Restore the use of Wild Plants in daily life for vibrant physical, mental, and spiritual health.
Providing a framework for safe and effective use as well as new insights to enrich the practice of advanced herbalists, he show.
Offering examples of ancient and modern uses of Wild Plants in each of the 3 classes--from Aromatic peppermint to Bitter dandelion to Tonic chocolate--Masé provides easy recipes to integrate them into meals as seasonings and as central ingredients in soups, stocks, salads, and grain dishes as well as including formulas for teas, spirits, and tinctures.
He reveals how Wild Plants regulate our heart variability rate and adjust the way DNA is read by our cells, controlling the self-destructive tendencies that lead to chronic inflammation or cancer.
He explains how Bitter Plants ignite digestion, balance blood sugar, buffer toxicity, and improve metabolism; how Tonic Plants normalize the functions of our cells and nourish the immune system; and how Aromatic Plants relax tense organs, nerves, and muscles and stimulate sluggish systems, whether physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual.
Blending traditional herbal Medicine with history, mythology, clinical practice, and recent findings in physiology and biochemistry, herbalist Guido Masé explores the three classes of Plants necessary for the healthy functioning of our bodies and minds--aromatics, bitters, and tonics.
These Plants are essential components of our physiologies--tangible reminders of cross-kingdom signaling--and key not only to vibrant physical health and prevention of illness but also to soothing and awakening the troubled spirit.
Restoring the use of Wild Plants in daily life for vibrant physical, mental, and spiritual health - Explains how 3 classes of Wild plants--aromatics, bitters, and tonics--are uniquely adapted to work with our physiology because we coevolved with them - Provides simple recipes to easily integrate these Plants into meals as well as formulas for teas, spirits, and tinctures - Offers practical examples of Plants in each of the 3 classes, from Aromatic peppermint to Bitter dandelion to Tonic chocolate As people moved into cities and suburbs and embraced modern Medicine and industrialized food, they lost their connection to nature, in particular to the Plants with which humanity coevolved.
Mase explains how three classes of Wild plants--aromatics, bitters, and tonics--are uniquely adapted to work with human physiology because people co-evolved with them.
Restore the use of Wild Plants in daily life for vibrant physical, mental, and spiritual health
