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This Avleha is made with fresh ginger roots. Ginger is considered a very important part of Ayurvedic pharmacology. It is called the 'univrsal medicine' in Ayurvedic texts, due to its many healing properties. Ginger is key in helping and promoting good digestion and metabolic rhythm.

Excellent for digestive and respiratory system

 

Suggestions:

  • Eat on toasts, or on the side with your meals, or mix it along with rice.
  • try not to exceed more than 1  tablespoons a day.
  • best eaten alongside with warm milk.

Suitable for Vegans

Fresh Ginger Root and Raisin Aavleha

SKU: AV-GI-500
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  • Aavleha are ayurvedic recipes which act as tonics, increasing metabolism and immunity and rejuvenating the system. 

    The recipes for the cold weather and hot weather Aavleha differ and so does the pharmacology.  This cold weather Aavleha should be consumed from the beginning of autumn therefore  preparing the body for the approaching winter and spring. The aim of cold weather care is to eat foods that are warming and keep your metabolism on an even keel. In winter nature slows down and our systems become sluggish. Daily consumption of Aavleha maintains  the metabolic rhythm of our bodies.

    These are my personal recipes and the combination of ingredients of each Aavleha is calibrated as per ayurvedic principles and pharmacology.

  • Ginger

    Black Raisins

    Jaggery

    Himalayan Pink Salt

    Sesame Oil

    Ayurvedic Spices

    Ayurvedic Herbs

     

    No preservatives or refined sugars

    Made in a kitchen which uses nuts and seeds. We cannot guarantee absence of allergens.

     

"from food are born all creatures. Food is the chief of all things, the universal medicine"

Taittriya Upanishad

" a healing diet gladdens the heart, nourishes the body and reinvigorates the mind"

 

Suśruta  

"the body is constituted of food. hence one should take wholesome food only after careful examination and should not indulge in unwholesome ones out of greed or ignorance

Caraka Samhita 

Ushma Williams 

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