Ayurveda, the science of life, suggests an ideal winter platter that have been found to give our systems the required boost. Knowledge from ancient and modern researches of Ayurveda are presented here.
Bone health is a fundamental key to the strength of the body. Let's know the key points to take care of bones. Ayurvedify your life with Naturiesta.
Ayurveda recognises the three doshas, namely Vata-Pitta-Kapha as primary life forces. These active principles are the basis of life, life processes and its eventual death. Scheduling accordingly is neither a routine nor a discipline, this is the natural movement of our own being, as suggested by Dr. David Frawley.
Time to time our body sends us messages about its needs. We feel the thirst, because our body tells us that it needs water. We feel hunger, because our body tells us that it needs food. We feel pain, fever and many things, because something is wrong with our body. It sends us signs and signals to seek our attention. Let's know how to catch the signs.
खिचड़ी- भारतीय, आयुर्वेदिक सभ्यता के अनुसार यदि हम सुपाच्य आहार का सेवन करते हैं तो शरीर निरोग रहता है। आइए अपने शरीर को एक सात्त्विक, स्वादिष्ट और सुपाच्य खिचड़ी से स्वस्थ बनाएँ।
Khichdi- The Indian, Ayurvedic tradition recommends consumption of light-to-digest meals whenever the body is sick. Let's give our body a break from eating recklessly. Presenting sattvika, healthy, nutritious and light-to-digest Khichdi.
Monsoons can get tough on smoothness, lustre, bulk and volume of your hair. Every year rainy season calls for perspiration, dandruff and thus frizziness, breakage, and shedding off of hair. Get the best of your hair this monsoons with Naturiesta.
Monsoons arrive at the end of AadaanKaala (Uttarayana) a.k.a. Northern solstice and beginning of VisargaKala (Dakshinaayana) a.k.a. Southern solstice. This period weakens our body, diminishes our strength, weakens digestive fire, thus affects the immunity. Rainfall on the heated surface of earth releases the vapours which humidify the air. The resultant humidity creates imbalance of doshas in nature as well as our body. Vata dosha is predominantly vitiated during the rainy season, which creates disparity among pitta and kapha. Thus, change of season demands a change in our routine.