The Key to Winter Wellness
Herbal Secrets For A Resilient Cold & Flu Season
A Webinar With Rosalee de la Forêt
Rosalee de la Forêt is author of Alchemy of Herbs, co-author of Wild Remedies, creator many online courses, and a registered herbalist in the American Herbalists Guild. She teaches worldwide and is host of the Herbs with Rosalee podcast and YouTube channel.
This webinar is hosted by John Gallagher of LearningHerbs.
🧭 The Key To Winter Wellness is Rosalee's brilliant roadmap for applying The Art of Herbalism to cold and flu care. In this free webinar, you’ll discover her tried-and-true remedies and prevention strategies to keep you and your family healthy and resilient all winter long.
- Get Immediate Results with Herbs: Learn how to use powerful herbs like elderberry and echinacea for instant relief from colds and flu, helping you confidently apply your herbal skills.
- Replace Over-the-Counter Meds Naturally: Swap artificial, symptom-masking medicines for potent remedies like fire cider and garlic oil that genuinely support your body’s healing process.
- Simplify Your Herbal Journey: We’ll show you how to use versatile herbs like chamomile, peppermint, and elderflower, making your herbal journey easy, fun, and incredibly effective.
- Learn Dosage & Preparation: Get step-by-step guidance on preparing remedies like Astragalus Immune-Boosting Chai, Elderberry Syrup, Echinacea Throat Spray, Marshmallow Root Tea, and Garlic Ear Oil for maximum results.
- Ensure Safe & Effective Healing for Everyone: Learn how to use gentle herbs like chamomile and elderflower safely for all ages, ensuring your whole family stays healthy.
- Prevent Recurring Illness & Fully Recover: Discover how adaptogenic herbs like astragalus can strengthen your immune system and help you break free from the Cycle of Sickness in your home.
🌼 Plus, you’ll receive a free PDF during the webinar, featuring The Key to Winter Wellness chart, recipes for Four Thieves Vinegar, an At The First Sign tincture blend, an herbal throat spray, an immune-boosting syrup using 3 common kitchen herbs, and a guide on making your own electrolyte blend for recovery.
