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Menopause Mineral Vinegar

Updated: Feb 19, 2024

Traditionally known as "old sour puss vinegar" this is a herbal vinegar traditionally to support a womans transition through menopause. it contains many essential minerals such as calcium and iron


Menopause mineral vinegar is an excellent concoction of herbs that are immersed in vinegar to be sipped as a tonic in a glass of water with the option of adding in mollases for those in need of extra iron.


Famous herbalist Susan weed regenerated this traditional herbal remedy that has herbs that also help support liver health and can speed healing of wounds


mineral vinegar recipe



How to make Menopause mineral vinegar

Ingredients

  • Handfull of Yellow Dock leaves

  • Handfull of dandilion Leaves

  • Handfull of plantain leaves

  • Handfull of nettle leaves

  • 1 tbsp dried Rasberry leaves

  • Handfull of Red Clover flowers

  • 2 clean egg shells

  • 600ml apple cider vinegar

Method

  1. Fill a mason jar with fresh plant matter and shells

  2. pour the vinegar over it

  3. cover with a lid and leave for 6 weeks.

  4. strain and bottle



Tools

Large Mason Jar with lid

Bottles with lid

Strainer


 


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