Seasonal Rasayana Stacks: Adapting Rejuvenation Herbs Through All Four Seasons
My grandmother had what she called her “monthly medicine cabinet” — a cloth bag whose contents changed with the season....
Ayurvedic articles on Chyawanprash
My grandmother had what she called her “monthly medicine cabinet” — a cloth bag whose contents changed with the season....
My grandmother made Chyawanprash every winter. Not the bottled kind — the slow, fragrant home version built around Amalaki, ghee,...
Chyawanprash, or Chyavanaprasha, is one of Ayurveda’s best-known rasayana formulations: a dense herbal avaleha built around Amalaki, supported by respiratory,...
You Are Already Late, But Not Too Late Every December, without fail, the same pattern appears. People get their first...
Fresh amla, also called Amalaki or Indian gooseberry, is small, sour, astringent, and unusually rich in vitamin C. Published analyses...
There is a jar of dark, sticky paste sitting on a shelf in many Indian households. Many people took it...
Rasayana Therapy: Classical Ayurveda and the Modern Evidence on Healthy Aging Rasayana is one of the eight classical branches of...
Amalaki, commonly called Amla or Indian gooseberry, is the fruit of Phyllanthus emblica L.; Emblica officinalis Gaertn. is a widely...
A Sage, a Fruit, and Ayurveda’s Classic Rasayana Jam The story of Chyawanprash begins with Chyavana Rishi, the aged sage...