Herbalism:Herbal Medicine Making Bootcamp Certificate Course

Name: Herbalism:Herbal Medicine Making Bootcamp Certificate Course
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How to Make Herbal Bitters, Extracts Infused Oils, Infused Honey, Syrups, Balms, Salves, Compresses and Salves

Created byJennifer Schroeder

Last updated 12/2023

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What you'll learn

How to Make Herbal Medicine
Benefits, useage and how to make herbal extracts
Benefits, useage and how to make herbal Infusions and decoction
Benefits, useage and to make Infused oils
Benefits, usage and how to make herbal balms
Benefits, uses and how to make herbal salves
Benefits, useage and how to make herbal honeys
Benefits, useage and how to make herbal bitters
Top herbs for tea infusions including benefits and herbal properties
Top herbs for herbal extracts including benefits and herbal properties
Top herbs for making herbal oils including benefits and herbal properties
How to Make Herbal Bitters, Benefits and Useage
How to assemble and make an herbal first aid kit

Course content

4 sections • 69 lectures • 4h 16m total length

Introduction0:31
Introduction to the course.
What is Herbalism?2:37
Discussion of what herbalism is today and how it has evolved over time.
Herbal Medicine Warnings and Precautions1:35
Discover precautions for using herbs and why you should consult a doctor before taking herbal medicines, especially for pregnancy or children.
Herbalism Definition Cheat Sheet2:00
Use the herbal terms and definitions cheat sheet as a print-ready reference throughout the course. Learn how each herb or herbal action works to make tinctures and teas with confidence.
Herbal Actions3:05
What are herbal actions and why are they important to know.
Adaptogens1:48
Analgesics2:10
Explore analgesic herbs like lavender, rosemary, peppermint, eucalyptus, and valerian, their topical and internal uses, and how these remedies ease headaches, muscle pains, and scalp irritation.
Anti-Fungal Herbs2:07
Anti-Inflammatory Herbs2:00
Learn to use anti-inflammatory herbs, applied topically, to relieve skin inflammation and restore balance with calendula, lavender, chamomile, plantain, and chickweed in balms and oils.
Antimicrobial Herbs2:19
Anioxidant Herbs2:15
Anti-Viral Herbs2:08
Anti-Spasmodic Herbs2:23
Building your Materia Medica5:18
https://www.swsbm.com/ManualsMM/MatMed5.pdf Link to Michael Moore Free Materia Medica

Herbal infusions4:51
Learn how herbal infusions extract herb benefits, from mild teas to longer infusions, and how to use herbal oils for ingestion or topical applications.
How to Make Herbal Infusion3:03
How to Make an Herbal Decoction2:34
How to make an Herbal Decoction.
Nervine Vs. Adaptogen2:26
The differences between Adaptogens and Nervines
Ginger Tea5:51
Benefits of Ginger as a n herbal tea.
Lavender Tea3:39
Benefits of Lavender Tea.
Valarian Root Tea4:29
Benefits of Valerian Tea
Star Anise Tea4:48
Benefits of Star Anise Tea
Chamomile Tea3:59
Benefits of chamomile Tea
Ashwagandha Tea4:29
An overview of Ashwaganda and ashwagandha tea benefits.
Echinacea Tea4:53
Explore echinacea tea and its three varieties (padilla, papaya, angustifolia), and how they support immunity, fight infections, and offer antiviral benefits. Learn brewing with flowers, leaves, and roots as infusion or decoction.
Catnip Tea2:43
Benefits of Catnip Tea
Peppermint Tea3:02
Peppermint Tea and its benefits
Rosehip Tea2:47
Benefits of Rosehip Tea.
Stinging Nettle Tea3:59
Benefits of Stinging Nettle Tea.
Hibiscus Flower Tea4:07
Hibiscus flower tea benefits and useage.
Types of Oils3:57
Different Types of Oils that are reccommended for making herbal infused oils.
Benefits and Uses of Calendula Infused Oil4:09
Benefits and Uses of Arnica Infused Oil3:59
Benefits and Useage of Rosemary Infused Oil3:15
Explore rosemary infused oil, a versatile topical and culinary infusion with itchy scalp relief, dermatitis support, hair growth benefits, reduces systemic inflammation, and uses in cooking and skincare.
Benefits and Useage of Comfrey Infused Oil3:43
Explore comfrey infused oil for topical healing, including torn ligaments, sprains, fractures, and joint pain, made from dried comfrey roots or leaves, using fractionated coconut or almond oil.
Benefits and Useage of Lavender Infused Oil3:26
Benefits of Mullein Infused Oil4:18
Explore mullein and how to make mullein infused oil from dried flowers. Learn its applications for earaches in children, mouth ulcers, insect bites, swelling, postpartum healing, and wildcrafting safety.
Benefits and Useage of St. Johns Wort Oil3:38
Explore Saint John's Wort infused oil, used in balms and salves, as a massage oil to ease muscle soreness, and its uses for congestion, sinus relief, sunburn, and insect bites.
Benefits and Useage of Chapperal Infused Oil2:29
Chapparal Infused Oil Benefits
Benefits and Useage of Chickweed Infused Oil2:51
Discover chickweed infused oil, a topical antiseptic for rashes, rheumatism and arthritis, and wound healing, usable in balms, salves, baths, and congestion relief.
How to Formulate Herbal Infused Oils6:45
How to properly formulate herb to oil ratio when making herbal infused oils.
Demonstration: How to Make an Herbal Infused Oil6:54
How to Formulate Herbal Balms3:19
Learn to formulate herbal balms by combining one cup of infused oil with two ounces of beeswax, shea or cocoa butter, and essential oils, then store in wide mouth containers.
Anti-Itch Herbal Balm Recipe and Formulation5:44
Develop an anti-itch herbal balm using calendula infused oil, oat straw, chickweed, and comfrey to calm and heal itchy, irritated skin from bites, dermatitis, or dry skin.
Burn Relief Herbal Balm Recipe and Formulation4:54
Learn a burn relief balm recipe with calendula, lavender, Saint John's Wort, and comfrey leaf oils. It supports healing for sunburns and burns, with salve form and careful use.
Arthritis Pain Herbal Balm Recipe and Formulation4:39
Boo-Boo Herbal Balm Recipe and Formulation4:10
Headache Relief Balm Recipe and Formulation2:59
Learn to make a headache relief balm with lavender infused oil and beeswax, plus optional peppermint essential oil for temple or wrist relief.
How to Formulate Herbal Salves4:44
How to Make Herbal Infused Honey4:51
How to MAke Herbal Infused Honey Products.
How to Make Herbal Compresses and Poultices5:15
How to Make Herbal Compresses and Poultices.

What are Herbal Extracts?4:21
Explore extracts, the most concentrated herbal products, and how alcohol or vinegar pulls medicinal compounds from herbs. Learn solvent options, including vodka, brandy, or apple cider vinegar, plus kid-friendly flavors.
Benefits and Useage of FeverFew Extract3:59
Feverfew Herbal Extract Benefit and Useage.
Benefits and Useage of Comfrey Root Extract3:10
Benefits and Useage of Holy Basil Extract2:24
Benefits and Useage of Elderberry Extract2:49
Benefits and Useage of Echinacea Extract3:55
Benefits and Useage of Chamomile Extract2:50
Explore chamomile extract as a fast-acting anti-inflammatory, carminative, antispasmodic, and anti-anxiety remedy for colds, insomnia, teething pain, irritability, gas, bloating, and minor burns or rashes.
Benefits and Usage of White Willow Extract2:13
Benefits and Usage of Golden Seal
Benefits and Usage of Goldenseal Extract2:31
Benefits and Usage of California Poppy Extract2:11
Benefits and USeage of California Poppy Extract
Formulating Extracts4:13
Demonstration: How to Make an Herbal Extract4:38
What are Herbal Bitters1:05
How to Make Herbal Bitters for Digestion5:59
How to Make Herbal Powders and Capsules5:05
How to make and use herbal capsules and powders.
Formulating Herbal Products7:57
Learn to formulate herbal products by defining the primary goal (such as immunity), selecting two to three herbs, choosing a single herbal action, and planning dispensing, dosage, contradictions, and storage.

Requirements

No prevous experience or requirements are No previous Experience is Required for this Courseneeded for this course

Description

In this course you will learn:

How to Make Herbal Medicine with tried and true recipes and procedures from a practicing herbalist. You will learn how to formulate recipes for herbal medicines, including herbal extracts, infused honey products, infused oils herbal bitters, and herbal teas. By the end of this course, you will be proficient at understanding herbal medicine products and how to make them with confidence.

What herbalism is today
Careers in Herbalism
Herbal Actions and How to Understand and use them
Common Herbalism Terms and Definitions
How to Formulate Herbal Medicine
Specific natural medicine-making techniques used by practicing herbalists
How to Make Herbal Extracts
Top Herbs for Making Herbal Extracts
How to Make Herbal Bitters
How to MAke a Digestive Bitter
How to Make Herbal Teas
Top Herbs for Making Herbal Teas
How to Make Herbal Infused Oils
Top Herbal infused Oils to Make
How to Make Herbal Balms and Salves
How to Make an Anti-Itch Herbal Balm
How to Make a Headache Relief Balm
How to Make a Boo-Boo Balm for Cuts and Scraps
How to Make a Burn Balm/ Salve
How to Make Herbal-Infused Honey
How to Make an Herbal First Aid Kit
Basic skills and techniques for incorporating herbs into your daily routine

By the end of this course, you will be able to make your own Herbal Extracts, Bitters, Salves, Balms, Infused Oils, Infused honey, and more. You will have a general understanding of the basis of herbal medicine and where to obtain quality herbs and roots for your medicine making.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to learn how to make herbal products
Anyone interested in learning more about herbalism and how to incorporate it in to their daily life
Anyone curious about herbalism and the different products that can be made from plants
Anyone interested in becoming an herbalist
Anyone interested in making herbal medicine

Herbalism:Herbal Medicine Making Bootcamp Certificate Course

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Course content

Introduction14 lectures • 32min

Herbal Infusions37 lectures • 2hr 32min

Herbal Medicine Making: How to Make Extracts16 lectures • 59min

Herbal Medicine Making Bonus - How to Make an Herbal First Aid Kit2 lectures • 13min

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