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Ayurveda
Ayurveda is an ancient Indian system of medicine with a holistic approach to health, aiming to balance the body, mind, and spirit.
It focuses on balance between mind, body, and spirit for overall well-being
Ayurveda believes that true health is achieved not just by treating physical symptoms, but by creating harmony between the mind (mental health), body (physical health), and spirit (inner self or consciousness). When these three aspects are in balance, a person experiences energy, clarity, emotional stability, and overall wellness. If one area is disturbed—such as chronic stress affecting the mind—it can lead to physical illness or emotional imbalance. Ayurvedic practices aim to restore this balance through personalized diet, lifestyle routines, meditation, yoga, and natural remedies, helping individuals feel whole, connected, and truly healthy from within.
- Mind – through practices like meditation, mindfulness, and mental discipline.
- Body – through personalized diets, herbal treatments, yoga, and daily routines.
- Spirit – by encouraging self-awareness, purpose, and connection to a deeper sense of being.
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Treatments include herbal medicines, dietary changes, yoga, and meditation
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Ayurveda supports the body’s natural healing process rather than suppressing symptoms
Unlike modern medicine, which often focuses on quickly relieving symptoms, Ayurveda aims to address the root cause of illness. It believes that the body has an innate ability to heal itself when supported with the right lifestyle, nutrition, and natural therapies.
- Identify the underlying imbalance (in doshas, diet, or lifestyle).
- Use natural remedies, such as herbs, oils, and dietary adjustments, to restore balance.
- Encourage practices like detoxification (Panchakarma), yoga, and meditation to strengthen the body’s resilience.
Detoxification therapies, such as Panchakarma, are used to cleanse the body
In Ayurveda, accumulated toxins (known as “Ama”) are considered a major cause of disease. These toxins build up due to poor diet, unhealthy lifestyle, stress, and environmental factors. Detoxification therapies are essential to remove these impurities and restore balance.
- Virechana – purgation to cleanse the intestines
- Basti – medicated enemas to detoxify the colon
- Nasya – nasal therapy to clear toxins from the head and neck
- Raktamokshana – bloodletting (used selectively) to purify the blood
