Start low, go slow: a friendly guide to your first week
Your practitioner decides the dose. This is everything else: the small habits that make the first week smooth and uneventful, which is the goal.
By Adarsh Singh
Asanoha makes Ayurvedic proprietary medicines with Vijaya leaf extract. We sell only to adults, and only on the prescription of a registered Ayurvedic practitioner.
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Legal stuff, Ayurveda stuff and how-to stuff, written the way we would explain it to a friend over chai.
Your practitioner decides the dose. This is everything else: the small habits that make the first week smooth and uneventful, which is the goal.
By Adarsh Singh
A COA is the lab report card for a batch. Here is what to look for in five minutes, with zero equations.
By Soumyadev Banerjee
Three words on every cannabis label, explained using the only framework India fully understands: a Bollywood film.
By Joseph John
Three formats, three personalities. A simple, slightly dramatic guide to how they differ, so you can ask your practitioner better questions.
By Adarsh Singh
Short answer: yes, if they are made the right way and sold the right way. The chai-length answer explains what "the right way" means.
By Adarsh Singh
Long before anyone made gummies, Ayurvedic texts had a name for the cannabis leaf. The name means victory. Dramatic, but fair.
By Joseph John
Yes. Pyjamas are allowed. Here is how online consultations work in India, and what a real prescription should look like.
By Joseph John
The same plant that shows up in Holi thandai and in Ayurvedic texts still makes aunties drop their teacups. Let us sort out the confusion.
By Soumyadev Banerjee