This is a nourishing broth to have over the cooler months to help support your immune system. The ginger and turmeric have excellent anti-inflammatory properties. Dried nettle leaves are available from your health food store. Think of this drink when you have a cold or flu virus - it will do you loads of good. You can make the bone broth using organic chicken bone broth powder. I always keep a packet of this in my pantry. 

​I was making this soup and thinking that Jewish people have known the nourishing and nurturing benefits of a good bone broth for centuries. You may or may not have heard of late how good bone broths are for you, especially for gut disorders. A great cookbook to look at for further broths (stocks) is Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon. This is my recipe for you to try. (Just a little note on bone broths - if you have histamine intolerance then bone broth won't be suitable for you.)