Rooted in the Seasons Podcast
Simple, seasonal wisdom from Ayurveda and Yoga — to help busy women who feel overwhelmed and out of rhythm restore balance, confidence, and calm.
Hosted by Katja Patel, Ayurvedic Diet & Lifestyle consultant and yoga teacher trainer.
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When Digestion Feels Overloaded: Why I Always Return to Mung Dal
A step-by-step guide to making mung dal soup — one of Ayurveda’s most beloved, easy-to-digest meals. Adaptable to any season, this nourishing dish supports digestion and gently restores balance in both body and mind.
The Healing Power of Potatoes: How Ayurveda Turns Simple Food Into Deep Nourishment
Discover how the humble potato becomes a grounding, nourishing winter food when prepared the Ayurvedic way. In this episode, Katja explores digestion, nervous system support, and why simple meals can bring deep steadiness during the colder months.
Ayurvedic Winter Immunity: Digestion, Rhythm & the Microbiome
Winter immunity isn’t something you boost — it’s something you build.
In this episode, I explore the Ayurvedic view of immunity as Ojas, how digestion and daily rhythm shape your winter resilience, why your microbiome adapts to the season, and a simple three-second tongue check you can use each morning.
Why You Might Need an Ayurvedic Autumn Cleanse
Autumn is beautiful — crisp air, colourful leaves, cosy nights. But the shift often brings discomfort too: bloating, dry skin, restless sleep, and scattered energy. An Ayurvedic autumn cleanse clears residual summer heat, soothes Vata imbalance, and nourishes body and mind for a grounded transition into winter.
6 Ayurvedic Tips to Feel Centred in the Shift to Autumn
The shift from summer to autumn can leave you feeling scattered — dry skin, unsettled digestion, restless thoughts. In this short episode, I share six simple Ayurvedic shifts to help you feel centred again, from nourishing food and calming teas to breath practices and daily rituals.