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Cook with Ayurvedic help

Cook with Ayurvedic help

After a stuffy Thanksgiving Dinner, you can cook these Ayurvedic inspired dishes, and even cook an Ayurvedic Thanksgiving Meal this year

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5 Ways to Stay Energized

Stay Energized during the Holiday Season which is now almost here!

1. Create space to celebrate.

2. Serve Thanksgiving dinner with a side of Ayurveda.

3. Don't forget to detox.

4. Boost your mood with mudras.

5. Stay hydrated.

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Create Inner Space

Create Inner Space

Practice Joyful Yoga sequences like these to embrace and celebrate the holiday season, creating inner space and mental clarity.

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Mudras

Mudras

Mudras, a part of Yoga, are magical hand gestures, that if done right can help in a variety of health issues, along with improving energy and focus. Do check out a few of these here.

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Detoxify

Detoxify

Cleanse your body by drinking plenty of warm lemon water and try this toxin clearing yoga.

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Base your menu for the week on two things: what you already have in the house and what is on sale at your supermarket.

Do Something After You Eat

After you eat, get up and do something a bit more active—even if it's just washing dishes or taking out the trash. It'll avoid that post-meal drowsiness, and it's a great time to have a 10-minute cleaning burst to keep your house looking nice.

Meal Plans Save Time

  • Meal prepping: The idea is you have certain meals that you want to eat over a week, and you cook them in bulk and refrigerate them until needed.
  • Cooking for one: Instead of taking 30-45 minutes to cook each meal every day, you can take 1-2 hours at the start of the week...

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