Ayurvedic Tips for Staying Balanced This Summer
3 Ayurvedic tips to stay balanced this summer: From mindful breathing to proper hydration
Hindustan Times
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As summer approaches, Gurmeet Kaur, Co-Founder of Ubalance Naturals, offers Ayurvedic tips to maintain balance and wellness. Key practices include proper hydration, lighter meals, and gentle breathing techniques to support mental and physical health amidst rising temperatures, particularly in Northern India.
- 01Hydration is essential; start mornings with lukewarm water and lemon or turmeric.
- 02Opt for lighter, seasonal meals that are easier to digest.
- 03Incorporate gentle breathing exercises like Sheetali and Anulom Vilom for balance.
- 04Avoid peak sun hours to conserve energy and reduce fatigue.
- 05Create a calming evening routine for better sleep.
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With the arrival of summer, maintaining health becomes crucial, especially in regions like Northern India where heat and pollution can impact well-being. Gurmeet Kaur, Co-Founder and Director of Ubalance Naturals, emphasizes the importance of hydration, digestion, and calmness in Ayurvedic practices. Starting each day with hydration, such as lukewarm water mixed with a pinch of lemon or turmeric, helps the body wake up without stress. Lighter meals that align with the season are recommended to aid digestion and respect the sun's energy. Additionally, incorporating gentle breathing exercises like Sheetali and Anulom Vilom can significantly benefit mental and physical health. Kaur also advises being mindful of daily habits, such as transitioning in and out of air-conditioning, and suggests creating a calmer evening environment for restorative sleep.
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These Ayurvedic practices can help individuals in Northern India manage health challenges posed by summer heat and pollution.
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