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What does optimal health mean, anyway?

What does optimal health mean, anyway?

In Ayurveda, health is a state in which the mind, body and spiritual are all functioning at optimal levels. This is typically characterized by: 

  • Three metabolic energies/Doshas are in equilibrium
  • All tissues are strong and balanced
  • Good appetite and digestion
  • Waste (feces, urine, sweat) is being produced and eliminated properly 
  • All five sense organs are functioning normally
  • Good mental health

We believe all aspects of our life need to be assessed and nurtured in order to maintain balance and optimal health. Through plant-based medicine, lifestyle, movement, and diet recommendations, we offer a holistic guide towards gaining and maintaining the self-healing powers that lie within.

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