Probiotic Tonic

This recipe by Ariane Resnick, author of The Bone Broth Miracle: How an Ancient Remedy Can Improve Health, Fight Aging, and Boost Beauty calls for either flavored or neutral broth.

When Ariane’s family took probiotics in the 1980s, friends and neighbors thought they were insane. It was not yet the time to discuss the “healthy bugs” living in everyone’s intestines. Thankfully, that time for talking is now upon us, and probiotics are becoming well known as a necessary part of life. Whether you have intestinal issues, autoimmune illness, or just want to ensure your lasting health, your belly needs lots of healthy bacteria in order for you to thrive.

Combine probiotics with the gut-healing properties of bone broth, and you have a recipe for happiness inside.

Probiotic Tonic Recipe

(The Bone Broth Secret: A Culinary Adventure in Health, Beauty and Longevity)
  • Prep time: 3–5 minutes
  • Yield: 1 serving

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup liquid probiotics: unflavored kefir, unflavored kombucha, or fermented vegetable juice
  • 1 tsp. miso paste

Instructions

  • Heat broth until just warm.
  • Remove from heat and whisk in miso paste.
  • Add liquid probiotic and stir briefly. Be sure not to add probiotics to hot liquid, as that will kill the beneficial bacteria.

*Reprinted with permission from The Bone Broth Miracle by Ariane Resnick, Skyhorse Publishing

Bonus Gift from Hay House: 25 Additional Recipes

The Bone Broth Secret by Louise Hay and Heather Dane

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For a limited time, with your purchase of The Bone Broth Secret, Louise and I are giving away a booklet with 25 additional free recipes, including our So Smooth Skin Remedy. This is great for smoother, softer, firmer skin and reduces the appearance of cellulite. While we give you options to customize the recipe, it contains coffee essential oil (boosts the master detox antioxidant, glutathione), juniper and lavender as the base, along with sweet almond oil and bone broth.

Then we have options you can add, like turmeric and black pepper essential oil (anti-inflammatory and skin-healing stars), rosemary and sweet orange essential oil (another glutathione booster for detox).

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Heather Dane

As a coach, writer and recovered former executive, I understand the challenges of creating a balanced, healthy lifestyle when over-scheduled. In my journey to radiant health, I created a whole health system of eating, exercise, renewal and recharging -- a roadmap toward health & vitality. I empower clients to create their own whole health systems, in their own unique ways. I have seen amazing results in working with my clients!
On April 13, 2016   /   Articles, Recipes