Brew New Moon Ghee
in our Ayurvedic Wisdom Circle
Let's hang out and make New Moon Ghee.
I'll guide you through it. There's no cost to attend.
Curious about the Ayurvedic tradition of making ghee? Join us to learn this simple yet profound practice.
Whether you're new to ghee-making or have been doing it for years, there's always more to discover about this golden elixir.
No quick fixes for short term results. Ayurveda is for lifelong health.
The Power of Ghee for Menopausal Women
For menopausal women, especially those who are vata and pitta predominant, ghee is a kind of miracle medicine and elixir of life. In the world of Ayurveda, ghee is one of three top most important food substances to add to your diet.
What is Ghee?
Ghee is clarified butter which has been even further cooked, removing difficult to digest proteins.
New Moon Ghee: Potent Clarified Butter with Intentions
Well, it's simply ghee, super potent clarified butter, made during the New Moon and infused with your intentions and gratitude. Why the New moon? Many rituals are geared towards the full moon and both of these times are very special from a witchy, biodynamic spiritual perspective. I happen to like making ghee on the new moon.
The new moon is a time of potential, new beginnings, and harnessing the energy for positive change and growth.
Ayurvedic Benefits of Ghee for Menopause Symptoms
Why do I need ghee if I'm having menopausal symptoms?
From an Ayurvedic perspective, menopause transitions the body from a heated (pitta) to a dry (vata) state, causing symptoms like heartburn, hot flushes, and dry skin. Ghee, known as the elixir of life, has rejuvenative properties, is anti-inflammatory, and serves as an internal lubricant.
Ghee as an Elixir for Menopausal Women
In India, ghee has been called the elixir of life.
Ghee has many amazing nutrients which assist in the reduction of menopausal symptoms. When Charaka (a predecessor to Hippocrates - the father of Western Medicine) said let food be thy medicine - this is one of the foods he meant.
Ghee for Digestive Health and Inflammation
Ghee is especially important in digestive health, internal lubrication and inflammatory conditions.
Who Needs New Moon Ghee? Why, Everyone!
💃🏻 Women dealing with menopause symptoms either severe or barely there
💃🏻 Women having gut and digestive health issues like constipation or heartburn
💃🏻 Women who are curious about Ayurveda
💃🏻 Women who want to meet others managing menopause naturally
This is also for women who…
💃🏻 Once bought butter to make ghee but __________ (fill in the blanks 😝)
🌟 Can't find the time to make it
🌟 Had good intentions bought butter which sat in fridge & had to used it
🌟 Seemed too complicated
🌟 Forgot how to make it
If you've never made ghee or are an old pro at it, come hang out.
Making ghee makes the house smell like popcorn, yummy.
Why Make Homemade Ghee?
Why make ghee at home instead of buying it?
Homemade ghee costs less than store-bought and ensures freshness and proper handling. Store-bought ghee can be expensive and its quality may be compromised during shipping. Making ghee at home only requires the cost of butter and less than an hour of your time.
Cost-Effective and Fresh
How does ghee compare to coconut oil?
Ghee deeply penetrates the tissues, even passing the blood-brain barrier to nourishing and calm the mind. Ghee can be used any time of year for its balanced qualities. Coconut oil remains on the surface and only minimally penetrates the tissues.
Ghee's Deep Tissue Penetration Benefits
Hi!
I’m Chitra (pronounced Chih-truh), a Doctor of Ayurveda specializing in women’s health.
I help peri through post menopausal women who have been dealing with symptoms like hot flashes, brain fog, sleeplessness, lethargy and mood swings. Not only does their body feel foreign but they feel isolated and unheard, in a medical system which doesn't prioritize women's health, in a society biased against aging.
I love educating women around choices for the body in the Art of Menopausing with the wisdom of Ayurveda. We then put that wisdom into practice so women can get on with the business of being the magnificent creatures they are.
During my studies to become a Doctor of Ayurveda, I realized women’s health systems are largely centered around fertility and childbirth. As a childless cat lady, I found this focus difficult to relate to and completely irrelevant to my experience. Going through menopause myself, I saw there were few resources and no one to talk to, which made me want to support other women through this life stage.
If you’d like to learn more about my story, click here.
New Moon Ghee-Making: What You'll Need
Essential Tools for Making Ghee at Home
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1 lb unsweetened butter. I prefer organic.
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1 pot with a heavy bottom to melt the butter and make the ghee
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Any heating element that will melt the butter that you can control examples - Stove, Hot plate, Instant Pot
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A clean wide mouthed jar for finished ghee
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A spoon
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Something to separate the solids from from the melted butter (optional and handy) examples Cheese cloth, Fine metal Strainer
Q&A: Ayurveda, Ghee, and Menopause
While making the ghee… you will have the opportunity to pick my brain and ask questions about Ayurveda or the Art of Menopausing.
Here are some examples of questions you can ask:
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How can I incorporate ghee into my daily routine to help with menopausal symptoms?
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What's the significance of making ghee during the new moon phase?
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Can ghee help with specific menopause symptoms like hot flashes or night sweats?
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How does ghee support hormone balance during menopause from an Ayurvedic perspective?
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Are there any rituals or intentions I can set while making new moon ghee to enhance its benefits?
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