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3 Lesser-Known Adaptogens and How To Use Them | Plant-Based | Well+Good
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1. Herbalist Rachelle Robinett teaches us about 3 herbs that you might not know are actually adaptogens, which support balance in the body and long-term stress relief. She teaches us how to make a herbal decoction (long-simmer tea) to sip on for maximum benefit. #adaptogens #herbalism #wellandgood
To make honey-roasted licorice sticks:
1. Soak licorice sticks in a honey-water solution for 2+ hours (or overnight for fullest saturation).
2. Bake for approximately 30 minutes at 175-200 degrees. Allow to dry overnight or dehydrate for 24 hours before storing.
To make the Adaptogenic Decoction:
1. Place licorice, ginseng root (or powder), cordyceps (root or powder), fresh ginger and/or any other herbs you’re loving and using into a large pot of filtered water. Toss in a handful of goji berries, if available.
2. Allow to simmer gently for at least 20 minutes (up to 2 hours).
3. Strain and pour into your favorite mug.
4. Cheers! Decoctions are concentrated so a little bit goes a long way. Store the rest of your tea in the refrigerator for up to 7 days.
*Honey-roasting licorice (and other herbal roots) is a technique from Traditional Chinese Medicine. While decoctions - long simmering teas - are global, this particular blend of herbs was inspired by TCM, which Rachelle has studied in apprenticeship with TCM practitioners, and her Herbalism educations.
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Well+Good believes that wellness and health should be attainable for all—and recognizes the many barriers that prevent that from becoming a reality. Sitting at the cross-section of trends, service, and evidence-based journalism, we work to inform, empower, and educate communities and individuals when it comes to fitness, mental health, beauty, food, relationships, finance, and all other ways your day-to-day impacts your ability to live well, while working to challenge the systems that could hold you (or others) back. Your well-being is a birthright. Wellness is how you get there.
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To make honey-roasted licorice sticks:
1. Soak licorice sticks in a honey-water solution for 2+ hours (or overnight for fullest saturation).
2. Bake for approximately 30 minutes at 175-200 degrees. Allow to dry overnight or dehydrate for 24 hours before storing.
To make the Adaptogenic Decoction:
1. Place licorice, ginseng root (or powder), cordyceps (root or powder), fresh ginger and/or any other herbs you’re loving and using into a large pot of filtered water. Toss in a handful of goji berries, if available.
2. Allow to simmer gently for at least 20 minutes (up to 2 hours).
3. Strain and pour into your favorite mug.
4. Cheers! Decoctions are concentrated so a little bit goes a long way. Store the rest of your tea in the refrigerator for up to 7 days.
*Honey-roasting licorice (and other herbal roots) is a technique from Traditional Chinese Medicine. While decoctions - long simmering teas - are global, this particular blend of herbs was inspired by TCM, which Rachelle has studied in apprenticeship with TCM practitioners, and her Herbalism educations.
Want more Plant-Based? Check out other episodes here:
About Well+Good:
Well+Good believes that wellness and health should be attainable for all—and recognizes the many barriers that prevent that from becoming a reality. Sitting at the cross-section of trends, service, and evidence-based journalism, we work to inform, empower, and educate communities and individuals when it comes to fitness, mental health, beauty, food, relationships, finance, and all other ways your day-to-day impacts your ability to live well, while working to challenge the systems that could hold you (or others) back. Your well-being is a birthright. Wellness is how you get there.
You can find Well+Good here:
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