Workshop
Date: To be announced
Time: 12:30PM – 2:30PM
Fee: CA$40.00
Location: To be announced
Slippery elm bark makes a good-tasting and throat-soothing compound that works on hacking coughs. It’s also wonderful for an agitated tummy or irritated digestive tract. Combined with the immune-boosting properties of local, raw honey, the benefits are doubled. First Nations people used slippery elm to make a nutritious gruel for babies. And opera singers in Europe used it to keep their voices sounding smooth. These tasty soothers can be combine with licorice root, Ceylon cinnamon, kelp, or marshmallow root powders as well for added goodness. I’ve had so many repeat orders for these helpful treats that I’d like to share them with you, so you can share as well.
All ingredients will be provided.
$40.00
ABOUT JENNIE
Jennie is a wild foods and medicinal plant forager, yoga instructor and outdoor guide with over 15 years of experience. She has been influenced by healing modalities from many teachers, including as apprentice to Will Endres; as a year-long student of yoga, yoga philosophy, science and pedagogy in India; and additional study under Esther Myers Yoga, Kripalu Centre for Yoga and Health, Sivananda Yoga (Canada, India), Amy Weintraub, Rodney Yee and Nischala Joy Devi.
Follow Jennie’s wild food journey on Instagram @realwildthing and see what’s in season to collect for your kitchen or medicine chest!
