Ayurveda just 3 ways to help your well being

3 Ways to Bring Ayurveda into your Everyday Life 

1. Exhaling Your Stress 
In the midst of stress, we have an unconscious tendency to breathe shallowly and tighten the solar plexus. Kapalabhati or "Shining Breath" is a yogic practice that releases anxiety and cleanses toxins from the body. Here is how to perform Kapalabhati
1) Sit comfortably in an upright posture and rest your hands on your lower belly.
2) Draw your navel to your spine in a quick motion, forcefully expelling all the air from your lung. The primary movement is from your diaphragm.
3) Allow your lungs to fill naturally, with no effort. 
4) Perform this cycle 10 times, then allow your breathing return to normal and observe the sensations in your body. Repeat the cycles of ten three to four times.
Do not practice Shining Breath if you are pregnant. 
2. Letting Go of Resistance 
If you've made a commitment to improve your self-care - perhaps by exercising regularly, learning to meditate, or eating more mindfully - the Ayurvedic healing system offers powerful teachings to help you follow through. Here are three timeless Ayurvedic principles you can use to move beyond resistance to the fulfillment of your goals 
1. Accept the now. When you accept life as it unfolds, offering no resistance, you become aware of the choices available in this moment. This doesn't imply giving up desires or being a victim, but discovering the freedom to respond creatively.

2. Accept the signals of your body. Feel all of your body's sensations, including sorrow, anger, or a churning stomach. Whereas the mind lives in the past and the future, the body resides in the now and never doubts itself. It knows the truth and will guide you toward the most evolutionary choices.
3. Accept responsibility and commit. With deepened awareness, you can make new choices, let go of habits that no longer serve you, and commit to doing something different. 

3. Aromatherapy 
Whenever we smell something, whether the rich scent of coffee beans, the earthiness of burning sage, or the sweetness of a rose, we are actually absorbing some of its molecules, making aromatherapy a form of natural medicine.

You can use a process known as neuroassociative conditioning to consciously link a healing response to a given smell. First choose a favorite aroma and inhale it whenever you are feeling relaxed, calm or happy. Your body will begin to associate pleasurable feelings with the smell. Before long, just a hint of the fragrance will invoke your inner healing response. 
Here are some specific suggestions for balancing fragrances 

Invigorating Cooling Calming
Lemon Jasmine Lavender
Orange Mint Vanilla
Clove Lime Sandalwood
Cinnamon Rose Neroli

and this is just a small sample Bud