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144 likes SAVE ARTICLEYour Body in Winter
Early winter starts in late November and lasts through mid January. As the days grow shorter, they grow colder as well. As your body prepares for the drop in temperatures, you find yourself craving heavier foods
130 likes SAVE ARTICLEKapha individuals are naturally loving, supportive, and stable. Kapha can be compared to a swan or a tortoise. Kapha people make pleasant companions and loyal friends. They have an amazing ability to nurture.
Underneath their calm constitution, howe
102 likes SAVE ARTICLEWhich Ayurvedic body type are you? Vata, Pitta, or
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61 likes SAVE ARTICLEAre you ready for constipation relief?
Taking triphala every night during the fall is a great start.
It may also help with the gas and bloating that ten
57 likes SAVE ARTICLEThe Symbol of Western Medicine
Healing demands that we find and clean our wounds and disordered behaviors. The subtleties of healing, to the ancients, was symbolically represented by a snake. Snakes are hidden - they catch you by s
40 likes SAVE ARTICLEEach day when you look in the mirror, your skin gives clues about your health. In just a few moments, you can learn vital information about your digestive health, stress levels, quality of sleep, and much more. The skin actually mirrors what's happening i
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40 likes SAVE ARTICLERoutine is the foundation of a well-lived life. Routine creates simplicity, perspective, and helps you stay organized. Lack of routine creates instability, confusion, and an inability to identify the cause from the effect. A good routine supports your abi
30 likes SAVE ARTICLEPerhaps in recent years you have heard about a phenomenon called "oil pulling." Oil pulling has long been encouraged in Ayurveda as an important way to start your day and keep the mouth clean. Oil pulling involves swishing around a little bit of warm sesa
29 likes SAVE ARTICLEPreventative medicine is one of Ayurveda's greatest strengths. Preventative medicine in Ayurveda is based upon several pillars:
Awareness of your body
Recognizing imbalances early
Knowing how to change your diet and lifestyle to
26 likes SAVE ARTICLEFor most people, if you have to breathe through your mouth, your exercise routine is too intense. In Ayurveda, consistency is usually better than intensity. If you overdo it, you'll hurt your body and find it harder to keep up the pace.
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22 likes SAVE ARTICLEThe Old Names of Diseases
Have you ever caught a cold? Do you know the new name for the common cold is "rhinovirus?" Over the past 150 years, many diseases have been given new names.
Before Louis Pasteur proposed the germ the
19 likes SAVE ARTICLEStarting your day with vigorous exercise in the morning can stimulate circulation, wake up the mind, and wake up your metabolism. It can ensure that you have a hearty appetite by breakfast and can help prepare your mind for the day ahead. Here is a sequen
18 likes SAVE ARTICLEBrowse our extensive selection of tinctures
Tinctures are a great way to take herbs that is effective quickly. They are an alcoholic preparation of a sing
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Ayurveda offers you practical lifestyle tips to ensure that, whatever the goa
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14 likes SAVE ARTICLEHow Do You Experience Your Body?
Every nerve, bone, and muscle has a name. Cut open a cadaver and you'll find the universe of Western anatomy, the pieces and parts all meticulously identified by modern medical science. This advance
14 likes SAVE ARTICLEWhy Black Pepper is Powerful
If you analyze black pepper you might discover some disappointing news: statistically, black pepper isn't that powerful for curing diseases. Your sense organs tell a different story. How do you know tha
13 likes SAVE ARTICLEAyurveda recommends taking a bath or shower each and every day.
Ideally, bathe in the morning after light exercise and prayer / contemplation.
Here are 5 reasons why bathing is essential for your health:
1. Bathing Improves Circulation
11 likes SAVE ARTICLEMany times people think of staying healthy in terms of deprivation or torturing their body. In fact, it is quite the opposite. Taking care of your health is about gentleness and nurturing. It should feel good and comforting to take care of yourself. Be ki
10 likes SAVE ARTICLEOne of the nicest, easiest ways to get yourself going in the morning is to splash cool water on your face. This not only gently cleanses the face, but it also refreshes the mind and skin. It's also very easy to do on days when you are pressed for time or
9 likes SAVE ARTICLEAs the summer warms your body, blood flushes your sun-kissed cheeks with a red rosy hue. Your rosy cheeks are a sign that capillary beds are dilated near the surface of your skin, to help disperse excess heat in your blood. In summer, your skin relishes w
7 likes SAVE ARTICLEAyurveda renames diseases as feelings, uses herbs as adjectives, and describes anatomy with the experiences you have of your body. In all of these examples, the uniting theme is that Ayurveda uses adjectives to describe diseases, treatments, the body, and
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