Infant eczema is a fairly common problem that occurs in newborns, generally from a few weeks post birth to several months. According to Ayurveda, primary driver of infant eczema is an impaired digestive fire (Agni”), which in turn is caused by unsuitable diet, lifestyle and environmental factors. When the digestive…
Heartburn and acid reflux during the second trimester are quite common. Heartburn begins as your body slows down resulting from a slowdown of our stomach acid and thus a delayed digestive process which can result in food gushing back up in the esophagus. Also, the hormone changes and pressure against…
The holiday season is notorious for our routines and diets to get off track; we often indulge in foods that trigger inflammation and cause imbalance in our bodies. While one cannot refrain from enjoying holiday festivities, we can incorporate Ayurvedic eating principles, to minimize the imbalance in our bodies.
Many…
More than 50% of pregnant women experience morning sickness during pregnancy. According to Ayurveda morning sickness, known as Gharbhini Charddi, is caused due to one of three reasons:
Aggravation of Vata (Space and Air elements) which can cause the air to move the wrong way in the body, resulting in…
According to Ayurveda, health has to be achieved in all aspects of our lives. The process of healing is participatory and each individual holds responsibility and accountability for their health; one is expected to do the work to maintain balance and harmony and there are no magic prescriptions or pills.…
Ayurveda is often described as the medicinal system from India dating back 5000 years. While that is true, ayurveda is a much more complex and holistic wellness foundation which includes herbal medicine, dietetics, body work, surgery, psychology and spirituality. At its core, Ayurvedic philosophy is focused on balance; any symptoms…