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  • Heartwarming ways to celebrate your mum this Mother's Day

    Heartwarming ways to celebrate your mum this Mother's Day

    While we should never miss a chance to show our love to our mums, Mother’s Day just gives us another excuse to make them feel special. Our world revolves around them when we are growing up, but as we transition into adulthood, somewhere we get too caught up with all that life throws at us.

  • Easy Ayurvedic rituals to prepare your body for Autumn

    Easy Ayurvedic rituals to prepare your body for Autumn

    Autumn is a period of transition. And while the change in weather as we leave the hotter months behind may seem subtle, your body still needs to be able to cope with these external changes to maintain its internal balance.

  • Digestion and the role of wellbeing

    Digestion and the role of wellbeing

    What is the role of digestion in being well and staying well?

  • Immune System and Ayurveda

    Immune System and Ayurveda

    Supporting and managing the immune system with Ayurveda 

  • Tips from Ayurveda to manage symptoms of menopause

    Tips from Ayurveda to manage symptoms of menopause

    The transition to menopause is one that’s often dreaded by women. Hot flashes, insomnia, hormonal imbalances, and aches in muscles that were functioning perfectly even a year back - most menopausal women seem to experience at least one of these symptoms that plague them for years.

  • Love Languages - 5 ways to communicate care with your significant other

    Love Languages - 5 ways to communicate care with your significant other

    Love comes in all shapes and forms. While some people express their love through hugs and kisses, for others, it could mean planning an elaborate date night. So it is quite possible that another person’s definition of love doesn’t match yours. Love comes in all shapes and forms. 

  • Reflections on 2020

    Reflections on 2020

    2020 has been a strange year. In one way or another, it’s been difficult for everybody: from small businesses to big, individuals to families… isolation, even for those of us who prize it, is rough when it’s mandatory.

  • How to Be Happy, According to Ayurveda

    How to Be Happy, According to Ayurveda

    2020 is the kind of year you tell your grandkids about — the kind which reset the board, so to speak. Not just in broad terms for countries, or businesses — but on a personal level, for your family, and for yourself, mentally and emotionally.

  • Four Summer Tips for Menopausal Skin

    Four Summer Tips for Menopausal Skin

    lots of UV can be as harmful to mature skin as winter dryness — and it’s important that you take the steps to prevent damage to your skin and protect yourself for the warm months to come.

  • Everyday Boosts to Your Gut Health

    Everyday Boosts to Your Gut Health

    In the health philosophies of the east, the gut is called ‘the seat of the queen’ — and for good reason! Ayurveda has long considered all diseases of the body to originate with some disturbance in the gut.

  • What Does Your Skin Texture Tell You?

    What Does Your Skin Texture Tell You?

    As we get older, our skin naturally change and evolve and reflect the life that we’ve had.

  • Five Steps To Help With Men's Mental Health

    Five Steps To Help With Men's Mental Health

    As a society, we don’t talk enough about men’s mental health and wellness, which is something that’s seen as a ‘female space’ across social media, magazines, and TV, despite the fact that men have a higher rate of suicide globally than women.

  • Four Key Differences Between Male And Female Skin (And Why It Matters)

    Four Key Differences Between Male And Female Skin (And Why It Matters)

    In honour of Father’s Day, this month’s blog post is all about how to care for male skin!

  • Four Signs Your Relationships Are No Longer Serving You

    Four Signs Your Relationships Are No Longer Serving You

    "I just felt alone.” That’s what a friend of mine told me recently when we caught up after lockdown, describing her decision to leave her partner of five years. More specifically, she said, “I felt alone even though we lived together.”