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Tap Into the Healing Power of Spices with Raina Kumra
Manage episode 352818249 series 3005690
Do you know the key to adding powerful health benefits along with incredible flavor to your meals?! Spices! And you probably already have a kitchen filled with them!
Raina Kumra, food activist and founder of Spicewell, believes that the first stop when illness strikes isn’t the drug store, it’s the spice drawer. Growing up in an Ayurvedic household, she learned from her mother and grandmother to tap into the healing power of plants.
When she personally faced a family health crisis, she went back to her roots and changed the way her family ate. Pivoting from her successful career in tech, she then set out to create the first nutrient-dense and lower in sodium salt and pepper with Ayurvedic formulations known to help the body and mind adapt to inflammation and stress.
Now, Raina is on a mission to rethink how we spice up our everyday meals so that we can fill in nutritional deficiencies and get the most from our food.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The ancient principles of Ayurveda and how to apply it to modern times
- Ways plants are medicinal and how they can fill in for nutrient-deficiency
- How to make your spice drawer your medicine cabinet
- Some common misconceptions about salt and the best ways to use it
- Tips for reducing inflammation and restoring your body
- Exactly which spices to stock in your kitchen
Let this conversation remind you that the magic to feeling good is in the consistency of small daily actions. Sometimes, it might be as easy as opening up your spice drawer!
Resources Mentioned:
Spicewell Promo Code: ELISE15
Learn More about Raina Kumra:
Website: https://www.juggernaut.is/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rainakumra/
Instagram: @kumratronic
Twitter: @rainakumra
Learn More about Elise Museles:
Food Story: Rewrite the Way You, Eat, Think, and Live
Website: elisemuseles.com
Instagram: @elisemuseles
Facebook: @elisemuseles
100 episodes
Manage episode 352818249 series 3005690
Do you know the key to adding powerful health benefits along with incredible flavor to your meals?! Spices! And you probably already have a kitchen filled with them!
Raina Kumra, food activist and founder of Spicewell, believes that the first stop when illness strikes isn’t the drug store, it’s the spice drawer. Growing up in an Ayurvedic household, she learned from her mother and grandmother to tap into the healing power of plants.
When she personally faced a family health crisis, she went back to her roots and changed the way her family ate. Pivoting from her successful career in tech, she then set out to create the first nutrient-dense and lower in sodium salt and pepper with Ayurvedic formulations known to help the body and mind adapt to inflammation and stress.
Now, Raina is on a mission to rethink how we spice up our everyday meals so that we can fill in nutritional deficiencies and get the most from our food.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The ancient principles of Ayurveda and how to apply it to modern times
- Ways plants are medicinal and how they can fill in for nutrient-deficiency
- How to make your spice drawer your medicine cabinet
- Some common misconceptions about salt and the best ways to use it
- Tips for reducing inflammation and restoring your body
- Exactly which spices to stock in your kitchen
Let this conversation remind you that the magic to feeling good is in the consistency of small daily actions. Sometimes, it might be as easy as opening up your spice drawer!
Resources Mentioned:
Spicewell Promo Code: ELISE15
Learn More about Raina Kumra:
Website: https://www.juggernaut.is/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rainakumra/
Instagram: @kumratronic
Twitter: @rainakumra
Learn More about Elise Museles:
Food Story: Rewrite the Way You, Eat, Think, and Live
Website: elisemuseles.com
Instagram: @elisemuseles
Facebook: @elisemuseles
100 episodes
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