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Amish Remedies Book

Nell Hartshorn's Amish Guide to Home Remedies

★★★★★ 4.9 | Based on 2,137+ Reviews

Ruth Cooper

“I grew up with simple home remedies like these, but I had forgotten how to prepare most of them. Nell explains everything so clearly, and I love that she also tells you when a home comfort is enough and when it is time to call the doctor.”

Ruth Cooper ★★★★★

📖 47 pages of old-fashioned remedies made from what's already in your kitchen
🍵 Comforting teas with peppermint, chamomile, dandelion, ginger, cinnamon and cloves
🍯 Traditional syrups, infused honeys and oils, prepared step by step
🥔 “Don't Throw That Away” — potato water, watermelon rind, beet tops, onion, avocado seed
👵 Generations of Amish wisdom, with clear notes on when to call a doctor

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menu_book What's Inside the Book?

47 pages of simple, old-fashioned home-remedy wisdom

Comforting teas made with peppermint, chamomile, dandelion, ginger, cinnamon, and cloves

Traditional syrups, infused honeys, and oils prepared step by step

Practical “Don’t Throw That Away” ideas using potato water, watermelon rind, beet tops, onion, and avocado seed

Gentle household comforts, safety guidance, and clear advice on when to call a doctor

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2137+ Downloads 4.9★ Average rating Old-Fashioned Remedies Made Simple Remedies People Have Forgotten 2137+ Downloads 4.9★ Average rating Old-Fashioned Remedies Made Simple Remedies People Have Forgotten

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Carol Bennett

1h ago

Nell, this book brought back so many memories of the simple remedies my mother used to make. Everything is explained clearly and with such care.

Mildred Jenkins

4h ago

The “Don’t Throw That Away” chapter is my favorite. I never knew there were so many useful ways to use things I normally toss out.

Nancy Hughes

2d ago

I tried the peppermint tea after supper and really enjoyed it. I love having all these old-fashioned kitchen comforts written down in one place❤️

Virginia Morgan

3d ago

Finally, a remedies guide that is simple and sensible. I especially appreciate that Nell explains how to use each recipe safely.

Betty Sullivan

5d ago

Nell, your remedies and little kitchen tips are wonderful. It feels like sitting at the table with an old friend who truly wants to help.

Helen Parker

1w ago

The potato water tip changed how I make soups! Such a simple but brilliant idea. Thank you, Nell!

A Few of my Favorite Remedies

Chamomile Tea

🌼 Chamomile Tea

A warm cup of chamomile is one of Nell’s favorite ways to slow down after a long day. The flowers are steeped under a covered cup for ten minutes, helping keep their gentle aroma inside.

It is traditionally enjoyed for restless evenings, worried thoughts, or a fussy stomach after supper. Add a little honey, carry it somewhere quiet, and make it part of your evening routine.

Potato Water

🥔 Potato Water

Nell never pours away the cloudy water left after boiling plain potatoes. The soft starch gives it a smooth, comforting texture that can be enjoyed warm or saved as a rich base for homemade soups.

It costs nothing extra, reduces kitchen waste, and gives an everyday ingredient a useful second life. Use only clean, firm potatoes and plain unsalted water, and keep the extra refrigerated for up to two days.

Honey-Garlic in a Jar

🍯 Honey-Garlic in a Jar

This old-fashioned kitchen comfort uses only peeled garlic cloves and honey. The cloves rest in the jar for about a week, slowly softening while the honey becomes thinner and pleasantly garlicky.

Nell’s family traditionally enjoys a spoonful by itself or stirred into warm water when a throat feels scratchy. It is simple to prepare, keeps for months in the refrigerator, and is ready when colder weather arrives.

A note on safety. The remedies in this guide are traditional household comforts, not medical treatment. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Talk to your doctor before trying something new — especially if you are pregnant or nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition. Never give honey to children under one year old.

Testimonials

Frances Mitchell

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"This book brought back so many things my mother used to prepare when I was young. I especially enjoyed the chapters on comforting teas and honey remedies. Everything is explained in simple language, and Nell is careful to include sensible safety advice too."

Frances Mitchell

Barbara Robinson

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★★★★★

"I was surprised by how many useful ideas were made from things already sitting in my kitchen. The peppermint tea, potato water, and honey-garlic jar were especially interesting to me. It feels practical, warm, and easy to follow without being overwhelming."

Barbara Robinson

Joyce Campbell

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★★★★★

"Reading this guide feels like sitting at the kitchen table with someone who has spent a lifetime learning these old household comforts. I appreciate that Nell explains what each recipe is traditionally used for, how to prepare it, and when it is wiser to speak with a doctor."

Joyce Campbell

Frequently Asked Questions:

check_box What kinds of remedies are included?

The guide includes comforting herbal teas, infused honeys, homemade syrups, herbal oils, useful ideas for kitchen scraps, and traditional household comforts passed down through generations.

check_box Is this really only $17.90?

Yes — for the launch only. The price returns to $35.80 after the timer ends.

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Instant digital download (PDF). Delivered to your email within seconds of purchase. Works on phone, tablet, laptop, Kindle.

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This is a digital ebook. You will receive instant access after purchase and can read it on your phone, tablet, computer, or Kindle-compatible device. No physical book will be shipped.

check_box What if I don't like it?

You are covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. If the guide isn't right for you, email us at support@nellhartshorn.site within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. You keep the free bonus guide either way.

check_box Do I need unusual or expensive ingredients?

No. Most recipes use simple ingredients you may already have at home, including honey, garlic, peppermint, chamomile, onions, potatoes, cinnamon, ginger, and everyday herbs.

check_box Are the remedies difficult to prepare?

No. Most use only a few familiar ingredients and are explained with clear, step-by-step instructions, preparation times, and storage guidance.

check_box Is this medical advice?

No. This guide shares traditional household comforts for general educational purposes. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and it does not replace advice from your doctor. If you are pregnant or nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition, speak with a healthcare professional first.

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