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AYURVEDA is a holistic system of medicine that is indigenous to widely practiced in India, and all over world. In Sanskrit, Ayurveda means “THE SCIENCE OF LIFE”. Its primary emphasis is on prevention of disease and maintenance of health. Ayurveda is a medical system that deals with health in all aspects physical health, mental balance, spiritual wellbeing, social welfare, environmental conditions, dietary & lifestyle habits, daily living trends, and seasonal variations in lifestyle, as well as treating and managing specific diseases. In Ayurvedic medicinal systems PRANA is known as the “life energy” and activated both the body and mind, which controls the main functions of the mind including emotions, memory and thought. The five basic elements of Ayurveda i.e. ETHER, (OR SPACE), AIR, FIRE, WATER AND EARTH. They are seen as manifestations of energy and can be equated to the five senses of hearing, vision, touch, taste, and smell. In turn, these senses are associated with a particular sense organ of the body, which impact on other ‘organs of activity and result in actions being carried out by the body. TRIDOSHA (vata, pitta, kapha) are the three humors or basic forces that manifest in the human body. The tridosha governs all the functions of the body and mind. PRAKRUTI is a description of the human constitution – the type of person you are. It is believed the individual’s prakruti is determined by the parent’s prakruti at the time of conception. Most people are a combination of dosha elements – can be described as vata-pitta, pitta –kapha for instance. As well as vata, pitta, kapha, type of personalities, three attributes provide the basis for distinctions in human temperament, individual differences and psychological and moral dispositions. These basic attributes are SATVA, RAJAS, & TAMAS. Satva expresses essence, understanding, purity, clarity, compassion and love. Rajas describes movement, aggressiveness, and extroversion, and tamas manifest in ignorance, inertia, heaviness, and dullness. AGNI is known as the ‘Digestive fire’ and governs metabolic processes. It is essentially pitta in nature. Agni can impaired by an imbalance in the tridosha and therefore affect metabolism. In these circumstances, food will not be digested or absorbed properly, and toxins will be produced in the intestine and may find their way into the circulation. AMA are the waste products of the body – feces, urine and sweat – are the root cause of disease. Their appearance and properties can give many indications of the state of the tridosha and therefore health. DHATUS are the seven tissues or organs of which the human body is composed. Therefore any imbalance in the Tridosha directly affects the Dhatus. Dhatus are those substances that are retained in the body and always rejuvenated or replenished. Ayurveda continues to grow rapidly as one of the most important systems of mind- body medicine, natural healing and traditional medicine as the need for the natural therapies, disease prevention and a more spiritual approach to life becomes ever more important in this ecological age. PANCHAKARMA Panchakarma procedure is a five step process that detoxifies the human body and draws out the toxins accumulated over time due to poor habits, food choices, illness and environmental pollution. contact us- 📞+91 9561097605 ✉️info.drsatish@gmail.com #Naturepolyclinic #FastingTherapy #HealingJourney #nature #mindfulness #medicine #health #naturalremedies #medicine #neurodiversity #treatment #neurodivergent #holistichealth #mentalhealth

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