In Ayurveda, we understand that nature doesn't operate in straight lines; the seasons cycle, the doshas shift, and our bodies & minds move through rhythms of expansion and contraction, activity and rest. The "new year" isn't so much a fresh start as it's another turn of the wheel: an invitation to notice where we are and gently adjust our course.

You might wonder if eating Ayurvedically during Thanksgiving means sitting at the table with a separate meal, explaining your dietary needs, or feeling like you're missing out on cherished family traditions. The truth is quite different: Ayurvedic eating isn't about restriction or separation, for it's more about bringing consciousness and care to how we prepare & consume food.

The path from knowing to doing doesn't have to be walked alone. At The Buddha's Medicine, we've created an integrated approach that honors both the clinical expertise of Dr. Matt and the practical, day-to-day support that makes implementation possible.

Throughout my studies in Ayurveda, I have encountered various practitioners and institutions, but none have matched the depth and authenticity of Dr. Matt. What began as a mentorship relationship has evolved into something even more meaningful: serving the Dr. Matt's patients as an Ayurvedic Lifestyle Coach, working alongside the very doctor I consider to be an important and impactful mentor.

At The Buddha's Medicine, we believe that financial health is an essential component of overall wellness. The stress of financial burden can directly counteract the healing process we're working to facilitate. The foundation of our approach to payment and accessibility is to offer something different, more transparent, and above all, more direct.