Category: Experimental Herbalism

Geum urbanum – An exploration of Therapeutics

Geum urbanum illustration

Some time back in the summer, I made a video on Wood Avens (Geum urbanum) and processed some of the root into tincture. I promptly forgot about it until the middle of November. But because of computer problems I only got round to making the video now. So here’s the video on my impressions of Geum. I wanted this video to be very much an exploration of my sensory experience […]

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Distillation Surprise: An Azulene Dream

Azulene Floral Wate/Hydrolait

Sometimes it is a surprise to actually get great results when I make medicines. Not because I usually get poor results, but when things ‘go to plan’ and work in practice as they should work in theory, it’s a lovely surprise. Take today; for the first time, I made a floral water of German Chamomille (Matricaria recutita), as part of the process of making a Chamomille tincture (For those that […]

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