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10/12/2024

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07/30/2024

# # # Rohini Ayurveda: Essential Care During the Monsoon Season

During the monsoon season, the body’s immunity tends to weaken, making it crucial to take special care to prevent diseases. At Rohini Ayurveda, we recommend Panchakarma treatments to clear accumulated toxins and rejuvenate the body.

Key Panchakarma Treatments:

1. **Detoxification and Rejuvenation: **
Abhyangam- A full-body massage with warm, medicated oils to liquefy accumulated doshas.
Pizhichil -where warm oil is poured continuously over the body while being massaged, helping to detoxify and relax the body.
Swedana (Fomentation): Techniques such as Pathra Pinda Sweda (herbal boluses), Choona Pinda Sweda (medicated powders), and Shashtika Pinda Sweda (rice boluses) are used to bring liquefied doshas to the digestive tract for elimination.

Specialized Treatments:
Navarakizhi**: Uses Shashtika rice cooked in milk and herbal decoctions to improve muscle tone, skin texture, and overall vitality. This treatment is especially beneficial for muscle wasting and general weakness.
Shirodhara: A soothing treatment where warm, medicated oil drips continuously on the forehead, alleviating stress, improving sleep, and relieving headaches.
Nasyam**: Nasal instillation of medicated oils to clear respiratory passages and sinuses, effectively managing conditions like migraines, sinusitis, and cervical spondylosis.

Benefits and Recommendations:
Managing Humidity-Related Conditions**: These treatments are especially effective for managing arthritis, allergies, asthma, and other conditions aggravated by humidity.
Long-Term Effectiveness: Properly administered Panchakarma treatments can manage these conditions and improve health for up to a year.
-Special Monsoon Diet: Along with treatments, we advise following a special diet tailored for the monsoon season to maintain dosha balance and boost immunity.

Panchakarma Process:
Poorva Karma (Preparatory Phase)
Snehan (Oleation)**: Includes internal (snehapana) and external (Abhyanga, Pizhichil) methods to loosen toxins.
Swedana (Fomentation)**: Various methods to prepare the body for the main treatments.

By choosing Rohini Ayurveda, you’re opting for a holistic approach to health that addresses seasonal changes and boosts overall well-being through time-tested Ayurvedic treatments.

07/10/2024

Ayurveda offers a holistic approach to lifestyle management aimed at the overall improvement of health and well-being. Here are some key principles and practices that Ayurveda emphasizes for achieving this:

1. **Dosha Balance**: Ayurveda identifies three doshas (bio-energies) - Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. Each person has a unique combination of these doshas, and maintaining their balance is crucial for health. Understanding your dominant dosha(s) can help tailor lifestyle practices accordingly.

2. **Dietary Guidelines**: Ayurveda places great emphasis on diet, considering food as medicine. It recommends eating according to your dosha type and the seasons to maintain balance. For example, Vata types may benefit from warm, nourishing foods, while Pitta types might do well with cooling foods.

3. **Daily Routine (Dinacharya)**: Establishing a daily routine aligned with natural rhythms is fundamental in Ayurveda. This includes waking up early, practicing self-care rituals like oil pulling or tongue scraping, and following a consistent sleep schedule.

4. **Yoga and Exercise**: Physical activity is essential for maintaining health in Ayurveda. Yoga, particularly styles that focus on balancing and harmonizing the body, mind, and spirit, is highly recommended. Exercise should be gentle and suitable for your body type.

5. **Stress Management**: Ayurveda recognizes the impact of stress on health and advocates practices like meditation, pranayama (breathing exercises), and mindfulness to manage stress effectively.

6. **Herbal Remedies**: Ayurvedic herbs and supplements are used to support various aspects of health and can be tailored to individual needs based on dosha imbalances.

7. **Detoxification (Panchakarma)**: Periodic detoxification treatments are recommended in Ayurveda to cleanse the body of toxins (ama) and restore balance. These treatments are typically performed under the guidance of trained practitioners.

8. **Seasonal Adjustments**: Ayurveda emphasizes adapting lifestyle practices according to seasonal changes to maintain equilibrium with nature and prevent imbalances.

9. **Mind-Body Connection**: Ayurveda views health as a dynamic balance between the body, mind, and spirit. Mindfulness, self-reflection, and cultivating positive emotions are integral to well-being.

10. **Consultation with Ayurvedic Practitioner**: Consulting with an Ayurvedic practitioner is recommended for personalized guidance and treatment. They can assess your unique constitution (Prakriti) and any current imbalances (vikriti) to create a tailored plan for improvement.

In summary, Ayurveda offers a comprehensive framework for lifestyle management that promotes overall health improvement through personalized diet, daily routines, stress management, herbal remedies, and mindful living practices. By integrating these principles into your life, you can support your body's natural ability to heal and maintain optimal health.

07/02/2024

Summer is here! You may enjoy hot summer days or wilt and groan in the sun! According to Ayurveda, this is partly because of your constitution (Prakriti) or imbalance (vikrati). Summer is Pitta Season (the principle of fire and water) and is normally a time to go on vacation, swim, barbeque, play outdoors, sip cool drinks, and meet up with friends!

Here are five simple tips to help you beat the heat with Ayurveda
Eat Pitta pacifying foods, hydrate enough, and avoid hot drinks. Cut back on spicy, sour, salty, and heated foods, fried food and processed food, vinegar, and too much alcohol or red meat. Favor astringent, sweet, and bitter tastes that palliate pitta. Try cooking in the morning instead of in a hot kitchen during midday. Have light or moderately heavy, cool, and bland food, sweet fruits and salads; vegetables like leafy greens, summer squashes, cauliflower, and cucumber; grains like basmati rice, oats, quinoa, and barley; legumes like mung beans, black beans, garbanzo beans, and split pea; water-rich and sweet fruits such as melons, grapes, berries, peaches and pears; cooling spices like cilantro, mint, dill, fennel, and coriander; oils like coconut, avocado oil and ghee and all unrefined sweeteners in moderation (except honey and molasses).

Stay hydrated! Replace (sour) lemon juice with (bitter) lime. Other refreshing drinks are milk, rose water (sherbet) or rose milk, coconut water, buttermilk, pomegranate juice, lemonade, and hibiscus-mint herbal tea. Avoid hot water or drinks that are too hot. Lukewarm or cool tea is better than coffee.
Eat at regular meal times to avoid pitta accumulation (acidity, headaches, heat rashes, inflammation, and irritability)

Recipe: Ayurvedic Buttermilk (Takra)
Combine one cup of organic homemade or Greek yogurt and two cups of water in a blender. Add ½ tsp of roasted cumin and ¼ tsp of Himalayan Salt (or to taste and a pinch of dry ginger is optional). Garnish with coriander or mint leaves and serve at room temperature. Packed with probiotics and electrolytes, Takra is a refreshing drink useful in many health conditions, particularly digestive disorders.

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