Gotu Kola: Ayurveda’s Secret to Boost Collagen Production
Known as brahmi in Ayurvedic skin care, this herb can help you glow from the inside out.
Support Mood + Memory with Ayurvedic Herbs Brahmi + Bacopa
What is Brahmi? Brahmi is a common name for two Ayurvedic herbs used to maintain and enhance brain function. Brahmi is used to mean Bacopa monnieri in South India and Centella asiatica in North India.8 This article will help you understand the differences between these two powerful herbs and how they work together to boost
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Lymph Quiz: Decode Your Symptoms
Have you spent any time wondering what your lymphatic system does, or if it is healthy? According to Ayurveda, the lymph, or rasa, is always the first body system evaluated and treated. It is hugely important to our health and wellbeing, but is often overlooked in our culture. It is one factor that may play into many so-called “mystery illnesses.”
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Quiz: Do You Have a Nervous Stomach? Consider Brahmi
Brahmi (gotu kola or Centella asiatica) is touted as the most rejuvenating herb in Ayurveda. It has been used for thousands of years as the main herb for revitalizing nerve and brain cells.