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SUBJECT 1: A little garlic question for you
SUBJECT 2: How well do you know your herbs?
SUBJECT 3: You know garlic. What about the rest?
PREVIEW: Fifteen questions, familiar herbs and a few surprises.

Hi there,

You probably have garlic in your kitchen. Ginger might be there, too.

There is a difference between recognising a plant and knowing how it has traditionally been used.

This herbal knowledge quiz gives you 15 questions about familiar ingredients and a few herbs you might not know as well. After each answer, you get a short explanation in plain words.

If it leaves you curious, you can explore The Herbal Remedy Companion and its illustrated sample pages afterward.

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SUBJECT 1: An herb you might not know yet
SUBJECT 2: Ginger is familiar. What about boswellia?
SUBJECT 3: There is always another plant to discover
PREVIEW: A small test of your herbal knowledge, with explanations along the way.

Hi there,

There is always another plant to get curious about.

Garlic and ginger are familiar names. Boswellia, passionflower and milk thistle may take a little more thought.

The herbal knowledge quiz brings familiar and less familiar plants together in 15 questions. Each answer includes an explanation, so a wrong guess can still lead to something interesting.

Afterward, you can take a closer look at The Herbal Remedy Companion if you want to keep exploring.

See how many you know:
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SUBJECT 1: What is the other herb doing in the blend?
SUBJECT 2: Turmeric gets the attention. What about its partner?
SUBJECT 3: Two herbs. A reason for each.
PREVIEW: A closer look at the purpose behind herbal combinations.

Hi there,

You have probably seen turmeric and black pepper mentioned together.

A list of herbs is one thing. Understanding why they are paired is much more useful.

The Herbal Remedy Companion follows 158 herbs from their main uses to the part of the plant, preparation and practical details. It also explores 49 combinations and the role of each partner.

There is a three-page Symptom Finder to help you find your way around, plus research explanations and kitchen notes beside the profiles.

The digital bundle includes the main guide and two bonus PDFs: Cooking with Herbs for Health and The Herbal Tea Apothecary.

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SUBJECT 1: Start with the problem, not the plant name
SUBJECT 2: Where would you look for a dry cough?
SUBJECT 3: A herbal guide you can find your way around
PREVIEW: A three-page finder helps you reach the pages you want.

Hi there,

Sometimes you know what you want to look up, but not which herb to start with.

A dry cough. Trouble sleeping. Sore joints. Those are the kinds of things people want to look up.

The Herbal Remedy Companion starts with a three-page Symptom Finder covering 70 symptoms and concerns. It points you to the relevant profiles and supporting pages, so you can explore the options in one place.

The 264-page main guide includes 158 illustrated herb profiles and 49 combinations, with directions, practical notes and explanations of each partner’s role.

You can view selected sample pages before deciding whether the book belongs on your screen or bookshelf.

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SUBJECT 1: A little more practical knowledge at home
SUBJECT 2: The useful details are the ones worth keeping
SUBJECT 3: Learn the herb. Understand how to use it.
PREVIEW: A place for the questions you would otherwise gather one at a time.

Hi there,

There is something satisfying about learning a practical skill you can return to.

If you enjoy learning practical things for yourself and your family, the small details matter.

Which part of the plant? How is it prepared? What does the partner herb add? Where do you start when you have a particular concern?

The Herbal Remedy Companion brings those questions together in a 264-page illustrated reference, with 158 herb profiles, 49 combinations and a three-page Symptom Finder.

The digital bundle also includes a cooking guide with 73 recipes and a herbal tea guide with more than 50 blends.

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SUBJECT 1: You can recognise it. But can you explain it?
SUBJECT 2: A quick look inside the spice cupboard
SUBJECT 3: The familiar name is the easy part
PREVIEW: The next question is where it gets interesting.

Hi there,

Open a spice cupboard and the names come easily. Garlic. Ginger. Turmeric.

A jar can sit on the same shelf for years without giving you much reason to think about it.

You know the name. You know the smell. You may even know a traditional use.

Then someone asks about the part of the plant, the preparation or its partner in a blend. Suddenly there is more to the familiar ingredient.

