There is one best way for ayurvedic treatment of tonsillitis and that is formulated by Planet Ayurveda in which herbal remedies are used to treat this problem. These remedies are Tulsi Capsules, Immune Booster, Curcumin Capsules, Amalaki Rasayan and Amla Juice.
These Ayurvedic postpartum recipes will help restore balance to the body after childbirth. Print these recipes and ask them to cook for you.
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With the end of Winter and the beginning of Spring fast approaching, we find ourselves in the middle of what could be termed ‘Kapha Season’. Within the realms of Ayurveda (the ancient s…
These Ayurvedic postpartum recipes will help restore balance to the body after childbirth. Print these recipes and ask them to cook for you.
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In Ayurveda building your ojas means building up your healthy immune system. Learn what ojas are and how build them.
New Audio Version: LISTEN 🎧 to an audio Self-Abhyanga Guide (on Insight Timer) Express self-love and self-respect by lovingly anointing yourself from head to toe with warm oil. This practice is called Abhyanga. A daily Abhyanga practice restores the balance of all biological agents in and enhances well-being and longevity. Abhyanga especially enhances lymphatic drainage, blood circulation, feeds the microbiome living on your skin and most notably, pacifies the nervous system. Your skin is your largest organ plus it has more nerve endings than any other part of your body. So when you anoint oil on those nerve endings and massage them, it helps ground and strengthen the nervous system. A daily Abhyanga practice restores the balance of the doshas and enhances well-being and longevity. Regular Abhyanga is especially grounding and relaxing for the Vata dosha, but everyone substantially benefits from this practice. “The body of one who uses oil massage regularly does not become affected much even if subjected to accidental injuries, or strenuous work. By using oil massage daily, a person is endowed with pleasant touch, trimmed body parts and becomes strong, charming and least affected by old age.” Charaka Samhita Vol. 1, V: 88-89 (One of the Great ancient texts of Ayurveda) Full article on the many benefits of an Ayurvedic massage. Oils Used Sesame oil in winter/cold climate Coconut oil in summer or for those with sensitive skin. You can also use other oils like almond and macadamia, or whatever is locally grown to you, but the former two are primarily recommended by Ayurveda. If you can get your hands on an Ayurvedic medicated massage oil that is suitable for you, that will be beneficial. Warm up your massage oil. This will increase the effect and nourishing quality as the oil can penetrate deeper into the skin and tissues. The Power of Medicated / Herbalised Oil Medicated or herbalised oils are created when herbs are cooked into certain oils. This is different to just adding essentials oils to a base oil, which is not really an Ayurvedic medicated oil. When the oil becomes medicated, it becomes a “nano-medicine” which has the ability to enter the body on a deep level (suksma karma). Initially, it enters through the skin, then all the 13 Agnis (metabolic fires in the body) digest their particles from the herbalised oil and become stronger. As the skin metabolises the oil, every element, dosha, and tissue in our body is fortified through Abhyanga because it feeds, nourishes and strengthens the skin. How to Perform Self-Abhyanga Download The Printable Self-Abhyanga Poster Listen To A Self-Abhyanga Guide (Insight Timer) Notes on Performing Self-Abhyanga The main purpose of the strokes is to soothe and stimulate the tissues gently and pacify the nervous system. This also has an affect via the connections the skin has to all the inner organs and systems. Be gentle, not to deep or strong. Studies show light touch is more effective than deep pressure massage for the nervous system.(1) How Long to Leave the Oil On For Aim to leave to oil on for at least 10-20 mins, and up to 45 mins (this time is ideal) at the most. Minimum time to leave the oil on for is 8 minutes for the abhyanga to have its true effect. While you wait in between your abhyanga and washing it, you can do activities like meditate, yoga, exercise, read, prepare breakfast, clean the house, any activity that won’t get anything too oily. Washing oil off or bathing – It is important to wash or wipe off the oil afterwards so that the toxins that have been pulled out by the massage(2) are not reabsorbed. For this reason, leave the oil on for no longer than 1 hour. When Abhyanga is Contraindicated If you are sick with fever or cold If you menstruating, when you are menstruating During first trimester of pregnancy Audio in-person instruction as you do, via our Dinacarya course (Ayurvedic daily routine) on our Insight Timer Profile. Enjoy the nourishment you endow to your nervous system and the shield of armour you gain against stressors. 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These Ayurvedic postpartum recipes will help restore balance to the body after childbirth. Print these recipes and ask them to cook for you.
