by Olivia Fried ![]() Spring is a time of transition. It is evident everywhere around us. Trees and shrubs are bursting forth in bloom. The world is becoming green as temperatures gradually rise. While we all enjoy the promise of warmer weather and the more colorful season that is Spring, many also dread this time of year due to allergy and respiratory ailments, along with the winter weight gain and depression that we may be feeling. Ayurveda, the ancient medical science and sister science of Yoga, teaches us that to enjoy good health, we must adapt our lifestyle practices to the changes in our environment. Since Spring is a heavy, wet, cool season our practices should incorporate those that are warming, light and dry. We:
Becoming aware of the effects of seasonal changes on our bodies and minds can lead us to lifestyles practices that support a healthier, more fulfilling life! Olivia Fried is a Certified Ayurvedic Practioner, Licensed Massage Therapist (LMBT#13895) and Registered 200 hr Yoga Teacher. Olivia designs basic lifestyle plans that serve her clients in their quest for living a healthy, vibrant life. Together with regular Massage and Yoga practices, these plans move clients along their
Path to Wellness. For more information, or to join a Yoga Class, see ventureintowellness.massagetherapy.com or contact Olivia directly at olivia.ayurveda@gmail.com.
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