Ayurveda Blogs

Step into the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda, where your journey toward balance, vitality, and inner peace begins. Embrace the sacred connection between body, mind, and spirit as you discover ancient insights that empower your health and awaken your soul. Let Ayurveda guide you to a life of harmony, where every choice becomes an act of self-love and every day a step toward your highest self. Your path to wellness starts here.

Ayurvedic Basti Therapy: Medicated Enema (Vasti)

Basti therapy, also called vasti, is the most important among Ayurveda’s five purification procedures (panchakarma). In western medicine, enema is mainly given to remove fecal matter from the large intestine. In Ayurveda however, Ayurvedic basti has both preventive and curative perspectives. Let’s take a look. In this article, we’ll cover Ayurvedic basti (also called vasti) enema …

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How To Firm Sagging Breasts With Ayurveda

How To Firm Sagging Breasts With Ayurveda

Breasts are a symbol of femininity and beauty. But saggy breasts can damage a woman’s self-esteem and self-confidence. So here are some Ayurvedic herbal solutions to firm sagging breasts and keep them toned. Unfortunately, sagging breasts come naturally with the aging process. Over time, breasts lose their suppleness and elasticity. If you think nothing can …

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What’s An Ayurvedic Practitioner?

An Ayurvedic practitioner is a person who practices Ayurvedic medicine and holistic techniques as mentioned in Ayurveda, the ancient, complete medical system of India. The word ‘Ayurvedic’ denotes the Ayurvedic system of medicine. It is the oldest system of medicine which originated in the Indian subcontinent. In simple language, it is called Ayurveda. The word …

 

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Saffron Milk Recipe (Kesar Milk) + Saffron Milk Benefits

In this article, we’ll explain saffron milk benefits plus we’ll give you an amazing saffron milk recipe. The saffron milk recipe is very popular due to its unique taste and numerous health benefits. Saffron is a spice derived from the flowers of the saffron crocus (Crocus sativus). It is known as kumkum and kesar in …

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