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Garlic Syrup

November 21, 2019 J Ciccolella
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I spent the day making garlic syrup, elderberry syrup, and fire cider.  I thought I’d share the recipe for garlic syrup. The syrup includes raw garlic, raw apple cider vinegar, and raw honey. All are helpful when it comes to building immunity and fighting off bacterial invasions. In combination they include vitamin c and antioxidants, kill bacteria, and suppress coughs.  This can easily be made vegan by swapping coconut nectar for the honey. In our home we take this at the first sign of a cold, finding it to be very effective at keeping us healthy all season long. 

 

Garlic Syrup

 

1 lb. peeled garlic bulbs

3 cups distilled water

3 cups organic raw apple cider vinegar

Put everything in a Vitamix or blender to dice garlic

Pour into a 2-quart mason jar

Cover with a plastic lid (apple cider vinegar will corrode metal) and give it a good shake

Let sit for 4 days in a warm spot - shaking several times a day

Add 1 cup organic glycerin, let sit 1 day

Strain

Add 1 cup raw honey and stir until incorporated

(vegans omit honey add 1/2 - 1 cup coconut nectar)

Store in a cool place.

 

Dosage:  1 tablespoon, up to 3x per day after meals as a preventative or taken at the first signs of a cold.  

**(I’ve taken this on an empty stomach and felt a wave of nausea that lasts a few seconds. I can tolerate it in a smaller 1 teaspoon amount without food). 

  • Makes a tasty dressing or marinade

  • Recipe from Michael and Lesley Tierra founders of East-West School of Planetary Herbology

  • Coconut nectar may be used instead of raw honey to make it vegan.

In Cold and Flu prevention, Recipes Tags cold and flu prevention, immunity, apple cider vinegar, Garlic syrup, garlic

5 Tips to Manage Acid Reflux

October 4, 2019 J Ciccolella
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  1. Apple cider vinegar:

    Dilute and drink through a straw to avoid erosion of tooth enamel

    1 tsp to 6 oz water

    Seems to work best for those with low stomach acid

  2. Ginger tea:

    Is soothing to the stomach and reduces stomach acid and inflammation

  3. Kimchi:

    Rich in probiotics which aid in digestion

    Use a very small amount (1 teaspoon)  about 5 minutes prior to each meal 

  4. Chamomile tea:

    Anti-inflammatory effects on the stomach and duodenum

    Carminative and antispasmodic

  5. Fennel tea:

    Anti-inflammatory phytonutrient anethole can relax the stomach walls

    Soothing to the stomach

Check with your Dr. for contraindications if you are on any medications
In Herbs Tags Acid reflux, sour regurgitation, fennel, chamomile, ginger, kimchi, apple cider vinegar, stomach acid, anti-inflammatory

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