Recipes for Spring to stay balanced and healthy. These vegetarian recipes are based in Ayurveda, the ancient Indian science of natural medicine. These recipes include Mung Soup, Celery Soup, Mixed Vegetable Bhaji and Millet, Asparagus and Tofu (or Pumfu) Casserole.
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Read MoreYour yoga practice should change with the seasons. Shake off Winter stagnancy and detoxify with Spring Yoga. Understand which poses and practices will help you stay healthy and balanced in Spring.
Read MoreRelease winter stagnancy and renew yourself this spring with diet, lifestyle and Ayurveda. Understand why we may need a Spring cleanse. Find tips for Spring colds and allergies. There is a link for a Spring yoga video.
Read MoreDigestion is crucial for good health. There are many ways to improve Agni, the fire of digestion and clean out toxins. These light and easy to digest soups are a great way to give your digestive system a rest and improve Agni. These healthy recipes are quick and easy to make.
Read MoreIn Ayurveda and Yoga, the heart, not the mind is considered the seat of intelligence and wisdom. The heart is also known as the energetic center of the body where different physical, mental and energetic pathways converge.
Read MoreDo you want to stay healthy and balanced in the winter? These are health tips for nutrition, activities and self-care that keeps you strong in the cold weather.
Read MoreAre you looking for balance? Do you have low energy? Do you need to reduce stress? Balance is essential to true health and wellness. Most of us spend our lives seeking balance. Both Yoga & Ayurveda have the concept of balancing out the energies of the Sun and the Moon. Find out how to cultivate increased vitality and relaxation.
Read MoreDo you want to boost your immunity this winter? Here are some simple tips to stay healthy.
Read MoreDo you want to be healthy? Do you want to prevent disease? Learn about the three main causes for disease in Ayurveda. Knowing these causes of illness can help you to avoid and mitigate certain actions.
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Read MoreReduce the effects of aging and promote health, harmony and longevity. Prana, Tejas and Ojas are important concepts in both Yoga and Ayurveda. The three energies are subtle forms of Vata, Pitta and Kapha. These energies must be balanced otherwise you can deplete yourself.
Read MoreCarrot-Ginger soup is a perfect fall soup that is easy to make. This recipe is vegetarian with vegan options.
Read MoreWith rich food and larger company, it is easy to overload your digestive system during the holidays. Here are six simple tips to enjoy the festivities, without feeling deprived, while maintaining a healthy balance.
Read MoreDo you want to reduce stress and improve your overall health? Abhyanga is a traditional self-care (dinacharya) practice in Ayurveda. This massage with warm oil can be received both as a treatment or practiced as a self-massage. Abhyanga is one of the best ways to calm your nervous system (Vata dosha), creating a sense of calm and groundedness.
Read MoreDo you want to reduce stress and anxiety? Learn the top ten ways to relax and lower stress with Ayurveda.
Read MoreFall in the Hudson Valley is upon us. Understand which foods you should favor and which foods to avoid in the Fall. Optimize your health through following Ayurveda’s season dietary guidelines. Here are some Fall recipes that are simple to make, nutritious and delicious.
Read MoreStay healthy this fall with these simple diet and lifestyle tips.
Read MoreDo you have problems with digestion, elimination, menstruation, anxiety or fertility? These issues are signs that your Apana Vayu is moving in the wrong direction. Learn how to balance this aspect of the Vata Dosha in Ayurveda. This article contains yoga, food and lifestyle recommendations.
Read MoreDo you want better digestion? There are many health benefits to walking after a meal. Walking after meals promotes good digestion and assimilation while balancing blood sugar and much more.
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