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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2020 · 5 MIN

Ancient Ayurvedic Text: The source but not the destination!

from The Ayurveda Channel · host Dr. Kanika Verma

Learn why classical ayurvedic texts are as logical as mathematics.   Namaste,  Recently I read a comment online that Ginseng is not Ayurvedic as it is not described in any of the Ayurvedic text. Unfortunately, most of the people believe that Ayurvedic text is a compilation of some esoteric concepts, a long list of herbs, and some herbal formulations.  However, this notion is so far from the truth!  Classical Ayurvedic text is more like Math textbooks. They are indicative in nature. The limited amount of herbs mentioned in ancient texts are just examples of herbal categories. All this classical text gives us rules to understand herbs, rules that are applicable in an incredibly wide variety of health situations. And once we understand how to absorb the basics of Ayurveda, we will discover an incredible yet reliable source of disease-free, youthful, and fruitful life!   I invite you to explore the true relevance of classical Ayurvedic texts!  If you like my content, please help me make a more informative video on severe disorders like migraine, diabetes, Hypertension through your donations on –  https://www.patreon.com/theayurvedachannel More about me  ​ I am Kanika Verma, a vaidya (Ayurved physician -BAMS, MMS, PGDPC, PGDHHM, PGDVA) with 10 years of practice. My specialty is Ritucharya consultation (Ayurvedic Preventive seasonal therapy) and Satvavjaya ( Ayurvedic mental health management). I am also a qualified psychotherapist and Vedic astrologer. For more information on my works, please consider checking my website https://ritucharya.com/ and Youtueb Channel - The Ayurveda Channel. I hope that these podcasts help you to lead a healthier and happier life!

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