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centaury root

dandelion leaves

red wine

juniper berries

 

Cut 1 handful of European centaury root into small pieces, and mix with one handful of Dandelion leaves. Pour 1 liter of red wine over the plants, and cover. Steep overnight. The next morning, bring to a boil and simmer for 13 minutes.

 

Grind 3 juniper berries with mortar and pestle, add to the mixture and simmer for 3 more minutes. Allow to cool, strain and fill bottles that can be closed tightly.

 

Drink 1 liqueur glass of the tonic twice daily before a meal. This tonic is an excellent appetite stimulant and helpful for anorexia.

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