This herbal quiz follows that kind of curiosity through 15 questions. After each answer, you get a short explanation.

You do not need to know everything before starting. Finding something you did not know is part of the point.

Open the quiz and see what surprises you:
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P.S. A wrong guess still comes with something useful to read.

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SUBJECT 1: The ingredient list is only the beginning
SUBJECT 2: Would you cook from a list like this?
SUBJECT 3: The line a recipe cannot leave out
PREVIEW: A familiar kitchen habit offers a different way to think about herbs.

Hi there,

Imagine a recipe that lists every ingredient — then leaves out the method.

Flour, water, yeast and salt can sit together on a counter for hours. You still need to know what to do with them.

It is a useful way to think about a list of herbs, too.

The name is a starting point. The part of the plant, the preparation and the purpose give you more to understand.

This 15-question herbal quiz invites you to look a little closer at familiar plants and a few less familiar ones. Each answer has a short explanation in plain words.

Try it without treating it like an exam. You might leave with a better question than the one you started with.

Take a look at the herbal quiz:
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P.S. You can explore the illustrated guide afterward if you want to keep going.

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SUBJECT 1: Fifteen questions. How many will you know?
SUBJECT 2: A small challenge for the herb-curious
SUBJECT 3: Ready for a different kind of herbal quiz?
PREVIEW: No need to study first. That would spoil the fun.

Hi there,

If herbs already catch your interest, here is a small challenge.

Give yourself permission to guess.

This is a 15-question herbal knowledge quiz, not an exam you need to prepare for. It brings familiar plants and a few less familiar names together, with explanations after each answer.

Some questions may make you pause over something you have walked past in your own kitchen. Others may introduce a plant worth learning more about.

The score is part of the fun. The more useful part is noticing what you want to look up next.

If you enjoy it, The Herbal Remedy Companion gives that curiosity somewhere to go.

Try the 15 questions:
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P.S. See what you know before you read the explanations.

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SUBJECT 1: Before you put the kettle on
SUBJECT 2: Same herb. Another question.
SUBJECT 3: What would you do with the root?
PREVIEW: Recognising the plant leaves one useful question unanswered.

Hi there,

Picture a familiar herb on the kitchen counter. What would you do with it next?

Put a leaf, a root and a handful of flowers on a counter. They are all plants, but that does not make them the same ingredient.

Before reaching for the kettle, there is something to understand about what you have in front of you.

That small pause — asking a better question before doing something familiar — is a good habit for learning about herbs.

This herbal knowledge quiz gives you 15 questions about familiar and less familiar plants, with a short explanation after each answer.

You can explore the full preparation instructions in the guide afterward.

Start with the herbal quiz:
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P.S. Keep the curiosity. Let the explanations fill in a little more of the picture.

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SUBJECT 1: The answer is not the end of this one
SUBJECT 2: One herb can lead you to another
SUBJECT 3: A useful reason to be curious
PREVIEW: The best part might be the plant you decide to look up next.

Hi there,

Sometimes the useful part of a question is the question it leads to next.

You recognise ginger. Then you wonder about how it has traditionally been prepared.

You recognise turmeric. Then you notice the black pepper beside it.

You meet boswellia and realise there is another name to get curious about.

That is the pleasure of learning about herbs: each useful detail can lead you somewhere else.

This 15-question quiz gives you a simple way to start, with short explanations as you go. If you want more afterward, you can explore the guide and its sample pages.

Follow your curiosity into the quiz:
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P.S. There is no need to know every name before you begin.

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SUBJECT 1: You do not need to know the plant name first
SUBJECT 2: Is this only for people who know herbs?
SUBJECT 3: Start with the question you already have
PREVIEW: The finder gives you a place to begin.

Hi there,

“I would not even know where to start.” That is a fair question about a herbal guide.

A dry cough. Sore joints. Trouble sleeping.

You may know the question you want answered long before you know which plant to look up.

The Herbal Remedy Companion is organised to give you that starting point. Its three-page Symptom Finder covers 70 symptoms and concerns and points you to the relevant profiles and supporting pages.

