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Discover the ancient wisdom of Ayurvedic herbs for peaceful sleep. Say goodbye to sleepless nights and turn to natural remedies for restorative rest.
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“In Ayurveda, along with food (diet) and celibacy (celibacy), sleep is one of the three pillars of good health. Described as Nidra, sleep is considered a fundamental instinct necessary to rejuvenate the body, mind and soul. Achieving a balance between these elements is important for overall well-being,” says Ayurveda and gut health coach Dr. Dimple Jangra. She shared some Ayurvedic herbs famous for their calming and sleep-promoting properties in her recent Instagram post.(Pexels)
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Brahmi: Known to calm the mind, reduce anxiety, and promote mental clarity, Brahmi is useful for inducing sleep. Enjoy Brahmi tea by steeping Brahmi leaves in hot water.
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Tulsi: With adaptogenic properties, Tulsi or holy basil helps reduce stress and promotes relaxation, leading to better sleep. Chew some fresh basil leaves every day.(Pixabay)
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Jatamansi: Traditionally used in Ayurveda to promote deep sleep and reduce insomnia, Jatamansi has sedative properties. Consume Jatamansi in powder or herbal formulation as per doctor’s advice. (Pinterest)
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Chamomile: Known for its mild sedative properties, chamomile is often used in herbal teas to promote relaxation and improve sleep quality. Drink a warm cup of chamomile tea before bed. (Shutterstock)
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It is important to remember that although Ayurvedic treatments provide comprehensive strategies, each person’s response may be different. Consult a trained health care professional before adding any new treatments or supplements to your diet, especially if you are taking any medications or have a pre-existing medical condition.(Pixels)
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