Pacify Vata Within Minutes – Tea, Spices, Instant Kichdi, AND MORE!
“Vata is the King of the doshas!” – Vaidya Mishra always reminded us. Wherever it goes, pitta and kapha follow suit! As it is the most volatile – characterized by air and space, it easily goes off-balance AND stays off-balance unless it is grounded! That’s why when our vata dosha is high, we will crave heavy sweet stuff, but upon eating, feel more vata-ed out, because we are unable to digest, since high vata dosha also indicates poor agni/digestive fire. It’s a very tricky dosha to balance and keep balanced, and yet it is the #1 dosha that needs to be kept in check for keeping overall health, that’s why it is called “the King of Doshas”! It sets the tone and leads the way…
So If there could be a one-and-only-one requirement for keeping healthy ayurvedically, through pacifying vata dosha, what would it be? Digestion: making sure you are eating on time and digesting your food is the #1 most important and potent remedy. But, we all know, the most basic stuff is sometimes impossible. So, we resort to ayurvedic herbal remedies to help keep the situation in check. For this, Vaidya Mishra formulated a fabulous oral spray that literally works in less than a minute! It
calms and grounds the nervous system through 4 ingredients only!
How does it work?
Once you spray it, the herbal synergy in the formula gets absorbed transmucosally in the mouth within seconds, delivering the calming effect to the mind and nervous system immediately. The oral mist contains the “action or intelligence” of the herbs in homeopathic doses, making the formula even easier to be accepted by the over-extended and stressed physiology. Mental/emotional stress impede the digestive process and may also block the impact of calming plants. When administered transmucosally, the herbs bypass the digestive process and the effect is immediately accessible.
What does it contain?
Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica), Bacopa (Bacopa Monnieri), Jatamansi (Nardostachys jatamansi), and Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), with organic Sweet orange in a base of distilled water. Let’s see what each plant does for you.
1) Ashwagandha: is most the famous adaptogenic plant that helps the mind and nervous system settle down and not overreact in response to high stress.
2) Gotu Kola, also called “mandook parni” in Ayurveda, is a kind of “brahmi” (Bacopa monnieri). It shares in the “medhya” properties of “brahmi.” “Medhya” means a plant that supports the mind’s activity in all its aspects, by increasing the coordination amongst the 3 functions: dhi, dritti, and smritti.
dhi: increases the power of acquiring knowledge;
dritti: is the power of retaining or storing knowledge;
smritti: is the power of recalling knowledge. When dhi-dritti-smritti are functioning optimally, the mind is able to cope with stress optimally as well. And the opposite is true.
3) Bacopa Monnieri in Ayurveda is called “aindri.” It is another kind of brahmi that is very cooling and has a relaxing effect on the mind. It is also known for supporting the functioning of dhi-dritti-smritti, like Gotu Kola.
4) Jatamansi (Nardostachys) is a famous ayurvedic herb, similar to Indian Valerian, known for being a great antidote for mental stress.
This unique combination of 4 reputed potent plants, along with an easy-to-use fast delivery system, helps relax, as well as gives a more alert and sharp mind. Ayurveda, through its timeless wisdom, can helps us handle the stress that’s inevitably coming our way, WITHOUT SIDE-EFFECTS! Nowadays Ashwagandha is an extremely popular herb, and used in mainstream culture, in capsules, tablets, orally. But Ashwagandha is extremely heating and actually when taken incorrectly will make vata dosha go higher! Many take it in tablet format and after a while experience more stress and nervousness. It needs to be coupled with the correct balancing ingredients, AND also taken in a correct and safe manner.
The “Stress-Free” oral spray and safe, effective, and immediate. Try it before sleep or during the day. Anytime. Spray 2-3 times, as many times as needed.
But if you want to take some additional steps to keep vata dosha in check, here are some “conventional” ayurvedic recommendations…
1) Maintain a steady rest/activity routine – do not burn the candle on both ends as the expression goes. Take breaks every 45 minutes from intense physical/mental activity, specially from your screen/EMF device; AND shut off all EMF devices by 7pm. Yes: 7PM! You will accomplish more in less time the next day if you get fully recharged!
2) Go to bed by 9:45pm (9pm is best!) – the quantity of sleep matters as much as WHEN you sleep… Going to bed at 2am even if you sleep for 10 hours won’t cut it! Don’t believe us? Try it… The body and the brain go through profound detox when you go to bed by 9pm…
3) Likewise: waking up 1.5hrs before the sun (after you’ve had 7-8 hrs of sleep) will keep you healthy and grounded in “soma” and ready for full-on activity, and joyfully too;
4) Eat a light yet unctuous nourishing meal, warm, and fresh, 3 times a day, and snack 2-3 times a day – fresh seasonal fruits, or soaked raisins and nuts, etc;
5) Don’t overthink things! Let it go…. Learn to trust rather than get stuck in worst-case scenario narratives! Easier said than done BUT: intention paves the way to remedies….
6) Read/watch/discuss uplifting things – turn off your news channel! Meditate, do yoga, dance, and sing instead. You will make this world a happier place faster when YOU maintain your ownbliss and balance.
Check out the SVA formulations we have on our website to help you with your intentions: www.chandika.com. There is also a lot of educational information offered with each unique, full of prana product. Vaidya’s formualtions are easy to add to your daily routine for fast and effective support throughout the day and night.
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Namaste!
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