Respiratory System AllergiesAllergy in Ayurveda is explained as asatmya, which refers to not following guidelines associated with diet or environmental changes. Satmya indicates tolerance and asatmya intolerance. It speaks of…
We are used to catching a cold when the temperature changes or when it's cold. Colds can be accompanied by symptoms that, which depending on the person, can be more…
In Ayurveda there are several therapies to be able to help in mental or neuronal diseases, in which they are found: Sirodhara, Siroabhyanga, Sirobasti and Siro Pichu. The last one,…
Two ancient remedies for mouth care.In Ayurveda there are two very similar treatments that help to take care of the mouth. As we have already talked in some other article,…
Karnapooran is a Sanskrit word meaning "to put oil in the ears". It is a technique used in Ayurveda and consists of introducing oil or ghee into the ear canals.…
Nasya is a Sanskrit word that comes from "naasa" meaning "nose". Itis the introduction of a substance into the nostrils that can be either fluid, powder or smoke. There are…
What is an Abhyanga and what is it for?Abhyanga is a term that comes from the Abhi roots whose meaning is "around" and Anga that can be translated as "part…
Female and digestive system tonic: Shatavari (asparagus racemosus). We had already talked about kumari or Aloe Vera (link) as a plant associated with the feminine. Now it's Shatavari's turn, an…
During winter and spring we have always to keep in mind the winter routines to protect ourselves from low temperatures and obviously to have in our herbalist’s shop the spices…
Guduchi, or by its scientific name: Tinospora Cardifolia, is one of the most valued and important Ayurvedic herbs for its multiple medicinal properties.Its Sanskrit name is amrita, which could be…