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"Man, holly is really having a moment. In addition to getting all kinds of attention in Christmas songs and being, of all the trees in the wood, the one that bears the crown, it&amp;#x27;s also supposedly here to help you combat your jealousy this holiday season. Via the Daily Mail, Bach Original Flower Remedy Holly is a mouth drop that can supposedly help manage your negative emotions and help you focus on the future, not jealousy. The key ingredient, holly, is meant to act as a remedy for negative and aggressive feelings directed at others, like jealousy. No word on whether the effectiveness of holly is linked to the fact that it rhymes with &amp;quot;jolly,&amp;quot; but here are some times you may need it during the next few weeks, aside from Christmas decorating: When your boyfriend spends way too much time talking to his hot secretary at the office Christmas party. When your little sister gets engaged. When your Facebook feed is littered with pictures of gifts from all your friends perfect boyfriends on December 26. (#luckygirl #blessed #barf) When your coworker comes back to the office after vacation with a tan and you&amp;#x27;re just carrying an extra three pounds of cookie weight in your ghost-white thighs. When your BFF&amp;#x27;s boyfriend takes down the tree and vacuums the carpet of pine needles without being asked, and your tree is still dying all over your floor come January 17. OK, OK, we all get a little jealous of silly things once in a while. There are definitely worse ways to deal with it than by taking a few drops of an herbal concoction (e.g., taking a few shots of a tequila concoction and throwing a temper tantrum), but, if you really feel like you need a remedy to deal with it, you&amp;#x27;ve got a problem that needs to be dealt with, my friend. Hey, jealousy: *How to Deal With an Ex Who&amp;#x27;s Trying to Make You Jealous *The 5 Secrets to Ease Your Jealous Partner *Is a Little Jealousy Ever a Good Thing?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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