Bitter foods should be combined with other tastes in the sattvic method. Bitter foods help us to maintain the health of the small intestine and help to control bloating. Bitter foods could be the most healthy, and tasty thing for your body!
Do you know that sugar is one of the main reasons for obesity and other diseases? In this video, I share more information with you regarding how to cook delicious and healthy meals without using sugar.
Molasses is a sweet syrup that is separated from sugar during the refining process, when sugar is produced from sugar cane. It's often used for cooking and baking, but also as a health tonic because it contains iron, calcium, potassium, magnesium and other minerals.
Many of us use brown sugar as a substitute for white sugar assuming that it is a healthier alternative. Watch this video to learn more about how brown sugar is made and decide for yourself! Our sattvic method challenge helps you eat for your health, wellbeing, and consciousness.
Jaggery is a traditional sugar that has been used in India for centuries. It's a healthier alternative to regular sugar and it tastes really delicious! In this video I'll share how to use jaggery in your diet.
More than 10 different kinds of sugar are available in the market today. Not all of them are created equal.This video provides you with more information regarding the types of sugars. Sattvic method provides you with tools and recipes to eat without additional sugar.
A reader of the Sattva Tattva #blog sent me this question: Is sugar sattvic? What are the best sugars for a sattvic diet? There are many ways we get sugar…
Welcome to the enlightening journey of self-discovery! The essence of Hindu philosophy encapsulates the balance between Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas—the three fundamental qualities that shape our behaviors, thoughts, and actions. Unveil the predominant Guna within you through our fun and thought-provoking quiz!