Kapala Bhati sometimes referred to as the “breath of fire” (although literally translated as “skull shining” breath), is known for just this- its ability to increase the Agni (digestion) in... read more →
Our 28 day journey is officially complete. However, after such an extreme process of cleansing and elimination, you must now take time to slowly incorporate in the foods you have... read more →
Turmeric, admittedly one of my most favorite herbs, is steadily becoming more and more popular here in the West. Whether used as a culinary spice or herbal medicine, this bright,... read more →
The holiday season is the time of year for friends, family, giving, and gratitude. However, it can also come with an increase in stress, exhaustion, eating, and of course drinking. ... read more →
As an Ayurvedic practitioner, I have been asked many of times about Ayurveda’s theory on eating meat. Overall it seems commonly believed that by eating an Ayurvedic diet, one should... read more →
In the world of Ayurvedic medicine, CCF Tea leads the way as a digestive remedy that is powerful, yet gentle enough for all dosha and body types to use on... read more →
Pranayama is the powerful practice of controlling one’s breath. The health benefits are quite substantial, and generally speaking, include healing the mind, the nervous system and the physical body. Since... read more →
In order to obtain optimal results after an Ayurvedic cleanse, one must utilize the appropriate steps in order to rejuvenate and energize the body and mind. If you miss out... read more →
If you are looking to cleanse the system, Ayurveda has countless methods to promote detoxification for both the body and mind. The Ginger Detox Bath is a great addition to... read more →
Castor oil is an age-old Ayurvedic remedy with quite a number of beneficial uses. Although it can seem too good to be true, this thick, sticky oil is not only... read more →