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Is your morning cup of coffee a life-enhancing ritual—or a daily stressor for your body? In this candid solo episode, Kate O’Donnell breaks down the Ayurvedic perspective on coffee, caffeine, and the signals your body may be sending you about both. From bloat to breakouts, adrenal fatigue to mood swings, Kate explores how the bitter brew impacts digestion, hormones, and emotional well-being—especially during perimenopause and beyond.
Whether you thrive on a daily dose of java or suspect it might be messing with your system, this episode offers thoughtful insight, practical strategies, and a gentle invitation to reconsider your relationship with caffeine. You’ll also discover nourishing alternatives like dandelion root, turmeric lattes, and the Ayurvedic staple triphala—plus how to enjoy the joie de vivre of coffee without compromising your health.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
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Call to Action:
Take a few days to observe how your body responds to coffee. Does it energize and steady you—or throw off your digestion, skin, or mood? Let Kate know your experience over on Instagram @kateodonnellayurveda or by leaving a review and sharing the episode with a friend who’s very into their pour-over.
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You can listen and subscribe to Everyday Ayurveda with Kate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you tune into your favorite shows.
Health Disclaimer:
The information shared on Everyday Ayurveda with Kate is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your diet, supplements, or wellness routine.
Connect with Kate: https://www.healwithkate.org
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Is your morning cup of coffee a life-enhancing ritual—or a daily stressor for your body? In this candid solo episode, Kate O’Donnell breaks down the Ayurvedic perspective on coffee, caffeine, and the signals your body may be sending you about both. From bloat to breakouts, adrenal fatigue to mood swings, Kate explores how the bitter brew impacts digestion, hormones, and emotional well-being—especially during perimenopause and beyond.
Whether you thrive on a daily dose of java or suspect it might be messing with your system, this episode offers thoughtful insight, practical strategies, and a gentle invitation to reconsider your relationship with caffeine. You’ll also discover nourishing alternatives like dandelion root, turmeric lattes, and the Ayurvedic staple triphala—plus how to enjoy the joie de vivre of coffee without compromising your health.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
Mentioned in the Episode:
Call to Action:
Take a few days to observe how your body responds to coffee. Does it energize and steady you—or throw off your digestion, skin, or mood? Let Kate know your experience over on Instagram @kateodonnellayurveda or by leaving a review and sharing the episode with a friend who’s very into their pour-over.
Listen + Subscribe:
You can listen and subscribe to Everyday Ayurveda with Kate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you tune into your favorite shows.
Health Disclaimer:
The information shared on Everyday Ayurveda with Kate is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your diet, supplements, or wellness routine.
Connect with Kate: https://www.healwithkate.org
Acknowledge, makers of full-spectrum hemp tinctures grown on a regenerative organic farm. Try the Sleep tincture with code KATE30 for 30% off your 1st order at https://acknowledge.co
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