This book gives you over 70 simple, step-by-step recipes that turn common kitchen herbs into natural remedies for sleep, stress, digestion, immunity, and more. It’s beginner-friendly, beautifully designed, and ready to guide you toward real wellness—starting today.
Unlock the healing power of herbs right from your kitchen with Beginner Herbalism Made Easy, a step-by-step guide that shows you how to create natural remedies using simple ingredients like honey, ginger, garlic, and rosemary.
Written by Erinn McMurtrie, Home Herbalist and Holistic Health Coach, this book helps you:
Discover 21 healing herbs you can find at your local grocery store
Explore 70+ natural recipes for teas, infusions, honeys, oils, salves, baths, and more
Learn to prepare 10+ types of remedies for wellness and self-care
Gain a deeper understanding of holistic health and natural healing
Enjoy making medicine at home for yourself, your family, and friends
Whether you’re new to herbalism or simply curious about natural remedies, this book makes it easy and fun to start your journey. Transform your pantry into a source of wellness and bring the magic of herbs into your daily life with Beginner Herbalism Made Easy.
Simple, natural remedies anyone can make at home
Clear, step-by-step instructions designed for first-time herbalists
Practical methods inspired by herbal wisdom and supported by modern insights
Beautifully illustrated with an easy-to-follow layout
Sleep, digestion, stress, immunity, skin, joints, and more
Tips for making teas, infusions, steams, honeys, oxymels, and oils with everyday herbs
It’s a beginner’s guide, a remedy toolkit, and a trusted wellness companion—all in one.
Chamomile (in hand & jar) – Known for its calming properties, chamomile tea can help reduce stress, improve sleep quality, and ease digestive discomfort.
Rosemary (in infusion jar) – This aromatic herb supports circulation, boosts memory and focus, and adds antioxidant protection.
Turmeric (in small jar) – A natural anti-inflammatory, turmeric helps soothe joint pain, supports liver function, and promotes radiant skin.
Dried Parsley (in white bowl) – Rich in vitamins and minerals, parsley aids digestion, supports kidney health, and helps detoxify the body.
Immune-Boosting Herbal Broth – A golden, warming blend made with everyday herbs and roots that helps strengthen your defenses, soothe inflammation, and fight off seasonal infections naturally.
Herbal Antibiotic Elixir – Crafted from garlic, onion, turmeric, and other powerful botanicals, this traditional mix supports the body’s healing process and helps combat harmful bacteria.
Soothing Anti-Fungal Balm – A gentle, plant-based preparation designed to clear skin, nail, and foot fungal issues while nourishing and protecting without harsh chemicals.
Create natural remedies with herbs you already have at home
Turn common grocery-store herbs into teas, infusions, steams, and infused oils that restore balance naturally.
Find step-by-step remedies to boost immunity, improve sleep, ease stress, and support digestion.
Unlock simple herbal secrets for glowing skin, stronger hair, and overall wellness.
Learn natural, science-informed strategies for joint comfort, women’s health, and mental clarity.
Bestseller. Health. Wellness.
Most modern solutions focus on covering up discomfort.
But herbal remedies work differently…
They help your body activate its own ability to restore balance and well-being.
Beginner Herbalism Made Easy is your practical guide to creating natural remedies from simple, everyday herbs. You’ll learn how to prepare teas, infusions, steams, honeys, oxymels, and oils that support better sleep, stronger immunity, calmer digestion, glowing skin, and more.
With clear, beginner-friendly steps and over 120 easy-to-follow recipes, this book makes herbal medicine accessible to everyone—no special equipment or experience required.
It’s a gentle and effective path to wellness—rooted in tradition, guided by science, and designed for everyday life.
Try the book with confidence. If it’s not what you expected, simply return it for a full refund—no hassle, no stress.
Your order is shipped with care and tracking, so you’ll have it in just a few days—ready to start your herbal journey.
A beautifully designed, full-color paperback made for everyday use. Easy to read, practical to follow, and a guide you’ll be proud to keep on your shelf.
Organized by health issue for easy reference
70+ step-by-step recipes anyone can follow
Uses everyday kitchen herbs you already have at home
Rooted in tradition and supported by modern insights
Focuses on long-term wellness and natural balance
Safe, natural, and beginner-friendly
Random or unclear organization
Few or vague recipes
Complicated or hard-to-find ingredients
Not always based on proven knowledge
Focus more on quick fixes than real wellness
Can feel overwhelming for beginners
Erinn McMurtrie, HHC is a holistic health coach, mother, and artist passionate about natural healing. A graduate of the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, she has led over 100 group events and women’s circles, guiding people toward healthier, more balanced lives.
In 2013, after naturally healing her own ulcerative colitis, Erinn discovered her true calling: sharing her love for herbs, body wisdom, and the power of self-healing. Today, she inspires readers around the world through her work and her book Beginner Herbalism Made Easy.
Beyond her coaching and writing, Erinn enjoys painting, cooking wholesome meals, and spending time with her family. Her mission is to empower people to reclaim their health through simple, natural remedies.
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Have questions, feedback, or simply want to connect? Feel free to reach out via email — Erinn would love to hear from you!
Readers say
"If you want to get into making more holistic remedies this is the book you need. Very helpful and easy to follow"
"I just received the Beginner Herbalism Made Easy. I love that the recipes are simplified to 3, 4, or 5 ingredients AND can be found in most kitchens!…And easy to access from your local grocer. If needed, Erinn McMurtrie provides links to several of my favorite herbal resources. I’m looking forward to using these recipes and I can’t wait to blend my first herbal latte’! If you’re looking for modern, easy introduction into herbalism, this is first your choice."
"As a mother of 3, I am always looking for ways to help heal our children and ourselves holistically. This book was an easy read and I gained a wealth of knowledge that I feel confident being able to incorporate into our daily routine. I am most excited to learn how to make the various infused honey recipes, bath soaks, herbal broths, and infused oils. We homeschool, so it will be fun to incorporate the recipes and herb education with our kids. I appreciate the straightforward and easy to read text. I highly recommend giving this book a read!"
Unlike many herbal books that simply list plants and remedies, this guide focuses on practical, everyday use of herbs you already know. You’ll learn how to transform common ingredients like honey, garlic, lemon, or rosemary into powerful natural medicines—all explained in clear, beginner-friendly language.
Not at all! Most remedies in the book can be prepared with basic kitchen tools—a pot, spoon, jar, or strainer. The goal is to keep everything simple and accessible, so you can start right away without extra costs.
Some readers share that they feel improvements within a few days of trying these remedies. Of course, every body responds differently, so results may vary—but the recipes are designed to support wellness naturally and gently.
Yes! The book is written with step-by-step guidance and easy-to-follow instructions, making it perfect for complete beginners as well as those with more herbal experience. You’ll quickly gain confidence in preparing your own remedies at home.
Absolutely. You’ll find natural remedies for digestion, immunity, sleep, heart health, stress relief, and more—all based on everyday herbs that you can find at your local grocery store.
In many cases, yes. Herbal remedies can complement conventional treatments. However, it’s always best to check with your healthcare provider before combining them with prescription medication or ongoing therapies.