FIRE CIDER with AnnMarie Tedeschi

FREE offering...

Herbal Wisdom Practices

Offered by the Holistic Health Community in collaboration with the Morty and Gloria Wolosoff Foundation

FIRE CIDER

A FREE WEBINAR

Sunday, February 28, 2021

4 PM - 5:30 PM via Zoom

Come explore this age-old, versatile cold and flu remedy with herbalist AnnMarie Tedeschi. In this workshop, we will discuss how to make fire cider, a vinegar-based infusion of spicy roots, herbs and vegetables. We will talk about its many medicinal and culinary uses, its fascinating history and why the name Fire Cider can't be trademarked.. We will also cover different seasonal herbs that can be included for added benefit and variety.

After registering for the Zoom presentation, you will receive a confirmation email containing more information and the link to join the webinar. If you don't already have Zoom on your phone or computer, just go to zoom.us and download it for free.

Racial diversity within the field of holistic health is needed so that we each have an equal opportunity to prevent, care-for and treat ourselves, our families and our communities naturally and non-invasively. Herbs have been human allies since our beginning. However more recently this passed along knowledge has been missing for many, even though it is our birthright. That being said, we would like to make Herbal Wisdom Practices as accessible and welcoming as possible to the BIPOC community.

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The Holistic Health Community

AnnMarie Tedeschi has had a life- long affinity to nourish and support the people around her. Her passion as an herbalist is to empower people to understand the whole picture of their health and to make their own remedies. Also an artist, she enjoys the creative process of remedy-making and concocting formulas.

AnnMarie became certified in 2009 by Jane Bothwell at the Dandelion School of Herbal Studies in California while also completing Rosemary Gladstar’s home study course in the same year. From 2012-2015, she worked as the Product Manager at Tweefontein Herb Farm in New Paltz. During that time, AnnMarie also studied with Medicine Woman Kristen Avonti in Massachusetts. Most recently, in 2017, she studied botany and clinical herbalism with 7-Song at the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine in Ithaca.

AnnMarie currently runs a small business called Infinite Roots Herbal Creations, offering a variety of workshops, herbal health consultations, custom-made remedies and a local line of medicinal teas and other herbal products (including seasonal fire ciders) that can be found at the Kingston, NY Farmers market on Saturdays from May through November.

For more information, check out AnnMarie’s website: www.infiniteroots.org

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