Botanical Guide
Resilience Patterns
Which herbs suit which pattern, how people prepare them, and answers to the questions we hear most.


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Botanical Guide
Which herbs suit which pattern, how people prepare them, and answers to the questions we hear most.
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Pattern 1
Simmered into soup ahead of winter, to build up for the season.
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Kept for the first sign of feeling run down.
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For the chest.
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An Australian bush leaf for a daily cup through the cooler months.
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A woodland mushroom simmered into tea through the change of season.
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Simmered into soup ahead of winter, to build up for the season.
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The glossy red mushroom, taken steadily to feel well resourced.
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Taken in courses through heavy work or slow recovery.
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An Australian bush leaf for a daily cup through the cooler months.
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A woodland mushroom simmered into tea through the change of season.
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Taken in courses through heavy work or slow recovery.
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A hardy Arctic root for the demanding seasons.
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Taken steadily over weeks, in seasons that ask a lot.
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Simmered into soup ahead of winter, to build up for the season.
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The glossy red mushroom, taken steadily to feel well resourced.
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A mineral-rich spring tea, taken daily at the change of season.
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The glossy red mushroom, taken steadily to feel well resourced.
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An Australian bush leaf for a daily cup through the cooler months.
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Simmered into soup ahead of winter, to build up for the season.
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A tea blend, an echinacea liquid extract and a propolis manuka spray.
Apothecary Tea
A four-herb tea of eyebright, elder flowers, plantain and ginger.
Apothecary Tea
A gently sweet tea of marshmallow leaf, licorice, thyme and ginger.
Luxury Tea
A spicy tea of cinnamon, licorice, ginger, orange and rooibos.
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