Summer Series 1

Let me tell you about three seeds that have been sitting in your spice cabinet this whole time — quietly waiting to fix your digestion.

Coriander. Cumin. Fennel.

That's it. That's the experiment.

In Ayurveda CCF tea is one of the most beloved daily tonics. And what makes it genuinely special is that it's tridoshic. That means it balances all three doshas and works for almost every body and every constitution. Whether you run hot or cold, fast or slow, anxious or sluggish, this tea meets you where you are. It stokes your digestive fire, reduces bloating and gas, calms inflammation, and supports your body's natural ability to absorb the nutrients from everything you eat.

And here's the thing that gets me every time: this isn't some exotic ingredient you have to hunt down. It's three seeds. One teaspoon each. Simmered in water for five minutes. That's it.

One of my teachers used to say that Ayurveda's most powerful medicine is hiding in plain sight… in your kitchen, in your garden, in the rhythms of your day. CCF tea is maybe the best example of that I know.

Drink it fifteen minutes before a meal to get your digestive fire going before food arrives. Or drink it after a meal to support everything that happens next. Add a touch of maple syrup or almond milk if you like. Plain is perfect too.

A note on cumin: it's the most heating of the three. If you tend to run hot or notice any aggravation, decrease it or leave it out entirely. Coriander and fennel alone are still beautifully effective and wonderfully cooling.

And if you want a ready-made version that's perfectly balanced and utterly delicious, Banyan Botanicals makes a CCF tea blend I love. Link below. (affiliate)

Three seeds. Seven days. See what happens. 🫶🏼


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