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Forgotten Home Apothecary by Nicole Apelian
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Forgotten Home Apothecary

Health and medicine
Print length
288 pagesGlobal Brother, 2024

Description

Forgotten Home Apothecary collects 250 remedies derived from traditional apothecary formulas and arranges them for direct household reference. Instead of developing a broad history of herbal practice, the book guides readers toward a particular shelf, condition, and recipe, emphasizing ingredients and step-by-step preparation. A respiratory section, for example, includes formulas intended for concerns such as sore throats and coughs, including a cough syrup. The organization is designed for readers who want to locate a remedy without moving through extensive background material first. Its appeal lies in the scale of the recipe collection and its simple, task-oriented format, which treats the home apothecary as a working manual rather than a continuous narrative.

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1 / 5

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2 / 5

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Book details

For the print edition listed above.

Publisher
Global Brother
Language
English
ISBN
9798988024095
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