Once there, you can read the purpose, the preparation, the partner herbs and the practical notes together.

You do not have to decide from a description alone. Look through the selected sample pages and see whether the layout makes sense to you.

See how the guide is organised:
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P.S. Start with a concern you already want to look up.

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SUBJECT 1: Twelve open tabs. One unanswered question.
SUBJECT 2: Still piecing it together?
SUBJECT 3: The answer was spread across five pages
PREVIEW: A name in one place. The directions somewhere else.

Hi there,

Ever finish an evening of searching with more tabs open than answers?

Picture the browser tabs.

One for the plant name. Another for the preparation. A saved post about a combination. A note you meant to come back to.

There may be useful information in all of them. The work is gathering it into something you can actually follow.

The Herbal Remedy Companion brings 158 illustrated herb profiles and 49 combinations into one reference, with preparation directions, research explanations and practical kitchen notes.

It gives those scattered questions a place to live.

The sample pages show you what that looks like before you decide whether the guide is for you.

Look through the sample pages:
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P.S. Think of the question you would like to stop searching for from scratch.

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SUBJECT 1: The small line you notice too late
SUBJECT 2: The instruction beside the ingredients
SUBJECT 3: This is where a useful book earns its place
PREVIEW: Whole seeds, chopped root or loose flowers?

Hi there,

You can have the ingredients in front of you and still be missing one useful detail.

Imagine getting everything onto the counter, then discovering the instruction you needed was never there.

Whole seeds or ground? Thin slices or a large piece of root? A fine filter or an ordinary strainer?

Those are small questions until you are the person trying to follow the page.

The Herbal Remedy Companion includes practical kitchen notes where they add something useful, alongside preparation directions and explanations of the partner herbs.

You can see the detail for yourself in the sample pages. It is one way to judge a herbal guide beyond the number of plants on its cover.

Take a closer look at the writing:
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P.S. When you view a sample, look for the detail you would want beside you in the kitchen.

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SUBJECT 1: What comes with the main guide?
SUBJECT 2: For the reference shelf — and the kitchen
SUBJECT 3: The other two guides in the bundle
PREVIEW: The digital offer includes three PDFs, each with a different job.

Hi there,

A reference book can start a question. Dinner gives you another reason to open a page.

Each guide in the digital bundle has a different job.

The Herbal Remedy Companion is the 264-page reference: 158 illustrated herb profiles, 49 combinations and a three-page Symptom Finder.

Cooking with Herbs for Health brings herbs into breakfast, lunch and dinner, with 73 recipes.

The Herbal Tea Apothecary gives you more than 50 blends, with ingredients and brewing directions to follow.

The $27.99 digital bundle includes all three as PDFs, with a 60-day money-back guarantee. You can look through the offer and selected samples before deciding.

See all three guides in the digital bundle:
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P.S. This link is for the digital bundle. The paperback is a separate purchase.

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SUBJECT 1: Will a digital herbal guide actually get used?
SUBJECT 2: A reference you can keep within reach
SUBJECT 3: The book question after the book question
PREVIEW: Think about where you would look something up.

Hi there,

It is worth asking where a book would fit into an ordinary day.

You do not need to imagine reading a reference book from the first page to the last.

Think of the next time you want to look up a plant, check a preparation or follow a combination.

The digital bundle gives you the main guide and both bonus PDFs to keep on your phone, tablet or computer. The three-page Symptom Finder and Combination Finder help you reach the relevant pages.

It is a reference to return to when you have a question.

Before deciding, look through the sample pages and think about the device you would use most often.

See the digital bundle and sample pages:
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P.S. One payment. Three PDFs. No subscription.

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SUBJECT 1: 1/5 — The cupboard is not the whole story
SUBJECT 2: A familiar jar. A different question.
SUBJECT 3: Where this herbal curiosity begins
PREVIEW: The name on the jar is only a starting point.

Hi there,

Imagine opening a cupboard and seeing the familiar jars: ginger, cinnamon, turmeric.

The familiar names are reassuring.

