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Jun 5, 2023 34 min

235 | An Ayurvedic Perspective on Biohacking

from The Simple Ayurveda Podcast Hosted by Angela Perger

Join Angela in this solo episode as she shares an integrated perspective on Ayurveda and biohacking. Learn more about: How Ayurveda could be viewed as ancient biohacking Modern biohacking through the lens of Ayurveda: prana, tejas, ojas and agni The link between genetic testing, karma and jyotish Simple, powerful practices to support longevity and peace of mind Resources mentioned: Receive the Simple Ayurveda newsletter to your inbox Ayurveda gem therapy The Life Sylist Podcast with Luke Storey Somavedic for EMF protection (Code SIMPLEAYURVEDA FOR 10% off) Genetic testing Supreme Release Yoga with Kaya Mindlin Biohacking 101 article Work with Angela The Simple Ayurveda health counselor program walks you step-by-step through a year-long process of integrating Ayurveda into every aspect of your life so that you are confident in your authentic abilities to share Ayurveda with your community- whether that's your family or clients. The 2023 cohort starts in September. Apply for the waitlist here. It is a small group with personalized instruction led directly by Angela. The Simple Ayurveda Collective offers a resource library of Ayurveda video lessons, journaling prompts, tutorials, recipes, guided practices and yoga classes; plus a supportive community chat off social media. Join here.

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