Ayurveda Info

  • The Tridosha System

    Doshas (also called Tridosha) are the three vital energies in Ayurveda and simplify the rather complex system of the five elements (fire, water, earth, ether and air,…

  • Srotamsi: Systems of the Body

    The srotamsi or channels in the body act like paths or roadways transporting blood and sensory information, absorbing nutrients and expelling waste products from the body. Vata,…

  • Dhatu: The Seven Body Tissues

    The dhatus are the basic varieties of tissues which compose the human body. The word “dhatu” comes from a Sanskrit word which means “that which enters into…

Ayurveda Tips

  • Regimen of Personal: Daily routine (Dinacharya)

    Wake up early at least 1 hour before sun rise. Attending nature’s call (Malotsarg) – bowels, urination etc. Never suppress nor forcefully void the natural urges –…

  • Ayurvedic Tips For Healthy Digestion

    The majority of Americans suffer from occasional digestion problems: gas, bloating, stomach discomfort, constipation, heartburn, and fatigue after eating. When we sit down to eat and our…

  • The Six Tastes In Ayurveda

    From these elementary beginnings, the experience of taste initiates a complex cascade of influences that touches every aspect of the mind-body organism. For each substance, that mosaic…

Ayurveda Diet

  • Basic Dietary Rules That Ayurveda Recommends

    Eat Food That Nourishes Eating fresh is the best. We get the maximum nutrients from seasonal locally grown foods and our bodies are also made to process natural whole foods rather than processed foods. Choose whole grains over refined ones, whole fruits and lots of seasonal vegetables.…
  • The Ayurveda – Five Element Diet

    Ayurveda is the method of arriving at your most noteworthy potential. At the point when you live in a line with Ayurvedic rules that produce well-being for you, you can make that world liberated from side effects and arrive at your most elevated potential. At the establishment…
  • Ayurveda – Attributes of Certain Foods

    Every food item contains some 20 Properties proportion of the Five basic elements (Space, Air, Fire, Water & Earth), with one or more of the elements being dominant. In turn, the three Doshas and seven tissue systems also have different proportions of the five basic elements with…
  • Three “Gunas” in the Ayurvedic Diet

    The Three Gunas are qualities in food (and all material things for that matter) which affect the mind and body. The Three Gunas are: Sattva, Rajas and Tamas, ordered from “best” to “worst“. Ayurveda is always striving to boost Sattva. Foods are in one of those states…