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A little guide for your well-being.
In today’s fast-paced world, stress is omnipresent. Work commitments, family demands and the constant availability
What does stress signify in Ayurveda? In the holistic system of Ayurveda, a person is healthy when their individual Dosha
In the traditional healing science of Ayurveda, women are held in high esteem – not least because Shakti, the female elemental
5 to 7 day plan to stimulate the metabolism
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What could be cozier than a deliciously warming soup on a rainy autumn day? In our “30 Parkschlösschen Signature
Ayurveda – 5000-year-old wisdom for modern problems
Parsnip parsley root soup with roasted fennel (serves 4)
Vata, Pitta and Kapha are looking for Easter eggs…
Ingredients (serves 4)
Spring Cleaning with Vata, Pitta and Kapha
Taste preferences have a genetic component, similar to the Dosha constitutions (an individual mix of the regulatory powers:
In autumn, it is particularly recommended to eat a strengthening and balancing Vata diet.
Vata Dosha is dominant autumn. Spices and herbs with a predominantly sweet, sour or salty taste help to reduce it: Aniseed,
People with a Vata constitution love fast and energetic activities, but must be careful not to overexert themselves, as
Abhyanga (oil massage)
Relaxing foot massage in the evening Start with a warm foot bath. Stay present in the here and now, and do not allow yourself
Morning Routine Wake up relaxed and get up just before 6 a.m. (Vata time) Cleanse mouth and eyes with water Gandusha: scrape
The three fundamental regulatory principles of Ayurveda are called the Doshas. They are called Vata, Pitta and Kapha.