VATA Spice Mix (USDA Certified Organic) - 100g Zip Lock Pouch | 100% Pure and Organic Herbal Food Supplement

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Vata is the aspect of human physiology that is formed from the combination of the Air and Space elements, and as such it has the qualities of being dry, light, cold, rough, subtle, and mobile.Vata imbalance can manifest as dryness of the skin, organs or bones, and feeling cold, erratic or nervous. It will often express itself in the digestive functions as these are the central fire of the body and are weakened by the excess cold of vitiated Vata. Vata related indigestion will be gaseous and may involve muscular tension and pain due to the rigidity caused by the cold, dry nature of Vata. To help bring Vata into balance, warming herbs and spices are used that stimulate and regulate digestion while soothing the nerves and muscles. This unique blend of spices expels the accumulated Vata from the body and brings balance to the affected regions with its nurturing, warming, moistening, calming, and grounding actions. This churna is centered on three spices: Ginger, Fenugreek, and Cinnamon, which are supported by several other herbs to render a complete treatment to Vata imbalance in the body. Ginger is one of the best general tonics to the stomach and digestive organs. It is stimulating, cleansing, and nurturing to the entire gastro-intestinal tract, and is also warming and soothing to the entire body. Fenugreek is included because of its special restorative effects on the nerves. It is calming and grounding to the nervous system. Cinnamon strengthens and harmonizes the circulation of blood and nerve energy throughout the body. It is warming and pain relieving, and relaxes the muscles, strengthens the heart, warms the kidneys and stokes Agni, without aggravating Pitta. This Vata Spice Mix is completely free of any animal products and made with 100% USDA Certified Organic Ingredients. As with all our products at Gopala Organics, the ingredients in this Vata Spice mix were grown with care and love at our jungle farm in Karnataka, India.