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Herbal Teas for Lifelong Health: Storey's Country Wisdom Bulletin A-220

Von Kathleen Brown und Jeanine Pollak

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Herausgeber:: Storey Publishing
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ISBN:: 9781603423427
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Since 1973, Storey's Country Wisdom Bulletins have offered practical, hands-on instructions designed to help readers master dozens of country living skills quickly and easily. There are now more than 170 titles in this series, and their remarkable popularity reflects the common desire of country and city dwellers alike to cultivate personal independence in everyday life.

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Kathleen Brown

Author Kathleen Brown is an herbal teacher, writer, and gardener. She is author of Herbal Teas and has served as president of the Rocky Mountain Unit of the Herb Society of America. She presently lives in California.

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My introduction to herbal tea started many years ago when I was told, for health reasons, to limit my caffeine intake. The biggest problem was going out for coffee with friends and dealing with the local coffee shops that had no herbal tea. For years, I had to carry around tea bags in my purse and feel the scorn of waitresses everywhere when I requested only hot water, please. Sometimes they even made me buy the Lipton tea bag just to get the water!

During those early years, an avid herbalist friend tried to help me with those health problems I was experiencing. He suggested I make therapeutic herbal teas, with strange-sounding ingredients found only in shops on back streets — small dark places full of glass jars and really odd odors, the type of place you’d be likely to find eye of newt! But it was the beginning of a journey for me, not only my initial foray into the world of herbs but also an awareness of the part I could play in being responsible for my own health. There was no echinacea tea at the local supermarket then, and the process of finding and preparing the herbs to aid digestion, encourage sleep, or ward off a cold was challenging, a real adventure.

I’m actually thankful that I had the health problems I did early in my life. They started me down the path of lifelong learning about herbs and alternative medicine and, most important, forced me to adopt the habit of being responsible for my own health.

Happily, you’ve probably noticed that herbal tea is more available nowadays. Herbs are also more popular for mainstream consumers — they’re on the cover of nearly every magazine in the grocery checkout line, and even brand-name over-the-counter remedies sport the word herbal on their labels. Fortunately for all of us, but particularly for those of you just discovering the benefits of herbal tea who think it has to come in a bag, even fresh and bulk dried herbs are much more easily found, usually in well-lit health food stores on the main roads.

The healing, health-promoting teas in this book were developed by recipe goddess Jeanine Pollak, who really believes in having fun with herbs. You can tell that by the names she’s given them — If Only I Had a Brain Tea, and Ginseng Swing. The selection is focused on teas designed to enhance your daily vitality and sanity, and thus promote an active, energetic, healthy

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