By COLlive reporter
65 women attended a Tu B’Shvat program at the Chabad Center for Jewish Life in Indianapolis that featured a workshop “to give you easy and inexpensive tools to feel more empowered.”
Organized by Shluchim Rabbi Avrohom and Nini Grossbaum, the event was headlined by Sara Chana Silverstein, herbalist and author of the book “Moodtopia.”
Silverstein was the keynote speaker of the event where the women learned about the health and healing benefits of trees and discussed “why Hashem made women moody.”
She also made a guest appearance on Indy Style, Central Indiana’s live local lifestyle TV program where she explained that herbs can actually help with emotions.
Here is her list:
• Rose: If you have a broken heart
• Blue Vervain: For anxiety
• Skullcap: Used for nervous tension
• Lavender: For stuck sadness
• Oats: When you burn the candle at both ends
• Valerian: Stress out all the time
• Grapefruit: gives you a lift!
• Lavender: helps with sleep
• Ylang Ylang: gives energy and relaxes
• Rose: helps diffuse sadness
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Show me blinded placebo controlled studies to support these “treatments”
I am a neurologist and need to show us the data or you are selling snake oil.
Quote me the trials. The placebo effect is powerful 40% will feel better if you tell them they will feel better.
Agree with you both go bubby and zaidy
Go bubby and zaidy
BS”D Where does one get these herbs
Go bubby and zeidy
Legendary Shluchim. Always setting trends when it comes to innovative programming.
We are interested to know the herbalist opinion on Vaccines. Is there a herbal alternative? Thanks