Dear Beautiful Mothers, The postpartum period is a sacred phase—a time of immense joy, bonding, and nurturing. Ayurveda, the ancient science of life, offers invaluable wisdom and practices to support your journey through postpartum recovery, promoting holistic healing and rejuvenation. In Ayurveda, the postpartum phase, known as "Sutika Paricharya," is…
Breastfeeding isn't just about providing nourishment; it's a beautiful bonding experience between a mother and her newborn. In the realm of Ayurveda, breastfeeding holds immense significance, offering holistic benefits that extend beyond mere sustenance. Let's explore the wisdom of Ayurveda regarding breastfeeding and its profound impact on both the mother…
According to Ayurveda, menstrual flow is a byproduct, after all, of the most basic tissues of the body. After we ingest our breakfast, this food undergoes transformation through the seven tissue layers of the body. The first is plasma, then blood, which is then followed by the muscle and fat…
Congratulations on becoming a new mom! The journey of motherhood can be both rewarding and challenging, and taking care of yourself is crucial in order to be able to care for your little one. Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine, offers a holistic approach to health and well-being that…
According to Ayurveda, menstrual flow is a byproduct, after all, of the most basic tissues of the body. After we ingest our breakfast, this food undergoes transformation through the seven tissue layers of the body. The first is plasma, then blood, which is then followed by the muscle and fat…
When I was pregnant, I couldn’t get myself to eat meat very often; I find this aversion quite common in pregnant women. I made lentils a key source for my protein and iron intake. In Ayurvedic nutrition legumes (known as pulses) are the edible seeds of leguminous plants. They are…
If you are new or nursing mom, you might find sleep patterns erratic making you feel lethargic, mentally foggy, digestively unhappy and overall cranky. We spend roughly 1/3 of our lives sleeping and there is a reason it is sleep is vital for human survival. In Ayurveda, sleep is one…
Stretch marks during pregnancy are developed due to the stretching of the skin. According to Ayurveda, stretch marks have Pitta (Water and Fire) and Kapha (Water and Earth) imbalance in them. Kapha involvement causes itching and Pitta causes burning sensation. Pregnancy stretch marks can be generally be found on the…
Most mother’s, myself included, have experienced hair loss a few months after a baby’s birth; this is typically caused by hormonal changes post-delivery and is anticipated to last a few months, though in some cases it can last up to a year. During pregnancy, excessive amount of hair goes into…