In 2006 Asma was diagnosed with Graves’ disease. In the midst of her battle with Graves' disease, she discovered the transformative power of holistic health, yoga, and wellness. Faced with the challenges of managing her symptoms and maintaining a sense of balance, Asma embarked on a journey of self-care and self-discovery.
Yoga became her sanctuary, providing a refuge from the physical and emotional turmoil caused by Graves' disease. Through gentle poses and mindful movements, Asma found solace in the present moment, allowing her body to release tension and reconnect with its innate healing abilities.
As Asma delved deeper into her holistic health exploration, she embraced a holistic lifestyle. Asma began nourishing her body with wholesome, nutrient-dense foods, prioritizing fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. By incorporating anti-inflammatory foods into her diet, she noticed a reduction in symptoms such as fatigue and joint pain.
In addition to yoga and nutrition, she explored complementary therapies to support her well-being. Meditation and breathwork became integral parts of Asma's daily routine, helping her manage stress and promote mental clarity. Acupuncture and herbal remedies were also incorporated into her healing journey, providing additional support for her body's natural healing processes.
Over time, Asma witnessed remarkable changes in her health. Her energy levels had improved, and she experienced fewer flare-ups. Through her commitment to holistic health, yoga, and wellness, Asma not only gained control over her condition but also discovered a profound sense of empowerment and resilience.
Today, she shares her story and knowledge with others, inspiring individuals with Graves' disease and autoimmune conditions to embrace holistic approaches and cultivate a life of balance, well-being, and self-care.
Siyma is a highly motivated and results driven operations coordinator and is a massive part of the Daily Veda team. She has specialised in events coordination, working at institutions such as Imperial College London, as well as University College London. Siyma now works for local charity, North Paddington Foodbank as the Office and Finance Administrator, whilst also operating the thriving hub that is Daily Veda. She leads an immensely abundant life, full of work, love, family, reading and arts and crafts, and most importantly is a devoted mother to a beautiful seven-year-old girl.
Siyma has extensive experience in working in corporate environments, and values the serenity of Daily Veda, and what it offers to her lifestyle.
Neena graduated from Durham University in 2024 with an BA (Hons) in Classical Archaeology and joined the Daily Veda team immediately after. Whilst at University, Neena worked remotely as an Administration Support Assistant and Social Media Content Creator for One Heart Clinic, a private cardiovascular health clinic. Her role involved supporting social media, creating LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube posts. Neena has had a lot of jobs over the years, starting at 14, she worked part time in a local pottery café and helped to run kids birthday parties and events. She has also worked as an assistant in a Young Engineers Summer Camp, helping educate young children about STEM and higher education. Neena has always loved working with young children and finds it incredibly rewarding and fulfilling.
Passionate about the principles of Ayurveda and meditation, Neena has been surrounded by these practices her whole life and is committed to promoting wellness and balance through her work. She values the importance of these traditions, and the positive impact it can have on a person’s mental health and well-being.
