Food as Medicine Class Herbalism

Unlimited space for Live via Zoom. Use the coupon code Virtual for $10 off if you are not attending class in person.

Learn the medicinal benefits of many foods and spices in your home. After this class, you can use these foods to boost your immune system confidently. Support your family during cold and flu season using herbs/spices. There are many other helpful uses for herbs in the kitchen like supporting the digestive system, anxiety, and more!

You’ll learn the uses of common teas found in the store for medicinal purposes.

You will see demonstrations for 3-5 recipes for you to take home and use during the cold and flu season. (Take home items if attending live class Oct 7, 2023)

You will receive easy-to-make at-home recipes, handouts for the class, recipe cards, and a recording to watch later at your convenience.

You can access the classroom until Oct 1, 2024, but you can download all material for lifetime use.

You get up to 2 text questions in the classroom concerning acute care cold/flu health-related questions during the year that this course is open for free, a $70 value.

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