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As spring ushers in gentle warmth and flourishing blooms, many experience the unwelcome arrival of seasonal allergies. Sneezing, nasal congestion, itchy eyes, and sinus pressure can quickly dampen the season’s enjoyment. In Ayurvedic philosophy, an imbalance in the Kapha and Vata doshas during spring can lead to excess mucus and respiratory discomfort.

Throughout a woman’s life—from adolescence to motherhood to menopause—hormonal changes are inevitable. These shifts can affect energy levels, stress, and reproductive health. In Ayurveda, Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) is celebrated as a potent rejuvenator that nurtures hormonal balance, increases vitality, and reduces stress.

In Ayurveda, passion and love are seen as reflections of physical vitality and emotional balance. When our bodies are nourished and harmonized, we naturally experience heightened energy, enriched intimacy, and deeper emotional ties.

February invites us to focus on our heart—not only in a romantic way but also as the cornerstone of our overall health. In Ayurvedic tradition, the heart is much more than a physical organ; it is the center of consciousness and emotion. This understanding underscores the importance of nurturing our heart for balanced physical and emotional well-being. By incorporating Ayurvedic herbs and mindful practices, you can actively support cardiovascular health and promote overall harmony.

Kick off the new year by rejuvenating both your body and mind. After holiday indulgences or the ongoing pressures of daily life, toxins (ama) can accumulate, leaving you feeling lethargic, bloated, and out of balance. Rooted in the time-tested wisdom of Ayurveda, this holistic approach offers a gentle yet effective way to detoxify your system in tune with your body’s natural rhythms.

Step into the New Year—a time overflowing with fresh opportunities and new beginnings. Rather than making resolutions that quickly fade, imagine forming enduring habits that enrich both your body and mind. Picture a year where wellness naturally becomes woven into your daily routine.

You don’t just have to sweat it out for weight loss! It can be achieved by putting a healthy Ayurvedic routine in place. This is the key to a happy and healthy life. Maintaining a healthy weight and keeping it off may not be about dieting or having an extreme exercise regimen....

Fitness and weight loss - both are achievable from the comfort of your home, without stepping out to the gym. The solution to your health problems is following an Ayurvedic Daily Ritual.

Springtime is always a beautiful time as we shrug off the cold coming out of a very Vata season. Things begin to slowly grown and evidence of new life spring up from the ground. There is a softness in the air which is an attribute of the water element whereas the slowness of spring is an attribute of that of earth. Both earth and water encourage us to slow down in a healthy way; yet, these elements can also cause us to become imbalanced in the kapha dosha.

In a holiday season dominated by fatty, sugary foods and stress, the Ayurvedic lifestyle can be extremely beneficial. Explore how to live a Ayurvedic lifestyle during the hectic holiday season.

Ayurveda Pura's Daily Cleansing Milk was featured by Tajmeeli as one of their Top 8 Cleansing Products.

A beautiful article by Pardesi Trotter reviewing Ayurveda Pura Teas according to Dosha (Body Type)

Podcast interview with Dr. Deepa Apté renowned Ayurvedic Practitioner and MD.