Probiotic Immune Boosters
Probiotic Immune Boosters
Get ready to boost your immune system with some new techniques!
The foods you create in this course help boost your immune system and at the same time add new tastes to each meal. Think probiotic salad dressings, dips and vinegars. Something that can be added to any meal!
Learn how you can use the right healing foods to bring your microbiome back into balance. To help fight digestive issues, boost your energy and supercharge your immune system while also enhancing your food experience!
Because enjoying what we eat is a powerful cure in itself.
Probiotic Immune Boosters
Probiotic Immune Boosters
Course Curriculum
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StartIntroduction to Immune Boosting Probiotics (0:44)
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StartBenefits of Probiotic Vinegars (2:04)
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StartTutorial - How to make Fruit Vinegars (15:36)
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StartHerbal infused Oxymel - what and how to (0:36)
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StartHerbal Vinegars
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StartNEW! Shrub - fruity vinegar drinking syrup
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StartWhat to Do with Vinegar & Vinegar Mothers
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StartHoney Garlic Ferment
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StartTutorial - How to make Probiotic Salad Dressing (6:30)
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StartMilk Kefir - Tahini - Mustard Dip (1:51)
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StartFire Cider (0:56)
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StartBlue Garlic - good or bad? (0:35)
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Instructor
Alexis first stepped into the world of fermentation in Mozambique. Her stomach was struggling to cope with all the foods her body was not accustomed to. Locals urged her to place her trust in fermented corn drink, called Maheu, claiming it would help her digestive system acclimatize to the foreign bacteria. Always open to try new things, she took their advice and realized that there was more to this sour, tangy drink than she thought. Eight years later, she’s travelled to 43 countries and counting and her gut’s microbiome is the core of her calling. She has collected techniques, understandings and the bacteria and yeasts themselves in order to share the traditional practices of fermentation through interactive workshops, webinars, and online courses. Alexis has studied gut-health and explains the link of the gut-brain connection through the use of fermented foods. She gets her participants to relook at the good old saying 'you are what you eat' (or rather 'you are what you digest') as well as 'follow your gut feeling'.
Why Edible Alchemy?
Edible - you can eat it, and Alchemy - the same philosophy as the alchemists; turning normal things into gold! Here at Edible Alchemy, we change basic foods into more valuable foods. For example, fermented foods are more valuable in their taste. Think of how a normal cabbage can turn into a rich sauerkraut or kimchi. Fermented foods are also more valuable in the amount of time they can last and can be even stabler than their raw ingredients. Aged cheddar anyone? Depending if you are making of buying ferments, we can see fermented foods also are simply more valuable in terms of price in most cases, such as a bunch of grapes that ferment into a bold, round wine. Depending on your desired outcomes, fermented foods can have an appreciable amount of alcohol, which if that is your goal, they too become valued in these qualities. lastly, but not at all least, fermented foods are valuable in nutritional benefit for our bodies!
Fermented foods are nutrient dense foods, which means PACKED with vitamins, nutrients and often with probiotics which help us breakdown our foods better, gain energy, strengthen our immune systems and better our digestions. That's only the tip of the iceberg here. Check out more throughout the courses we have here and see what tantalizes your tastebuds and makes your microbiome (your internal fermentation vessel) get excited and happy!