Jill Leslie discovered Ayurveda & Yoga in her journey toward restoring her health. Rooted in simplicity, and  incorporating every aspect of life, traditional Ayurveda offered her a “back-to-basics” approach to health and wellness. Through the lens of Ayurveda, she was able to identify the areas and aspects of her life that were creating imbalance and make the necessary changes to restore health and harmony.

Jill is a a graduate of The Advanced Studies Program at Shubham Ayurveda, a Certified Ayurvedic Wellness and Nutritional Consultant from Kerala Ayurveda and a Certified Practitioner  of Ayurveda & Aromatherapy from The Dhyana Center of Health Sciences, where she completed her post certification internship. In the lineage of Swami Kripalu, Jill is a certified Yoga instructor and is the founder of Kitchen Alchemy.

Jill offers guidance and support through Ayurvedic consultations and classes, hatha yoga, diet/cooking classes, herbal medicine, lifestyle recommendations, jyotish and meditation. Her areas of expertise include; digestion, food allergies, parasites, candida, std’s, stress reduction, fatigue, respiratory conditions and insomnia. She is available for personal consultations, workshops and retreats

Kitchen Alchemy Treats is a natural extension of Jill’s love of sweets, passion for herbal medicine and nutrition. When she learned the adage of Ayurveda, “Let your Food Be you Medicine” she put on her apron and said, “Let your Medicine  be Delicious.” Kitchen Alchemy Treats are made with the principles of Ayurveda, using the potent medicinal delivery systems of ghee (clarified butter) and raw honey, to effectively allow the healing benefits of the herbs to naturally be digested and absorbed into the body and reach into the most subtle channels and deepest tissues.

“May we all live an inspired and meaningful life, fueled with natural vitality, steeped in gratitude and aware of our true nature.”

“The healer who regards kindness to humanity as the supreme religion and treats patients accordingly, succeeds best in achieving the aim of life and obtains the greatest pleasure.”  – Charaka, honored 2nd century B.C. Ayurvedic Physician