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FA: $5.50 Herbs in Nutrition By Maria Geuter
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Herbs in Nutrition By Maria Geuter

Soft Cover, Bio-Dynamic Supplies, 2nd edition, 2nd printing, 1978, 126 Pages
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Maria Geuter devoted her whole life and energy to Anthroposophv. Having worked for many years 
looking after and feeding 'children in need of special care' her parti 
cular interest was in the growing and preparing of food able to nourish the soul and body of the 
growing child. For some years she had an acre or more on Broome Farm, 
where she grew herbs and seeds Bio-Dynamically. When she no longer had the physical strength to 
do this work, she put all her energy Into writing her book 'Herbs in 
Nutrition' and giving many talks all over Britain on various related subjects. Maria Geuter had 
a great flare for creating wonderful meals.

Having lived through two world wars and often having little to feed her family on gave her the 
chance to be inventive and she summoned all her artistic ability to her aid 
and 'worked wonders'. In the Cookery School at Clent she used often to tell her students ''If 
you present a meal beautifully then people are already half nourished by the 
appearance." "Herbs and spices are the greatest givers of life forces to meals." and "when ill 
or tired, a good herb soup can revive and stimulate ones flagging energies both 
in body and soul in a wonderful way.
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