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Understanding the subtleties of your child's body type can help pave the way to a well-balanced childhood. By knowing what traits make your children who they are, you can also learn to identify behaviors they exhibit when they are out of balance. Once you become familiar with the normal traits of your child's body type, the abnormal or imbalanced traits will be obvious and treatable days or weeks before a symptom may arise.
Shilajit has a very complex natural formula where each of the ingredients may help with different health issues. Check our article for comprehensive analyses of each benefit it may carry.
Hiccups are the sudden spasmodic sounds coming from the throat. Hiccups start when the chest cavity gets suddenly contracted because of the irritation of the diaphragm, the muscular partition that divides the chest and abdomen. The contraction causes the soundbox to close temporarily, resulting in the characteristic hic sound of the hiccups. The hiccups are
If there is one meal that you heard of associated with Ayurveda, it's most likely kitchari! Given how healing it is for self-care and postpartum - we decided to share a simple starter recipe so you can master this delicious dish for your own wellness. Kitchari is an ancient Ayurvedic meal consisting of Mung beans and rice cooked into porridge. It is highly revered in Ayurvedic medicine as it is a complete protein, that is naturally anti-inflammatory, easy-to-digest and most suitable for cleansing and detoxing. A kitchari cleanse is considered an introduction to the Ayurvedic diet. In addition to realigning your digestive health, practitioners believe the cleanse can also help balance your doshas. During a kitchari mono-diet cleanse, you take a break from heavy and hard to digest food, and your body resets itself. This break for the digestive track is also most suitable during times of stress or postpartum, when the digestive fire is weakened after delivery. This healing kitchari is so nourishing and easy on the stomach and includes naturally balanced plant protein. It is the perfect healing, easy to digest meal when your body needs a break.PREP TIME10 minutesCOOK TIME45 minutesTOTAL TIME55 minutesIngredients1 Cup Moong Dal (split mung beans)1/2 Cup Basmati Rice, rinsedAbout 1 Tbsp. of Organic ghee or coconut oil1 tsp Cumin Seeds1 tsp. Mustard Seeds1/2 tsp. Ground Turmeric1 tsp. Ground Coriander1 tsp. Fennel Seeds1 pinch asafoetida (hing)A large 1 Inch Piece of Ginger, grated1 1/2 Cup Mix Veggies (If you know your dosha you can choose accordingly)5 cups Water1 tsp Sea Salt, plus more to tasteFresh coriander/mint/ chilli for garnishInstructionsWash the rice and dahl in at least 2 changes of water. Add the 6 cups of water to the rice and dal and add the hing in and cook covered until it becomes soft, about 20 minutesWhile that is cooking, prepare any vegetables that suit your constitution. Cut them into smallish pieces. Add the vegetables to the cooked rice and dal mixture and cook 10 minutes longer.In a separate saucepan, sauté the spices in the ghee/oil until they pop and become fragrant.Stir together to release the flavors. Stir the sautéed spices into the cooked dal, rice, and vegetable mixture.. Season with salt and serve with a handful of fresh herbs for garnish.
Kapha Imbalance leads to weight gain, lethargy, excess mucus and heaviness. Learn kapha pacifying diet, yoga, and pranayama.
Chest pain is discomfort or pain in the chest area. If the problem is related to the heart it is known as Angina Pectoris. Generally, chest pain occurs when the heart does not get enough supply of blood and oxygen. In Ayurveda, chest pain is known as Vaksha Vedana or Uras Vedana that is identified by tightness
Maintaining the unique balance of each of the doshas is critical to your health and well-being. In Ayurveda, the use of essential oils can help bring balance to the doshas. This post will cover the best Ayurvedic Essential Oils for each body/mind type.
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