Have you heard of medicinal vinegars? Join community herbalist Sarah Samms Velazquez to explore the art and science of three traditional medicinal vinegars: fire cider, four thieves' vinegar, and Amish elixir. Learn what they are, how they are used and how to make them. You will have the choice to make one of the three listed vinegars to take home, along with a full understanding of its properties. All materials are provided.

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Traditional Medicinal Vinegars: What They Are & How to Make Them – Pittsburgh Botanic Garden

Sarah Samms Velázquez is a storyteller and community herbalist whose work focuses on destigmatizing the human experience by encouraging us to reach out to nature for the sense of belonging we all need, especially right now.
In addition to Sarah's community herbalism work, she is also an essayist, poet, a radio journalist for Inside Appalachia, the founder of The Medicine House, an avid hiker, a music nerd, an art dabbler, and a traveler of mother earth's wonders and society's underbelly. Find more about her work at: www.ssvelazquez.com

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