India Herbs

Publication: DNA World
Author: Shivangi Ambani-Gandhi
Date: 12 October 2006
 
SYDNEY: Walk into this Irani residence in a quiet suburb of Sydney and you are instantly overtaken by a thousand smells from the exotic Indian garden-mogra, ashwagandha, rose and sandalwood.   The home belongs to Farida Irani, a clinical aromatherapist and a qualified ayurveda practitioner.  Her unique blends of […]

Publication: Maine Today
Author: Edward D. Murphy
Date: 13 October 2006
 
Yoga is usually considered a “cool” form of exercise that promotes muscle tone, flexibility and peace of mind. Charles Terhune and Alice Riccardi decided it needed a little more heat.
The couple runs Portland Power Yoga, a studio on Marginal Way where they teach power vinyasa yoga, a […]

Publication: Jamaica Gleaner
Author: Sheridan Hibbert
Date: 12 October 2006

Ginger is a large tuberous perennial plant native to Southern Asia, now cultivated in almost all tropical and subtropical countries, especially China, India, Nigeria, Australia, Jamaica and Haiti. China and India are the world’s leading producers of ginger, but Jamaican ginger is world-renowned to have the best flavour. […]

Publication: The Financial Express
Date: 10 September 2006
Author: Suman Tarafdar
Ayurveda is fast becoming a lifestyle option worldwide. Little wonder, it’s poised for a quantum leap today with India waking up to the potential and benefits of this ancient system of medicine 
Ancient cure, modern lucre
The multi-pronged efforts to establish, institutionalise and promote Ayurveda are bearing fruit […]

Like Sanju said previously, we created this blog to give our customers and other advocates of Ayurveda medicine the opportunity to share their experiences and knowledge. 
Last weekend, I took the entire day scouring about the island, in the sveltering heat and occasional rain, in search of Ayurveda doctors who can serve as panelists and offer […]