Health & Wellness

Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of holistic healing, offers a profound perspective on nutrition—one that harmonises our bodies with nature's rhythm. Central to this holistic approach is the practice of eating seasonal fruits and vegetables, a timeless tradition that embraces the bounties of each season.

Winter can often leave us feeling bloated and too heavy for our bodies, and the transition into spring can be a difficult one to pull off if you’re not sure how to do it. Spring, on the other hand, is nature’s reset button. 

In the Ayurvedic view, exercise is meant to leave you feeling invigorated, happy, and ready for the day’s activities, not exhausted or in need of painkillers.

The play of the Doshas From the moment of conception, this individual constitution is created by the energies of Space, Air, Fire, Water and Earth. These five elements combine into the three fundamental energies or doshas known as: VATA, PITTA, and KAPHA.

Autumn is a time when the Air element is predominant; there is more lightness, dryness and coolness. 

Vata is a moving force. It is responsible for all bodily activities and sensation. It controls the movement of blood through the circulatory system, air in and out of the lungs.