Thanksgiving is almost here along with the memories, the family, the friends, the food. And then there’s the anxiety of preparation and the heavy, bloated aftermath, that sometimes continues into the rest of the week as you savor the leftovers and the freedom of not having to cook for a few days. Is it possible …
Summer is here, and you may be experiencing extreme temperatures and the imbalances that accompany the high heat. One of the most effective ways to regulate body temperature and bring one’s self back into balance is through diet. Pitta is that which is governed, mainly, by the fire element, and responds well to sweet, astringent, …
Ayurvedic Recipes: Sensational Summer Salad to the Rescue! Read More »
Feelin’ the Love in February This time of year calls for grounding foods to provide an antidote to the dry, light, cold, and erratic qualities embodied by winter. These qualities can create feelings of loneliness and separateness; not to mention the snow and ice storms that isolate us and deprive us from interaction with others. …
Ayurveda Recipe: Spinach & Tofu Stuffed Sweet Potato Read More »
If you’ve ever had a delicious meal at an Indian restaurant, then there is a good chance you’ve experienced the healthiest and most balanced method of cooking in the world. Applying Ayurvedic principles to your own diet isn’t at all complicated, but learning to modify your food choices and cooking style requires a basic understanding …
Wellness, Naturally: 5 Ayurvedic Diet Tips for the New Year Read More »
First things first—happy New Year! Wishing you infinite and absolute wellness in 2020 and beyond! While celebrating over the holidays, you may have eaten and imbibed a bit more than usual. BUT that’s ok! Stressing out too much about this will wreak more havoc than if you just acknowledge it and move into the new year …
If there’s one thing that can bring us back to a fond memory or comforting feeling, it’s an aroma. Of the five tanmatras (senses—hearing, touch, sight, taste, smell) of Ayurveda, the sense of smell corresponds to the earth element and nose. So it stands to reason that root vegetables, such as yams, are a food …
From the paleo to ketotarians to vegans, every month there seems to be a new diet that will solve humanity’s problems. However, while these diets might help some people, others end up in a poorer state of health than when they started. The reason for these unexpected results lies in the wisdom of Ayurveda—India’s system …
Broccoli is chock full of beta-carotene, selenium, and zinc, which makes it a powerful immune system booster that helps protect the body against illness. This broccoli soup is one of our favorite vegetarian recipes. It’s a creamy, indulgent, and healthy comfort food that requires very little prep time. Even better—it’s gluten- and dairy-free! Ingredients 2 …
With all the contradictions within the media, deciding what to eat can be incredibly confusing. Some say that carbs are the root of all evil, while others claim they’re the key to longevity; many maintain that protein is necessary in high quantities, while others suggest that it causes cancer; this week eggs and soy are …
Farro for Winter Warmth As we head into winter (Vata season), the elements of air and space become more abundant. Vata’s qualities are cold, light, dry, rough, mobile, and erratic. Applying the opposite qualities offers support for staying in balance throughout the winter season. Therefore, you may find yourself in need of heavier, more warming, …
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