Ginger. Cinnamon. Turmeric. Perhaps a tea you have made for years.

Then you notice a second herb mentioned beside the first. Why that partner? What is it there to add? Does the preparation change?

That is where this short series begins. Each email will take one useful question a little further, from the blend to the practical details and the guide that brings them together.

You can already look at the sample pages of The Herbal Remedy Companion while we explore.

Here is the guide we will be looking at:
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P.S. In the next email: the partner that is easy to overlook.

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SUBJECT 1: 2/5 — What is the other herb doing there?
SUBJECT 2: The partner that is easy to overlook
SUBJECT 3: Look beside the familiar name
PREVIEW: A blend becomes more interesting when each ingredient has a role.

Hi there,

Take a familiar pair: turmeric and black pepper.

The first email started with the familiar names in the cupboard.

Now look beside one of them.

Turmeric and black pepper. Mullein and marshmallow root. A calming blend with more than one plant.

Naming two herbs is easy. Understanding the job of each partner takes you further.

The Herbal Remedy Companion explains the purpose behind the combinations it includes, rather than leaving you with a list of ingredients. You can follow the reasoning alongside the preparation and research notes.

That is the shift: a partner is another detail to understand, not simply another name to remember.

See how the guide explains the partners:
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P.S. Next: the step between reading about an herb and knowing what to do with it.

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SUBJECT 1: 3/5 — Then what do you actually do?
SUBJECT 2: The step the ingredient list leaves out
SUBJECT 3: Knowing the name was only the beginning
PREVIEW: The details matter most when the ingredients are in front of you.

Hi there,

Put the ingredients on the counter. Now comes the question that makes a page useful.

First we looked at the familiar herb. Then we asked about its partner.

Now imagine preparing it.

You want to know which part to buy, how much to use and what the directions mean when you are standing in your own kitchen.

Those questions are why the practical details belong beside the profile. The Herbal Remedy Companion includes directions and kitchen notes where they help you understand the ingredient and the method.

This is a useful way to judge the sample pages: can you find the details you would want before getting started?

A reference earns its place through the things it helps you look up again.

Look for the practical details in the samples:
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P.S. Next: how to find a relevant page when you know the concern, not the plant name.

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SUBJECT 1: 4/5 — You know the concern, not the herb
SUBJECT 2: The useful shortcut near the front
SUBJECT 3: Where would you start looking?
PREVIEW: A dry cough, sore joints or trouble sleeping can be a starting point.

Hi there,

Sometimes the question comes before the plant name.

Think of a concern you would want to look up.

You may not know a Latin name. You may not know which chapter would contain the herb. You simply want somewhere sensible to begin.

The Herbal Remedy Companion includes a three-page Symptom Finder covering 70 symptoms and concerns. It points you to relevant profiles and supporting pages.

From there, you can read the purpose, preparation and partner herbs together. The Combination Finder helps you follow the documented pairings.

It is a small part of the layout with a very practical job: helping you reach the page you came for.

See the finder and the pages it leads to:
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P.S. In the last email: what comes in the digital bundle, and a simple way to decide whether it is for you.

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SUBJECT 1: 5/5 — Is this the guide you would reach for?
SUBJECT 2: The offer, plainly
SUBJECT 3: One last question before you decide
PREVIEW: See the pages, understand the bundle and choose for yourself.

Hi there,

There is one question worth asking before adding any reference to your collection: would you use it?

Over these five emails, we have followed a simple trail: the herb, its partner, the practical details and a way to find the page you need.

The Herbal Remedy Companion brings those pieces together in a 264-page illustrated reference, with 158 herb profiles and 49 combinations.

The digital bundle includes the main guide plus Cooking with Herbs for Health, with 73 recipes, and The Herbal Tea Apothecary, with more than 50 blends. All three PDFs are included for $27.99, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

Look through the sample pages with a question in mind. Notice whether the writing and layout help you find your way. Then decide whether this is a reference you would return to.

Review the digital bundle and sample pages:
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P.S. This finishes the five-email introduction. The sample pages can help you picture how you would use the guide.

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