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ADAPTOGENIC HERBS MOST COMMONLY USED IN AYURVEDA
Amalaki.Amalaki (Embelica officinalis), also commonly called amla, is known as “mother” or “nurse” in Sanskrit. It is known to be a super antioxidant and tonic for general debility and weakness. It pacifies sadhaka pitta, thus…
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AYURVEDA FOR WINTER SKIN CARE
1. Pay attention to your diet
Eat a diet rich in fresh seasonal vegetables and antioxidants. Generally in the Vata season, increase moist and nurturing foods. As Kapha Dosha may also be on the rise during mid to end of winter, be…
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INPUTS FROM AYURVEDA TO TRULY LOVE YOURSELF
1. Alone time.
Having always surrounded myself with people for much of my earlier life, I have grown to appreciate the value and importance of solitude more and more with time. As with any other relationship, we have to really spend…
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Healthy Digestion secrets from Ayurveda
1. Start your meal with a small piece of fresh ginger and a pinch of salt.
Ginger is an Ayurvedic herb with many wonderful digestion-promoting properties. It’s especially helpful for those of us who experience tastelessness or…
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AYUREVDA & MORINGA
Moringa is said to have a heating energetic effect, and its taste is heating as well as bitter. The plant carries the qualities of being light, dry, sharp, and fluid. It logically makes sense, based on these qualities and energetics, that…
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GUDUCHI & AYURVEDA
Guduchi Benefits and Uses:
The wide-ranging health benefits of guduchi make this herb a powerful multi-tasker. Guduchi stands out in the world of Ayurvedic herbs because of its ability to support so many different organs, systems, and…
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SINGLE HERB RASAYANA FOR EACH DHATU AS PER AYURVEDA
1. Haritaki
Latin name: Terminalia chebula
Tissue layer: Rasa dhatu
Haritaki works on all three doshas—vata, pitta, and kapha, and particularly on vata. It has five of the six tastes (all except salty). This is the fruit that the…
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AYURVEDA FOR MENTAL HEALTH
1. Increase Sattva and Practice Self Care
Recommended ways to improve Sattva route is to do Yoga or stretching, Pranayama and meditation.
Yoga: Find an experienced yoga practitioner online or try some stretches based on your…
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Self medication is even dangerous with Herbs
Although those of Indian origin tend to see Ayurveda as grandma’s wisdom-infused medicine, the reality is that Ayurveda is highly scientific in its approach to health and wellness. The well-developed rationales and principles underlying…
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AYURVEDA IS A COMPLETE HEALTH WELLNESS APPROACH
Its different than any other existing health approach
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