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The Week of November 23rd: Vata Health Rx —
If you're a Vata type, Thanksgiving week brings a specific kind of stress response— not anger, but panic.
You're worried that when family dynamics get tense, you're going to spiral into anxiety. Your mind will start racing with worst-case scenarios. You won't be able to think straight. You'll feel scattered and overwhelmed and want to escape.
Because here's what's probably already happening: Your mind is spinning before anything has even gone wrong. You're lying awake at night thinking about everything that could happen. What if they bring up that topic? What if you say the wrong thing? When someone makes even a slightly unexpected comment, you feel panic rising immediately. Your breath gets shallow and rapid. Your stomach flutters. You can't think straight---you freeze or you ramble or you say something you didn't mean to say.
And November's cold, dry, windy, chaotic energy is making this so much worse. Vata season mimics and amplifies your internal state. You're already the Air and Space elements, already prone to scattered thoughts and anxiety. When nature is reflecting those same qualities back at you, you can't find solid ground anywhere.
In this week's Vata Health Rx, integrative medicine physicians and Ayurvedic experts Dr. Avanti Kumar-Singh and Dr. Tanmeet Sethi explain why Vata types spiral into anxiety when stress hits, and why your nervous system needs grounding, not just calming.
This week, you'll get a specific 3-5 minute practice that combines extended exhale breathing with firm grounding through your feet— interrupting the mental spiral and bringing scattered energy back down into your body.
Listen now to learn:
- Why Vata types spiral into anxiety instead of anger when triggered, and how peak Vata season amplifies this
- The grounding practice that stops racing thoughts
- How to visualize energy draining from your spinning head down through your feet into the earth
- Why firm pressure on your feet signals safety to your brain and calms panic within minutes
Hormonal changes affect your nervous system, and the right support makes all the difference. Dr. Kumar-Singh and Dr. Sethi have curated the Hormonal Health Prescription Toolkit with physician-selected products and protocols specifically designed to support your stress hormones and nervous system through perimenopause and menopause. Learn more at myarvasi.com
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By ArvasiThe Week of November 23rd: Vata Health Rx —
If you're a Vata type, Thanksgiving week brings a specific kind of stress response— not anger, but panic.
You're worried that when family dynamics get tense, you're going to spiral into anxiety. Your mind will start racing with worst-case scenarios. You won't be able to think straight. You'll feel scattered and overwhelmed and want to escape.
Because here's what's probably already happening: Your mind is spinning before anything has even gone wrong. You're lying awake at night thinking about everything that could happen. What if they bring up that topic? What if you say the wrong thing? When someone makes even a slightly unexpected comment, you feel panic rising immediately. Your breath gets shallow and rapid. Your stomach flutters. You can't think straight---you freeze or you ramble or you say something you didn't mean to say.
And November's cold, dry, windy, chaotic energy is making this so much worse. Vata season mimics and amplifies your internal state. You're already the Air and Space elements, already prone to scattered thoughts and anxiety. When nature is reflecting those same qualities back at you, you can't find solid ground anywhere.
In this week's Vata Health Rx, integrative medicine physicians and Ayurvedic experts Dr. Avanti Kumar-Singh and Dr. Tanmeet Sethi explain why Vata types spiral into anxiety when stress hits, and why your nervous system needs grounding, not just calming.
This week, you'll get a specific 3-5 minute practice that combines extended exhale breathing with firm grounding through your feet— interrupting the mental spiral and bringing scattered energy back down into your body.
Listen now to learn:
- Why Vata types spiral into anxiety instead of anger when triggered, and how peak Vata season amplifies this
- The grounding practice that stops racing thoughts
- How to visualize energy draining from your spinning head down through your feet into the earth
- Why firm pressure on your feet signals safety to your brain and calms panic within minutes
Hormonal changes affect your nervous system, and the right support makes all the difference. Dr. Kumar-Singh and Dr. Sethi have curated the Hormonal Health Prescription Toolkit with physician-selected products and protocols specifically designed to support your stress hormones and nervous system through perimenopause and menopause. Learn more at myarvasi.com