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Introduction Ayurveda

An online guide for ayurveda and its various ayurvedic products and treatments.

This site will give you valuable information to help you integrate the principles and processes of Ayurveda into your life; to live a healthier, happier life; to live a more fulfilling life.   It will also tell you about Ayurveda products and services available to you. 

Ayurveda is not simply a type of medical care.  Ayurveda is a philosophy of life. Ayurveda runs across all aspects of life.  It is involved in medicine.

If practiced consistently, it is preventative rather than curative. 

It is about skin care, muscle tone, digestion, and temperament.  It is about weight loss, weight gain, and a healthy diet.  Ayurveda therapy can involve herbs, and diet.  It focuses on body types and revolving around the three energies – Vata, Pitta, and Kapha – Ayurveda seeks to create balance in the practitioner's life. 

If the three energies are in balance, your life is in balance.  When they are out of balance, you are out of balance.  Most diseases and mental conditions are simply symptoms of the energies imbalance over a period of time.

Vata, the energy associated with movement, governs breathing, heart rate, muscle movement, cellular activities.  When it is in balance with the other energies, you are creative and flexible.  When it is out of balance with the other energies, you experience fear.

Pitta is the energy associated with your bodies metabolic systems such as digestion, nutrition, and assimilation.  It controls how well and how quickly you are able to understand a concept or new information.

Finally, Kapha, forms the body's structure, it's bones, the tendons, all the mechanisms that hold the body together and give it shape. 

Come in.  Find out about the Ayurveda approach to medicines, herbs, diet, exercise and life.

 

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