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Every wednesday from April 14th, Maxine will be working at the Sydney Health and Fertility Clinic in Manly, Victoria Avenue.  Easy access I look forward to seeing you to ward off the winter blues:)

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Be the medicine woman of your family
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"The art of medicine consists in amusing the patient while nature cures the disease."Voltaire (1694 - 1778)

Maxine Haigh-White, 
Medical Herbalist
BHM, ADwHM, DN, DBM 
PostGradHSc(Herbal Medicine)
mNHAA, mATMS, mANTA
M:  +612 405699212
T:   +612 99485430

email:  info@kitchenmedicine.com.au


Not so long ago the main source for our veggies was not a huge supermarket or shopping mall, but from the local market, greengrocer or our garden/allotment.  Supermarkets are a relatively new phenomena.  Beforehand we would use the friendly (or not so!) grocer, butcher, the baker and candlestickmaker.

From ancient times herbal remedies and foods have been used to treat ailments, of all kinds, from mild to chronic.  Chewing a clove was the main remedy for toothache - and it stills works!!!

The family kitchen was a most valuable resource as the first stop 
medicine chest.  The importance of passing this information on to our children and friends cannot be emphasised enough.  By checking out the contents in your cupboard, fridge-freezer, windowsill or 
garden you too can be the 'medicine woman/man' or your family! 

Herbal teas, chicken soups, syrups, lozenges, shakes, sprays, compresses, poultice, sitz bathes, washes, basic supplements and certain foods are all important items and ingredients for your medicine cabinet certaining as follows:

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Onion, garlic, oats, horseradish, star anise, basil, cinnamon, ginger, mint, rosemary, apples banana, figs, grapes, licorice, grapefruit, lemon, apple cider vinegar, grapefruit peel, guava, watermelon, carrots, celery, cucumber, potato, honey, thyme, chamomile, echinacea, lemon balm, lavender, capsicum, shitake, soy beans, chilli, wasabi, seaweed sheets, Blueberry, Cranberry, Strawberry, Bilberry.  Dandelion.  Zinc, Vitamin C, Slippery Elm, Psyllim husk, Salt, Ginger, Milk.

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Health Action  * Balgowlah * Sydney * 2093 * info@kitchenmedicine.com.au