

Kapha Dosha Symptoms: Understanding Your Body’s Signals
There are three primary mind–body types in Ayurveda, known as doshas . Kapha dosha is made up of water and earth . When Kapha is balanced, it brings stability, nourishment, compassion, endurance, and calm presence . When it’s out of balance, the body and mind can feel heavy, stuck, or slow. Knowing your dosha isn’t about labeling yourself. It’s about learning how to support your body so it can return to balance naturally. Do You Relate to These Kapha Dosha Symptoms? You might
Hillary Mendoza
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Pitta Dosha Symptoms: Understanding Your Body’s Signals
Pitta is the energy of transformation .It governs digestion, metabolism, focus, ambition, and clarity. In Ayurveda, Pitta is made of fire and water .When balanced, it brings confidence, intelligence, leadership, and purpose.When out of balance, it can feel like too much heat with not enough softness. This post will help you recognize Pitta imbalance and gently guide your body back into calm, clarity, and ease. Are you experiencing Pitta Dosha Symptoms? Irritable, impatient
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Emotional Eating and the Holidays
Holidays can be intense. This year has a whole other layer of intensity with corona virus and everything being on pause. If you’re lucky, maybe you have an easy breezy time with it. If that's the case, this blog post is not for you. But if you’re challenged by family triggers, feeling isolated, and/or lots of food mixed with overeating, binge eating, emotional eating, and/or purging, this blog is for you. Before discovering Ayurveda, I struggled for MANY years with emotional
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Living Seasonally: What to Eat in Fall and Winter
With the change of seasons, it’s natural that our energy levels and sleep will be impacted. But it doesn’t mean we should be exhausted all the time, or be sleeping poorly. Are you looking for a way to boost your energy naturally? Feel grounded? Experience more balance? The key is to live in harmony with the season we’re in, and that begins with the foods we consume. It’s Fall now in the pacific northwest, and as the temperatures drop, it's time to switch up our routines, the
Hillary Mendoza
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