Ayurvedic Nutritional Theory and Practice
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Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 Time: 7:20 AM
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Ayurvedic Nutritional supplement boosts the immune system and make the body more resistant to disease. An ayurvedic medicine practitioner will want to know not just about your symptoms but about all aspects of your lifestyle, including your diet, sleep habits, recent illnesses, and general ability to heal from illnesses.
Ayurvedic Nutritional supplements that are adaptogens and immunity enhancers are Ayurvedic herb ashwaganda, calendula, chamomile, burdock, baptisia, red clover, yellow dock, yucca and marshmallow. Treatment focuses on bringing your body and being back into balance and may include cleansing or detoxifying, treating symptoms, improving disease resistance, and increasing harmony in your life.
The following are Ayurvedic nutritional supplements that have been known to help build the natural defenses: Other Ayurvedic nutritional supplement can be derived from astralagus which is used in china to enhance vitality and healing.
Treatments include:
Dietary changes
Massage
Vitamins
Deep breathing exercises
Stress and anxiety management
The Ayurvedic diet takes into account a person age, gender, constitution, and the season. It centers on a person constitution, their dosha, which is split into three types: Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Advantages of Ayurvedic diet: It provides personalized attention to each individual. It is an age old and a proven science. It is very beneficial in the long run. There aren't many dieting restrictions. It has no side effects.
Ayurvedic supplements share many of these problems and suffer in general from a lack of product standardization, quality control and an absence of scientific data on efficacy.
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