The Politics of Aging on Women and the Medicine to Treat It

The Politics of Aging on Women and The Medicine to Treat It

Talk It Out Radio host Nancy Kahn is in conversation with guest, Asara Tsehai, African Medicine Woman, on the politics of aging, the impact on women in society at large, and the medicine to treat it.

Asara has worked for decades to support the health & wellness, empowerment, and self-esteem of women, and sees their self-esteem, self-acceptance and joy being undermined by the mental imprisonment of anti-aging propaganda deeply conditioned throughout society.  Asara shines a light on how the second half of life can be the most fulfilling for women. Keep Them Guessing Your Age (myancienttreasure.com). 510-268-1720.

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Guest Asara Tsehai

Asara Tsehai plans to be fit, fine and fabulous at 100 years old and beyond, and believes that you can too. She believes in redefining and embracing ourselves at any age. As an African Medicine woman and healer for more than forty years, she has supported more than 10,000 women.  At 64 years young, she is living her best life and is a newlywed. Asara facilitates wellness retreats for women in locations held around the world, is a proud Chicago Stepper and recently danced for 30 hours over a period of four days.

Asara is the founder of Ancient Treasure, a wellness company for women from 40+ and leads a Whole-body Wellness Reset Course https://wholebodywellnessreset.carrd.co/

Talk It Out Radio: Sunday June 11, 2023, 7:00 pm on KPFA Radio (94.1 FM Berkeley and beyond) or livestream at kpfa.org.

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