Ayurvedic Practitioners

What Is Ayurveda?

Ayurveda is an evidence based clinical care using traditional Ayurvedic methods of body assessment techniques such as pulse reading, individual based physical and metabolic assessment. Ayurveda was introduced thousands of years ago with full literature of diseases, their diagnosis, prognosis and possible Ayurvedic herbal management and therapies. Ayurveda is unique among all healthcare disciplines in the world with its emphasis on removing the root cause of disease and suffering. Health promotion is one of the strongest and important aspect in ayurvedic medicines which aims for individual treatment as well as individual healthy life and longevity. The basic principle of Ayurvedic treatments are the identification of individual doshas; which means the body constitution. According to Ayurveda, every individual inherits three dosha from birth Vatta (Air), Pitta (Fire) and Kapha (Liquids). Along with the doshas, individual body is structured with five basic elements; Earth (Solid), Water (Liquid), Air (movements), Fire (digestion and heat) and Space (Empty Space and Holes).