Ayurveda

Ayurveda teaches us to cherish our innate-nature “to love and honor who we are”, not as what people think or tell us, “who we should be”.
– Prana Gogia
So, what is Ayurveda
Ayurveda is a holistic healing system from Ancient India which is more than 5000 years old.
Even though it is growing in popularity, most people don’t really know how to define Ayurveda. Is it about herbs and spices? Is it about your body type? Is it some sort of spiritual path?Well, Ayurveda contains all these components, but it is much more than that.
Even though Ayurveda was born in India, it is for everyone, for the whole world. Ayurveda shows us that we are nature, and are a direct reflection of everything that nature is. Once we recognise this direct connection and begin to live in harmony with nature, we then allow our well being to be at its maximum potential.
Ayurveda preserves health in a healthy person via self care incorporating daily rituals and establishing routines.
It also helps to treat the imbalances, illnesses or diseases within the body by looking at the root causes, establishing a lifestyle and correct nourishment by using the following approaches: foods, herbs, Yoga, massages and lifestyle.
Ayurveda allows us to take a step back, away from today’s latest fad diets and hectic routines, in order to apply this beautiful, deep and natural system into every aspect of our lives, in order to feel well and balanced again.
How could I benefit from this science?
Are you feeling anxious and stressed out? Have you have issues sleeping lately? Are you always feeling sluggish, tired, with not much zest for life? Do you feel heavy or bloated after your meals?
If your answer is yes to any of these, or if you can simply relate to these questions in some small way, Ayurveda is definitely your answer.
The first thing we must understand is that Ayurveda works with the root cause of the problems, not the recent symptoms. It dives deep into the core problems, healing from the inside to the outside.
In Ayurveda we look at foods as our healing tools. A healthy and balanced diet forms the basis of good health. As part of this, it is important to eat at the right time, and know exactly what foods to incorporate/avoid, according to our imbalances.Ayurveda also focuses a great deal on reducing stress and anxiety through a holistic approach. This includes yoga, pranayama and meditation.
It also looks at reducing inflammation, and how to recover from illness.
There are so many benefits of Ayurveda as it gives a 360 approach, and you will find that it will give you a certain peace of mind and calmness to your everyday lifestyle.
She was very thorough and gave me space to explain my issues very well. She had the herbs in case I needed any of the recommended ones. Instructions were clear and I received everything by email and she was readily available if any doubts arised to reply.
I felt relaxed and listened to. Anjalina was very attentive and professional, and conducted a thorough analysis of my current situation, promptly outlining areas to improve. I have already been mentioning Anjalina’s consultation to some contacts, and am very enthusiastic about continuing my Ayurveda journey with her.
Very comfortable! Anjalina has a great ability to listen and to make the person feel very comfortable taking care of all the details. The ambiance, the decoration and the ayurvedic tea that she serves you.

