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Rains after the hit summers bring much respite from the heat but what usually cone along are digestive disorders and joint pains. As per Ayurveda, vata dosha that suddenly rises due to the drop in temperature after a harsh summer is usually responsible for this! Ayurveda always insists on seasonal wellness- changing food and lifestyle to adapt to the change around us for staying healthy naturally!

Eating the rights foods is only one important part of living healthy, Ayurvedic food wisdom goes much beyond, delving into details like ‘when’ to eat food, ‘how’ to eat food, even ‘who’ should eat which foods.
Making lunch an important and satisfying meal of your day results in improved digestive health, better hormonal balance and reduced cravings at dinner time.

Panchakarma is one of the most important Ayurvedic treatment tools and requires serious thought and consideration on part of the Vaidya (Ayurvedic doctor) and the patient. Do not fall for fancy calls for panchakarma at wellness retreat and always get it performed only under a qualified Ayurvedic physician. Yes panchakarma is prescribed seasonally to improve health and in various diseased conditions too, but the procedures advised and the medicines used vary as per condition.

Seasonal changes impact your health in many ways and the easiest way to stay healthy during seasonal changes is by tweaking your foods and lifestyle as per the changing seasona!

Perimenopause and menopause affect every woman differently. While some struggle with hot flashes and poor sleep, others notice anxiety, weight gain or fatigue. Here’s how Ayurveda explains and addresses these differences, helping each woman in her own unique menopause journey.

Perimenopause is not diseases but a natural biological transitional phase in a woman’s life. With proper understanding and care, we can make this change a comfortable one. {ayurvedaforwomen, ayurvedicclinic, pcod, infertility, infertilityinwomen, pcos, yogaandayyrveda, yoga}

Don’t treat your hormones in isolation… work on your complete self!
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Just because they are common does not mean they are to be neglected.

Period shaming has silently shaped the way many girls and women experience menstruation in India.

Maybe it’s time we stop looking at periods with shame and start looking at them with understanding, care and support.

Traditionally, menstrual rest was meant to reduce physical strain, support recovery and allow women to slow down during their menstrual cycle — not to isolate, disrespect or neglect them.

Supporting women better during periods with proper rest, nourishment and healthier menstrual lifestyle practices can positively impact menstrual health, hormonal balance and emotional wellbeing in the long run. These practices can also go a long way in the prevention and management of conditions like PCOS, painful periods and hormonal imbalance.

Let’s normalize periods.
Not period shame.

Because healthier periods create healthier women ❤️

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