Tincture Making 101

One of the most common questions herbalists receive is, “How do I make my own medicine with the herbs I’ve foraged or bought?” It’s a fair question, considering that simply consuming the plant may not fully unlock its medicinal qualities.

The truth is, there are numerous considerations when determining the best extraction and usage for each herb—more than can be covered in a single hour. However, mastering the art of tincturing is a fundamental first step in creating your own medicines and maximizing the bioavailability of your herbs.

Tincture making marks the beginning of many individuals’ exploration into herbal medicine. Yet, navigating through the plethora of conflicting information on the subject can be daunting.

So, let’s delve into the basics of tincture making together!

Join Deep Roots Herb School on Tuesday, May 7th for Tincture Making 101 and learn:

The fundamentals of tincture making: ingredients, equipment, and process.
The step-by-step process: preparing herbs, mixing with solvent, straining, and proper storage.
Dosage guidelines and incorporating tinctures into your health routine.
The significance of tinctures in herbal medicine.
Stick around for a Q&A session afterward to address any lingering questions.

Tincturing is indeed an art, and even grasping the essentials requires nuanced guidance. Luckily, you have a clinical-functional herbalist ready to assist you every step of the way!