Samāh

Samāh Welcome to Samāh, where healing begins from within.

Still feels unreal 🤍Grateful to be featured in Vogue’s guide to the best wellness products of 2025.Built slowly, rooted ...
03/01/2026

Still feels unreal 🤍

Grateful to be featured in Vogue’s guide to the best wellness products of 2025.
Built slowly, rooted in food first care, and made for real hormone support.
Thank you for trusting Samāh and growing with us ✨

Your 2026 blueprint for hormone health ✨Hormone balance is built through small, consistent habits, not quick fixes. When...
02/01/2026

Your 2026 blueprint for hormone health ✨

Hormone balance is built through small, consistent habits, not quick fixes. When your foundations are steady, your body feels more supported.

Balance blood sugar by pairing carbs with protein and healthy fats.
Prioritise 7–8 hours of sleep to support cortisol and reproductive hormones.
Lower daily stress with gentle movement, sunlight and pauses.
Support gut health with fibre, seeds and warm meals.
Track patterns in your cycle, sleep and cravings.

Add one ritual you can return to daily. Consistency matters more than intensity.
Start the year grounded and support your hormones gently 🤍

Samāh Wrapped 2025 ✨Built slowly. Fully self funded. Powered by trust and community.From thousands of orders to countles...
31/12/2025

Samāh Wrapped 2025 ✨

Built slowly. Fully self funded. Powered by trust and community.
From thousands of orders to countless stories of better cycles and calmer hormones, this year was about steady growth and real impact.

Thank you for believing in long term wellness and growing with us 🤍

Cravings are often the body’s quiet way of asking for support 🤍That sudden pull towards sugar may be your blood sugar di...
29/12/2025

Cravings are often the body’s quiet way of asking for support 🤍

That sudden pull towards sugar may be your blood sugar dipping and asking for steadiness.
Salt cravings can show up when stress is high and cortisol is elevated.
Chocolate cravings often point towards low magnesium or mental fatigue.
Carb cravings can appear when sleep is low and the body is seeking quick energy.

Instead of labelling cravings as a lack of willpower, pause and listen. Adding protein, healthy fats and fibre, staying hydrated, prioritising rest and gently supporting your minerals can help bring the body back into balance.

When we understand what our cravings are trying to communicate, hormone health becomes easier to support and far less overwhelming. Cravings are information, not weakness ✨



Fertility is deeply connected to everyday hormonal signals in the body.From blood sugar balance and stress levels to inf...
27/12/2025

Fertility is deeply connected to everyday hormonal signals in the body.
From blood sugar balance and stress levels to inflammation and thyroid health, each system plays a role in how the cycle functions.

Ovulation depends on stable insulin and balanced meals.
A regulated nervous system supports conception and implantation.
Lower inflammation helps protect egg quality.
Healthy thyroid function supports regular ovulation and menstrual flow.
Progesterone reflects how supported and resilient the cycle truly is.

Fertility is not about one hormone or one change.
It’s about small, steady habits that support the body as a whole.

Awareness is always the first step.

A gentle reminder to slow down, breathe deep, and savour the season 🤍 Wishing you warmth, rest, and little moments of jo...
26/12/2025

A gentle reminder to slow down, breathe deep, and savour the season 🤍 Wishing you warmth, rest, and little moments of joy this Christmas. 🎄✨

Winter can be a little tougher on hormones.Lower sunlight, heavier digestion, slower mornings and more fatigue are all c...
21/12/2025

Winter can be a little tougher on hormones.
Lower sunlight, heavier digestion, slower mornings and more fatigue are all common during this season.

This is where gentle, everyday habits matter. 🌟

Warm, cooked meals help support digestion and reduce bloating.
Healthy fats like ghee, sesame oil, and seeds support hormone stability and warmth in the body.
Morning sunlight plays an important role in regulating mood, sleep, and circadian rhythm.
Drinking warm water supports circulation and helps ease fatigue and PMS.
Magnesium-rich foods like seeds, nuts, greens, and legumes can help reduce cramps, stress, and muscle tension.

Small, consistent shifts can go a long way in supporting hormone balance through winter 🌿

Fertility is often spoken about as a women-only conversation, but male health plays an equally important role. S***m hea...
20/12/2025

Fertility is often spoken about as a women-only conversation, but male health plays an equally important role. S***m health is not fixed. It is constantly renewing, shaped by everyday choices, routines, and habits.

S***m regenerate roughly every 74 days, which means what you eat, how you sleep, and how you manage stress today directly impacts fertility a few months from now. This is powerful because it means change is always possible.

Quality sleep supports testosterone production, while chronic stress and poor rest can reduce s***m count, movement, and overall quality. Nutrition matters just as much. Nutrients like zinc, omega 3, vitamin D, and antioxidants help support hormone balance, s***m structure, and protection from cellular damage. Consistency is key here. Small daily inputs matter more than occasional supplements.

Lifestyle choices also play a role. Smoking, alcohol, excessive heat exposure, prolonged sitting, and lack of movement can quietly affect s***m health over time. On the other hand, regular movement, balanced routines, and mindful habits support fertility for both partners.

This is your reminder that fertility is not about perfection. It is about awareness and steady, supportive routines. Better fertility begins with better daily habits 🌱

Address

Hyderabad
500075

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Samāh posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Samāh:

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram