
Learn to make elderberry syrup to boost immunity, with a 1:3 basic or 2:4 potent recipe, then simmer, press, strain, and refrigerate—optional ginger, honey, and spices.
Explore five benefits of shea butter for eczema, hair protection, wrinkles, stretch marks, and babies. Use unrefined, raw shea butter to maximize these effects.
Master a start-to-finish whipped body butter using a three-ingredient base, including butter and coconut oil. Use a double boiler method and refrigerate to set, with optional essential oils for scent.
Learn how to reduce greasiness in your formula using thickeners like arrowroot and tapioca. Adjust the butter to oil ratio to improve whipping and texture.
Learn to turn sea moss from raw to a jelly-like gel for immune boosting, by rinsing, soaking four to eight hours, straining, and blending with water.
Below is a description of the fun recipes you'll be learning step-by-step how to make in this course
Learn to Make Elderberry Syrup
Elderberry has become an essential item in many homes around the world.
European elder (Sambucus nigra), also known as elderberry, is beneficial for the prevention and treatment of influenza and upper respiratory infections. Elderberry is anti-viral. It is a fast-growing, deciduous North American shrub that can reach up to 12 feet with flowers and berries. The berries and flowers of elderberry are packed with vitamins and antioxidants that boost your immune system, helping to tame inflammation, lessen stress, and protect your heart. Elderberry is excellent to help prevent and ease cold and flu symptoms. Immune Boosting is the way to go!
Learn to make Sea Moss Gel
Sea moss a nutrient-dense superfood is Sea moss, an alga that has been scientifically proven to promote healthy weight loss, help you build lean muscle, rev up energy and metabolism as well as boost your immune system! One serving of sea moss provides most of the vitamins and nutrients your body needs in a day to be its healthiest. Irish Sea moss, commonly referred to as Chondrus Crispus, is a type of red algae native to the Atlantic shorelines of the Caribbean Islands, North America, Europe. Sea moss has become increasingly popular due to Dr. Sebi’s teachings on the healing properties of sea moss.Sea Moss is rich in amino acids, vitamin c, vitamin A, omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and minerals. It contains 92 of 102 minerals that our bodies need like zinc, iodine, iron, and more! Because it is mucilaginous (sticky and thick) it helps soothe mucus membranes in the body and helps your body get rid of any excess mucus.
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