Holistic and Kabbalistic

Thank you! Thanks so much for your help! Reply

Found it The herb Rabbi Friedman is referring to is called, "Ignatia Imara", and you can locate it through google search of that name. Reply

Attn: Faga Weiss I know a woman by the name of Tikvah Cohen in Tsfas, who is a naturopath, and Holistic practioner. I don't know just how good she is, since I live on the other side of the planet, but she is definitely a very kind woman, and G-d-fearing. Reply

As If Who is the author of the book As If and where can you purchase it? Reply

Ignatia I found Ignatia Amara at Vitacost.com, however, it is lactose based, and does not have a hechsher, so I imagine it is certainly not Cholov Yisroel...... Reply

Holistic Medicine I live in Israel- Tsfat. In Tsfat there are no holistic practioners - I have gone to those who say they know, but gornish. You mentioned a service in the U.S.where you can obtain a list of bonefide Homopathic Physcians - but you never gave the information as how to contact them; is there such a service in Israel?

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Ignacia Are you sure it's not Echinacea? I haven't yet heard the lecture, so I'll try to figure it out. Reply

ignacia? - holistic remedy for mourning During the second part of this shiur, Rabbi Manis Friedman mentions a remedy for mourning that sounds like, "ignacia". I cannot find it anywhere; does anyone know what it is or where I can find it? Reply