Healing Effects Of Tulasi
Tulasi is a widely celebrated herb globally. However, the article below is a representation of an extensive research…
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Ayurveda Talks
आयुर्वेद · ஆயுர்வேதம்
āyurveda · āyurvētam
Explore Ayurveda articles on traditional approaches to daily routines, food and wellbeing, published in Asana Journal.
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Yoga as Complimentary, Holistic and Integrative Medicine
Jayney Goddard is considered to be one of the world’s leading experts in the complementary medicine and natural health fields. She is the author of the…
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Ayurveda For Women
Being a small part of the universal yin– the role of a woman is like that of Mother…
Grams to bring down Kilograms
You read it right. Certain nature-made cereals like horse gram, black gram etc can work wonders to help…
AYURVEDIC LIVING Simple Simple Ways to live an Ayurvedic Life
As a traveling yogi, I move around a lot! Hopping between cold, dry climates to heat and humidity,…
Ginger for Dysmenorrhea and More
Dysmenorrhea is one of the most frequent gynecologic disorders, affecting more than half of menstruating women. Most adolescents…
Herbs to enhance beauty
Though Ayurveda describes many herbs, combinations and formulations, few chosen herbs can do real magic on human beauty.…
Ayurveda for skin care
The healthy skin you have is frequently put to task by the sun, climate and several other factors…
Pregnancy Regimen in Ayurveda – An Overview – Part 1
Mother and child care has been described in great detail in Ayurveda. All basic principles of Ayurveda need…
A Bird’s Eye View of the History of Ayurveda – Part II
The central ideas of Ayurveda are primarily derived from Vedic phi losophy, although some concepts were later borrowed…
A Bird’s Eye View of the History of Ayurveda – Part 1
Medicine is as old as life itself. The survival of the species demands that with the appearance of…
The Concept of Agni in Ayurveda
Agni is the invariable agent in the process of Paka (digestion, transformation). Ingested food is to be digested,…
Sat Nam (One Hundred and Eight)
“ONE SITS AND BEATS AN OLD TIN CAN, LARD PAIL. ONE BEATS AND BEATS FOR THAT WHICH ONE…