Anti-Anxiety Ayurvedic Stewed Apples or Applesauce for Autumn

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As we come into the Autumn season vata dosha can be disturbed. Autumn is a season of transition and change and is dry, rough, windy, and erratic, just like vata dosha. According to Ayurvedic medicine, like increases like, so it is a time of year that vata dosha can easily become imbalanced. Those with high vata dosha can easily start to feel anxious, nervous, spacey, confused, on edge, ungrounded, bloating, constipation, and have dry skin.
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To balance vata dosha it is important to eat foods that are warming. Today we are going to stew some apples in spices that are balancing for vata dosha this autumn.
Allspice - bloating, indigestion, diarrhea and nervous exhaustion
Cardamom - warming, tridoshic, reduces bloating, pacifies vata
Cinnamon - warming spice, balances vata
Clove - enhance circulation, digestion and metabolism and help counter stomach disorders such as gas, bloating and nausea.
Ginger - Traditional ayurveda recommends ginger for joint pain, motion sickness and to prepare the digestive tract to facilitate better absorption of nutrients and better elimination of wastes.
Nutmeg - natural sleep aid, improves digestion, pacifying for vata
What is your favourite way to keep vata balanced for the Autumn season?
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[@iamenough6958]

Great to do for breakfast and to start digestive flow❤

[@marajade2048]

thanks :)

[@AS-qj2lx]

Thank you

[@YogaLifestylewithMelissa]

you're welcome Anita :)

[@JA48-random]

took me long time to realise that it is mic over her face

[@andynoth228]

Great video, do you keep it in the fridge when serving it the rest of the week or make a fresh stew every time?

[@YogaLifestylewithMelissa]

I make it fresh :)

[@CatWoman6]

Do you need to peel?.. I just grated some and cooked them with cinnamon and nutmeg and ginger with a little almond milk- is that still effective?..I'm Vata predominant too.

[@maryanncarrlton6878]

How about spring winds ?

[@nancygrady9528]

No ghee?

[@alishashalders9450]

How about everyone just gers to eat it how they like an everyone gets over it just like u love to spice it up ..

[@YogaLifestylewithMelissa]

thank you Alisha :)

[@imaanadams5987]

This can replace the shtuf they call cereal 🥣❤️👍🏽

[@YogaLifestylewithMelissa]

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