I've observed the same with traditional Chinese medicine, Siddha, vastu shastra, some east Asian medicine, feng shui, and yoga. Some don't seem new age but don't seem authentic and don't seem traditional. submitted by /u/This_Caterpillar_330 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am pretty sure I have RSV rn and was looking for some recommendations for Ayurvedic remedies that can be supportive with recovery. I am currently drinking hot tea with cinnamon bark, drinking lots of water, having soup/bone broth. Going to pick up some eucalyptus tea. Is there anything else aside from rest???? ? submitted by /u/_MagickWithinYou [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m relatively new to this so keep that in mind. So I’ve read that salt is not recommended for kapha types. Firstly let me just say reading that was almost painful because I LOVE salty foods, but probably not the type you think. I eat very healthy, but whatever I do eat I like it good and salty. I’m pretty much in love with kale and leafy greens in general, but I like to salt them up. My confusion is stemming from also reading that salt is good for those low in pitta. That would be me. High in kapha, low in pitta. So I’m meant to reduce salt due to an over abundance of kapha, but to add it du ..read more

I have no issues with lightly spiced and well-cooked foods. My issue is that there doesn’t seem to be much left to cook once you remove the beans/pulses and vegetables that aggravate vata and the everything else that seems to aggravate kapha. I’m waiting for some brahmi and dasamoolakadutrayam kashyam tablets to arrive in the post. In the meantime I am struggling to configure an actual meal that will help balance my state. I’ve found a couple of lists of foods that are ok for both dosha; most are veg although a lot of my favourite veg aggravate vata while pacifying kapha. Should I just be eat ..read more

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As the title suggests, I have lost my sense of taste & smell. I’ve never had covid and in 48 years old. How do I get it back ? submitted by /u/Fit_Studio1096 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I am looking to pursue an Ayurveda Wellness Practitioner or a Diet/wellness coach type certification in India. There's tonnes of Institutes that come up when I google stuff. Can someone help me find a good, credible institute where I can study it. Something affordable as well. Preferably for a year or under a year submitted by /u/United-Bat-5454 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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