Today is More Herbs, Less Salt Day!
More Herbs, Less Salt Day raises awareness of the amount of salt we consume & reminds us to flavor our food with healthy herbs & spices.
Read moreMore Herbs, Less Salt Day raises awareness of the amount of salt we consume & reminds us to flavor our food with healthy herbs & spices.
Read moreTriphala is the most widely used traditional Ayurvedic herbal formula in the world! Here we share 8 reasons why Ayurveda recommends Triphala daily.
Read moreNative to the Indian subcontinent, Tulsi (Ocimum tenuiflorum) is an herb in the Lamiaceae (mint) family that...
Read morePeppermint has many beneficial, healing actions for both the body and mind, making it a widely utilized herb in our Ayurvedic apothecary.
Read moreIt has come to our attention that the healing herb, black cohosh (Actaea racemosa), is currently a species at risk. Now in our Woman’s Blend Tea, i...
Read moreThe ancient Ayurvedic practice of applying herbal oil to the hair & scalp has been practiced for centuries to treat hair loss, thinning, breaka...
Read moreHere we share with you some ways gotu kola can support you from the inside out and how to seamlessly implement it into your Ayurvedic self-care and...
Read moreIf your skin is experiencing a pitta imbalance, you may notice redness, oiliness, sensitivity, irritation, dryness &/or blemishes. Ayurveda pro...
Read moreBlack Cumin Seed Oil is produced from the seeds of the Nigella sativa plant which has been used for over 3,000 years as a medicinal plant to heal a...
Read moreCommonly known for its ability to promote clear breathing and open respiratory airways, Eucalyptus is also beneficial for purifying the skin and so...
Read moreThe ‘Queen of Flowers’, rose, is an aromatic delight to your senses. Both cooling and calming, rose is regarded in Ayur...
Read morePlant medicine is an integral aspect of Ayurveda, lending as a powerful tool in assisting one to achieve greater balanc...
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