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Once people start learning about Ayurveda, the question of what to eat for breakfast always comes up. Because this meal occurs during the kapha time of time (between 6 and 10 am) we recommend something relatively warm, light and well-spiced.

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As we come into the colder months, Ayurveda recommends switching to warm, well-cooked meals while avoiding all cold foods. Quinoa porridge is a great way to add variety to your everyday oatmeal routine while providing an energizing “complete” protein source and tons of heart-healthy fiber. Quinoa is much lighter in […]

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Ayurvedic Semolina Porridge — AYU AYURVEDA Food For Infants, Semolina Porridge, Semolina Recipe, Vata Pitta Kapha, Pitta Kapha, Soak Chia Seeds, Vata Pitta, Pitta Dosha, Ayurvedic Massage

Balancing for all doshas and all seasons; especially balancing for Vata & Pitta Kapha dominant - omit milk, ghee & add more ginger powder Excellent food for infants, children, elderly, pre-natal & post-natal, anybody with weak digestion Porridge prepared ayurvedically is a light and easily digestible meal. A deliciously nourishing breakfast with sweet, warm and moist qualities to kick start your day. The ‘sweet’ taste of grains is recommended as the first taste of the day because this…

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In Ayurveda, it is said that it is more important how you eat, rather than exactly what you eat. A meal prepared in a loving, peaceful way contains more prana than one that has been prepared in anger or discord. Equally, a meal shared in gratitude has a sattvic effect on the body and mind. Taking from the old

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