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The Herbolic: 250 remedies sorted by ailment, with pictures, measurements and dosages
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250 REMEDIES · ORGANISED BY AILMENT · FULL-COLOUR

The Herbolic: 250 Powerful Remedies

  • 250 Herbal Remedies — teas, tinctures, salves, syrups and more
  • Exact Measurements — with a dosage for every remedy
  • Step-By-Step, In Colour — pictures on every recipe page
  • Your Own Apothecary — every remedy on a shelf, with its page
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THIS IS THE PHYSICAL BOOK

A full-colour printed book shipped to your door, with tracking on every order. Not a PDF or e-book.

How many remedies are in the book?

250 herbal remedies, organised by ailment: teas and infusions, tinctures and glycerites, juices and morning shots, syrups, capsules, salves, balms, creams, sprays and soaps, plus a section of natural personal care products like toothpaste, mouthwash, deodorant and a facial oil.

How do I find the right remedy?

Open the book to your new apothecary: shelves of labelled jars and bottles, grouped by ailment, each marked with the page its recipe is on. Turn to that page for the ingredients, step-by-step instructions, colour pictures, measurements and dosage.

Do I need special herbs or equipment?

Many remedies start with kitchen staples like ginger, turmeric, lemon, honey, apple cider vinegar and chia seeds. Others use herbs such as calendula, chamomile, lavender, yarrow or plantain, which you can grow, forage or buy dried. Each remedy lists exactly what it needs.

Is this a physical book or a download?

It's a physical, full-colour printed book, shipped to your door with a tracking number.

Can I use the remedies alongside my medication?

The book is educational and isn't a substitute for medical advice. Some herbs interact with medicines, so talk to your doctor or pharmacist before trying a new remedy, especially if you take prescription medication or are pregnant or nursing.

Who is the book for?

Anyone who wants to bring back the remedies our grandparents made at home: people curious about herbal medicine, gardeners and foragers, home cooks, and anyone looking after a parent or partner. It also makes a thoughtful gift.

How long does shipping take?

Orders are processed within 1-2 business days and usually arrive in about 8-14 business days. Every order comes with a tracking number.

What if it isn't for me?

You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Read it, try a few remedies, and if it isn't for you, contact us within 30 days for a full refund.

WHAT'S INSIDE

250 remedies. One apothecary on your shelf.

The remedies our grandparents made at home, back before apothecaries were replaced by pharmacies, with the measurements, dosages and steps to make them yourself.

THE APOTHECARY

Shelves Organised By Ailment

Open the book to your new apothecary: all 250 remedies on shelves of labelled jars and bottles, grouped by ailment, each marked with the page it is on.

IMMUNE & SEASONAL

Teas, Tonics & Fire Cider

Immuni-Tea, Amish Fire Cider, an Anti-Inflammatory Root Infusion, Blue Tea and Herbal Vitamin Bars for the colder months.

SKIN & WOUNDS

Salves, Balms & First Aid

Calendula and Comfrey Skin Salve, Yarrow Stop-Bleeding Powder, Arnica and Calendula First Aid Spray, a Cooling Herbal Gel for burns and the Anti-Itch Plantain Band-Aid.

PERSONAL CARE

Make Your Own Basics

Natural Herbal Toothpaste, Gum-Strengthening Mouthwash, a Natural Deodorant Stick, Herbal Facial Oil, Rosemary Hair Growth Spray and a Bug-Off Spray for summer.

EXACT AMOUNTS

Measurements & Dosages

Every recipe lists how much of each ingredient to use and how much to take, with notes on swaps and on starting small with a new herb.

EVERY REMEDY

Step-By-Step, In Colour

Ingredients, numbered instructions and colour pictures on the page, like the Gut Health Morning Shots: ginger, turmeric, lemon, apple cider vinegar and chia.

  • A woman in her kitchen holding up The Herbolic
  • A woman in her armchair holding The Herbolic
  • A woman at her kitchen island pointing at a page of The Herbolic
  • A man at his potting bench holding up The Herbolic
  • A woman in her herb garden holding The Herbolic
  • Two friends at a dining table holding up The Herbolic
  • A woman by her shelf of herb jars holding The Herbolic
  • A woman at her kitchen table holding up The Herbolic
  • A couple on their couch with The Herbolic

THE HONEST COMPARISON

Random search results vs. one trusted apothecary.

Same herbs, same kitchen. The difference is knowing how much to use, how to make it and how much to take.

FEATURE Searching Online The Herbolic
Exact amounts "A pinch", "a handful", or nothing Measurements on every remedy
Organised by ailment Scattered across a dozen tabs 250 remedies on shelves by ailment
Dosage Rarely stated How much to take, and how often
Pictures Stock photos, or none Colour pictures on every recipe page
Finding it again Bookmarks you never find again Every remedy listed with its page
In the kitchen A phone screen in a steamy kitchen Open on the counter while you work
Distractions Ads and pop-ups on every page None. It's a book.
Keeps Links that disappear On your shelf for years

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. Then it's on your shelf.

You don't have to change your whole routine. Start with one remedy this week and build your apothecary from there.

  1. Find It On The Shelves

    Open to the apothecary, find the shelf for what you need and note the page number next to the remedy.

  2. Gather The Ingredients

    Each remedy lists its ingredients with exact measurements, so you buy, grow or pick only what you need.

  3. Make It, Then Repeat

    Follow the numbered steps and colour pictures on the same page, then check the dosage for how much to use and how often.

IN THE KITCHEN

Made to be used, not shelved.

Keep it on the counter, next to the kettle and your jars, while you work.

  • A woman in her kitchen holding up The Herbolic
    250 remedies in one full-colour book
  • Hands pouring a golden salve into small tins with the book propped open behind
    Salves, balms and creams, step by step
  • A man reading the open book at his kitchen table
    Find it on the shelves, then turn to its page
  • The book on a kitchen windowsill next to potted rosemary, lavender and calendula
    Many of the herbs grow on a windowsill
  • The book half unwrapped from brown kraft paper
    A thoughtful gift for a parent or friend
  • The book open next to a saucepan of simmering herbs, ginger and cinnamon
    Teas, infusions and syrups start on the stove

The Herbolic is an educational book. It is not medical advice and is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Talk to your doctor before trying a new remedy, especially if you are pregnant or nursing, or take medication.