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Bone Broth

3/23/2015

3 Comments

 

Bone Broths

Making large quantities of this broth can be a great idea if you suffer from long term skin issues. The herbs and digestible proteins are great for the general health of the skin and the broken down bone is full of essential nutrients that rebuild skin tissues and reduce inflammation in the skin.


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Ingredients
  • Whole chicken (organic)
  • 1tbs Apple cider vinegar 
  • Water (to cover chook)
  • 1 each of: carrot, celery, onion chopped
  • 1 tsp each of: ginger, garlic, parsley, turmeric

Method
In a slow cooker or large pot place a whole organic chicken (or lamb shank, osso bucco). Add  vegetables and herbs – these are antifungal, antimicrobial herbs.

Cover with water and 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar  and simmer for 6-24 hours. The longer you simmer, the stronger the breakdown of the bone nutrients.

Strain off and keep the liquid and keep this in a container as your broth. You will also be able to scrape off the flesh of the meat if you like to add some protein and a make a more filling soup.

Options
Use this for soups, stews or freeze in batches for later use.
A specific dose for skin health is ½ cup of the broth daily as a warm drink or as part of a meal.

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  • Home
  • Naturopathy
    • Meet our Naturopaths >
      • Sophie Lorback (Atkin) - Naturopath
      • Belinda McPherson - Naturopath
    • The constultation
    • Conditions We Treat >
      • Womens health
      • Allergies: seasonal and food
      • Digestive health
      • Childrens health
      • Sleep, stress and anxiety
      • Energy and fatigue
      • Pain and inflammation
      • Weight management
      • Headaches and muscle tension
    • Programs we offer >
      • Allergy Program
      • Drop A Size Weight Loss Program
      • Detoxification Program
      • Fertility and pregnancy
    • Naturopathic Testing >
      • Pathology testing
      • Food intolerance testing
      • NES Body Scan
      • Specialised Naturopathic Screening
    • Testimonials
  • Health Practitioners
    • Services on offer >
      • Kinesiology
      • Massage
      • Counselling
  • Book Online
  • Contact Us
    • Opening Hours
    • Privacy Act & Disclaimers
  • Resources
    • Workshops
    • Recipes >
      • DIY Home Remedies
      • Soups
      • Main meals
      • Salads
      • Snacks
      • Special Occasions and Treats
      • Drinks
    • Newsletters
    • Articles and information
    • Library