Seasonal Guide: Winter Wellness Tips
Rihla Wellness Rihla Wellness

Seasonal Guide: Winter Wellness Tips

In Winter – which is a season transitioning from autumn’s dry air into the dampness of winter, the cold aggravates the skin, joints, respiratory, and immune, and nervous systems, and is worsened by the moisture in the air. In response to a tendency towards cold and wet imbalance, we should be trying to maintain warmth and some dryness.

Read More
Beyond Quick Fixes: Building Habits for Lasting Health and Wellness
Kara Brunson Kara Brunson

Beyond Quick Fixes: Building Habits for Lasting Health and Wellness

From crash diets to instant detox pills, the promise of rapid results can be tempting. But these approaches often fail to address the root causes of health issues and may even leave us feeling worse in the long run. It’s time to shift the narrative from temporary relief to lasting wellness

Read More
Seasonal Guide: Fall Wellness Tips
Rihla Wellness Rihla Wellness

Seasonal Guide: Fall Wellness Tips

In Autumn – which is a season transitioning from summer’s dry heat into winter’s moist cold, characteristically features dryness and cold that aggravates the hair, skin, joints, respiratory, immune, digestive, and nervous systems. In response to a tendency towards cold and dry imbalance, we should be aiming to maintain warmth and some moisture – generally.

Read More
Getting Rid of Constipation Isn’t Impossible
Kara Brunson Kara Brunson

Getting Rid of Constipation Isn’t Impossible

Whether you’re new to natural health or simply looking for effective ways to enhance your digestive wellness, we have an effective and well-balanced approach to improving your colon health so you can overcome constipation.

Read More
Women’s Health
Rihla Wellness Rihla Wellness

Women’s Health

Effective natural medicine for healthy periods, fertility, and menopause simply comes down to diet and lifestyle shifts that offer relief and address the root cause. Often, the root cause is related to eating too many wrong foods (or drinking wrong drinks), not exercising enough or getting fresh air and sunshine, resting too much, not prioritizing our social and spiritual health. Though genetics plays a role too, lifestyle and diet are still even powerful players here.

Read More