In Ayurveda, Dinacharya or the daily routine is an imperative part of any and all healthcare protocols. Having a consistent routine creates regularity in the body and in the mind. …
Although Ayurveda can get a bit complicated at times, I always feel that it is best to keep things simple and stick to the basics. If you avoid getting lost…
With the vast amount of wisdom that makes up Ayurvedic medicine, it is not too surprising that there are multiple guidelines when it comes to the “when”, “how” and “how…
As we go through life in search of better health and wellbeing, it is easy to become solely focused on the state of our physical body. Although there is no doubt…
Honey is considered amrita or healing nectar in the eyes of Ayurveda. With its long list of health benefits and unparalleled healing potential, honey has been used as both food…
Ghee, sometimes referred to as clarified butter, is an Ayurvedic staple in any kitchen. It is commonly used in cooking as a healthy alternative for oil or butter and added…
According to Ayurvedic medicine there are three main types of digestive imbalances, each one relating to a specific doshic imbalance. Since the digestive fire (known as Agni) is the ruler…
One of the most essential bits of information taken during any Ayurvedic consultation is the precise details of an individual’s bowel (aka pooping) habits. Being of such vital importance, it…
Ayurveda is an age-old science based on traditional holistic medicine from India. With more individuals seeking out natural treatment options, Ayurveda is slowly making its way into our mainstream society…
If you are even semi-familiar with the science of Ayurveda it is likely you have heard the term Kitchari being thrown around. Kitchari is an Indian dish commonly used as…