Speciality: Ayurveda
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Welcome to our podcast, where today we explore the concept of seasonal detox according to Ayurveda. In this ancient Indian system of medicine, seasonal detox is known as 'Ritucharya'. Ayurveda teaches that as the seasons change, our bodies accumulate toxins, called 'ama', which can disrupt our natural balance. To counter this, Ayurveda recommends gentle detox routines at the start of each new season. This may include dietary adjustments, herbal teas, oil massages, and mindful practices like yoga and meditation. These routines help support digestion, boost immunity, and restore harmony. Remember, it’s important to choose a detox plan that suits your unique constitution, or 'dosha'. Always consult a qualified practitioner before starting any new wellness routine.
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