
1 // Switch up how you prepare your food
It’s time to transition to cooked meals that are well spiced and well oiled. Yes, cold salads and smoothies are part of a season past. Embrace all things pumpkin and spiced (sans S-
2 // Get oily
One of my favourite Ayurvedic practices is Abhyanga, also known as oil massage. This is said to help ward off old age, illness and helps to dispel “Vata” (air and ether qualities) from the body. Vata shows up with dry skin, the popping sound in your joints and feeling cold down to the bone. Daily or weekly oil massage is a great way to nourish your skin and hair, and practice
If you want to try a home treatment check out this article here.
3 // Support your immune system before the cold & flu season hits!
Start to incorporate more fermented foods like sauerkraut, kimchi and
This season calls on us to take time out for ourselves.
Say “no” more and your body will thank-you.
What are the ways you stay grounded during the season of transition?

Lindsay Gamester
Certified Nutritional Practitioner & Yoga Teacher
Lindsay is a Certified Nutritional Practitioner, with a passion for whole body/mind care. She believes that supporting wellness through nutrition is more than following a diet. Lindsay's years as a yoga teacher and mindfulness practitioner lead to a compassionate multi-dimensional approach to your health and wellness.
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