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Archana Lal-Tabak, M.D. and Jim Lal-Tabak, Heart of Transformation Wellness Institute PC
Improving Family Health With Spices, Herbs, Teas, and Essential Oils
Herbs, spices, and essential oil extracts have been used for health and healing for thousands of years. The ancient system of Ayurveda (The Science of Life) uses herbs and spices in cooking and as medicinal preparations. Each herb and spice can be very specific to and individual because of their personal constitution. The Spice and Tea Exchange of Evanston has a wide selection of herbs and spices that have medicinal properties. Herbal teas also are very effective in balancing and restoring health. Come learn how to turn your food choices into healing support for your mind and body.
For more information, contact Jim 224-714-9593 or Archana 847-425-9355 or see http://www.bodymindmedicine.com/special-events–workshops
Donation $20.00 or what you can. All are welcome.
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