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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2022 · 28 MIN

The Healing Power of Aromatic Medicine with Evan Sylliaasen

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The 3rd and final lesson in the free Botanical Resins Workshop Series is now available.  If you want to learn how to tap into one of nature's most potent and versatile plant materials and incorporate resins into your crafting, you don't want to miss this. When you learn how to add this powerful class of botanicals to your herbal or healing skillset, you can formulate some very powerful medicines and amazing aromatic creations. JOIN THE SERIES HERE In Lesson 3 you'll learn: The ins and outs of topical healing salves and the countless ways to use them How to make your own pine resin salve from start to finished product How to prepare a resin oil extraction step-by-step and the many body products you can make with them Which carrier oils make the best salve The healing, first aid, and respiratory benefits of pine resin And more!  You'll also get a stunning workbook for making your own resin salves, along with a simple recipe you can make as is, or use as a template for experimenting with adding different ingredients if you want to branch out and use other plants you love. Sign up today to watch the third free lesson and download the workbook and recipe. Enjoy!

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