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Galangal Honey

Mel Galangae

Historical tradition – not medical advice, and no health or healing claims. more

Historical botanical drawing: Galangal
Galangal

Tradition (Hildegard's writings)

In Hildegard's tradition, galangal honey was associated with the stomach and with the heart and circulation.

Ingredients

Galangal root powder and honey.

Preparation

Stir galangal root powder into honey, warming the honey slightly if need be. For 5 %, use 1 tsp (5 g) per 100 g of honey; for 10 %, 2 tsp; for 20 %, 4 tsp; and for 30 %, 6 tsp per 100 g.

Sources & references

  1. Strehlow, Wighard: Die Hildegard-Naturapotheke. Heilmittel und Rezepte von A bis Z. Knaur Verlag 2014. S. 104.
  2. Strehlow, Wighard: Der Hildegard-Kompass. Die wichtigsten Heilmittel und Anwendungen. Knaur Verlag 2014. S. 50.
  3. Hildegard von Bingen: Heilsame Schöpfung. Die natürliche Wirkkraft der Dinge (Physica). Hrsg. von der Abtei St. Hildegard, Eibingen. Beuroner Kunstverlag 2012 (4. Auflage 2024). Cap. 1-13 (Galgant).
  4. Strehlow, Wighard: Die Hildegard-Heilschätze. Schafgarbe, Veilchen, Galgant, Bertram. Knaur Verlag 2018. S. 55 ff.
  5. Heepen, Günther H.: Das Heilwissen der Hildegard von Bingen. Gräfe und Unzer Verlag 2015. S. 76.

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More preparations using Galangal

Galangal Galangal and Ginger Salve Galangal and Raspberry Water Galangal Electuary Galangal Honey Purée Galangal Powder Galangal Tablets Galangal Wine

Historical tradition. The above describes how this preparation was recorded and used in the tradition of Hildegard of Bingen. This is cultural-historical information, not medical advice and not a health or healing claim, and it is no substitute for advice from a doctor or pharmacist. If you have health complaints, please consult your doctor or pharmacy.

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