Niika Quistgard's health, memoir
and traditional medicine writing is inspired by the principles of
Ayurveda, a love of India and the beauty and potential of female energy,
also known as "shakti."
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"Herbs
to the Rescue"
Yoga Journal, March, 2006
Ready to ditch the side-effects
of OTC pain relievers?
Ayurvedic herbsTurmeric & Ginger may be your new best friends.
http://www.MayaShakti-Ayurveda.com/YJMar06.pdf |
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"Scatterbrain"
Natural Health Magazine, December 2005/January 2006
Feel like an engine revving in neutral, putting out lots of energy,
but not getting anywhere? Natural remedies for ADHD.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0NAH/is_1_36/ai_n15895440/pg_1 |
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"Eat,
Drink, and Be Healthy"
Yoga Journal, November 2005
Too much stimulation can easily lead to overeating. Remembering
to be mindful will help you get more enjoyment out of each bite
and notice when you've had enough.
http://www.yogajournal.com/health/1925_1.cfm
http://www.yogajournal.com/health/1927_1.cfm |
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"Take
a Holy Dip: Media Review"
Yoga Journal, November 2005
A River Runs Through It.
http://www.soundwalk.com/#/PRESS/press/95.xml |
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"Sneeze-free,
Naturally"
Utne Reader, August 2005
Pollen and dander might not be entirely to blame for those itchy
noses, and fuzzy heads we endure every spring. According to Ayurveda,
excellent digestion is the key to allergy relief.
http://www.utne.com/issues/2005_130/promo/11695-1.html |
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"Lighten
Up For Summer"
Yoga Journal,May/ June 2005
Take a new approach to spring cleaning, and reconnect with nature.
http://www.yogajournal.com/views/1784_1.cfm |
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"Sneeze-free,
Naturally"
Yoga Journal, April 2005
Pollen and dander might not be entirely to blame for those itchy
noses, and fuzzy heads we endure every spring. According to Ayurveda,
excellent digestion is the key to allergy relief.
http://www.yogajournal.com/health/1691_1.cfm |
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"Passion
Play"
Yoga Journal, February 2005
When winter's cold has you shivering, it's balancing to heat things
up between the sheets with your partner. Apply a little Ayurvedic
wisdom to yield blissful and healthy fruits of desire.
http://www.yogajournal.com/health/1613_1.cfm |
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"Gotta
Lotta Vata?"
Yoga Journal, December 2004
When fall is in the air, vata is more prone to excess. Here's
how to stay balanced in the windy season.
http://www.yogajournal.com/health/1448_1.cfm |
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"The
Wedge"
Yoga for Everybody, October 2004
Have wrist pain, tightness or weakness? This yoga prop may make
all the difference to your practice.
http://www.MayaShakti-Ayurveda.com/wedge.pdf |
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"Balancing
Act"
Yoga Journal, October 2004
Healthful balance results from common sense, practically applied.
Ayurveda's "10 Pairs of Opposites" offers us the reference
points we need to make wise choices.
http://www.MayaShakti-Ayurveda.com/BalancingAct.pdf
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"Earth,
Wind & Fire"
Yoga Journal, June 2004
Going beyond the misleading girl-zine "What's My Dosha?"
questionnaire, this column clarifies the true significance of
one's Ayurvedic constitution, and invites consideration of the
more salient issue: one's doshic imbalance.
http://www.MayaShakti-Ayurveda.com/EarthWindAndFire.pdf |
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"Milk: To Drink or Not to Drink?"
Inside Ayurveda, Fall 1999 Available
for updated reprint
When it comes to dairy, there's more to consider than
lactose intolerance or avoiding milk when you have a cold. This
article offers Ayurvedic answers to questions like: Who is milk
good for? What factors affect healthy digestion/assimilation
of dairy? How do I choose whether to consume dairy or not?
"Sister Sciences: Yoga & Ayurveda"
An Interview with Gary Kraftsow
Inside Ayurveda, Fall 1999 Available
for updated reprint
Gary Kraftsow is the founder of the American Viniyoga Institute,
America's foremost instructor and teacher-trainer of Viniyoga,
and the author of Yoga
for Wellness and Yoga
for Transformation. Delve into what makes Viniyoga
unique, and the functional relationship between yoga and Ayurveda.
"Profile: The Ayurvedic Institute"
Inside Ayurveda, Fall 1999 Available
for updated reprint
Here's a sketch of the institute's founder ~ Vasant Lad, an
outline of the educational programs (and teaching staff) in
Albuquerque, AZ and India, and a peek at the student experience. |
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"Profile:
The California College of Ayurveda"
Inside Ayurveda, Spring/Summer 1999 Available
for updated reprint
Marc Halpern, DC, founder, shares his story and vision for
the professionalization of Ayurvedic medicine. The school's
program offerings are fully described.
"Quick Report: Natural Products Expo West"
Inside Ayurveda, Spring/Summer 1999
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"The Future of Ayurveda"
An Interview with Dr. David Frawley
Inside Ayurveda, Winter 1998 Available
for updated reprint
David Frawley is truly the ambassador of Vedic knowledge to
the United States.
Here are his thoughts on the issues surrounding the potential
for Ayurvedic medicine to become a licensed profession.
"Profile: Ayurveda Holistic Center"
Inside Ayurveda, Winter 1998 Available
for updated reprint
Basic information on this Long Island school, and a few words
from the director, Swami Sada Shiva Tirtha.
"Roundtable: Licensing Ayurveda?"
Inside Ayurveda, Winter 1998
Is the practice of Ayurveda legal? A short introduction to
the issue and a survey of opinions from notable Ayurvedic
teachers and practitioners.
"Conscious Relationship with Place"
Building with Nature, Winter 1994 Available
for reprint
A personal reflection on the value of intimacy with our surroundings. |