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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026

Episode 106: Ayurveda for Alzheimer's Disease

from Ayurveda & Spirituality with Alakananda Ma · host Alandi Ashram

Throughout an individual's lifetime, each dosha has its time of predominance. Kapha governs childhood; pitta, maturity; and vata, old age. Thus, during the latter years of life, there is a tendency towards vata imbalances, such as memory loss, disorientation, paranoia, tremors, rigidity, cracked and quaking voice and stooped spine. The condition known to Western medicine as Alzheimer's disease constitutes, according to Ayurveda, a drastic and accelerated form of this vata provocation of old age.How does Ayurveda see Alzheimer’s?What are the causes of Alzheimer's, according to Ayurveda?How has the increased pace of life and rate of change affected us?How can we prevent dementia?Are there beneficial Ayurvedic treatments? Ayurveda for Alzheimer's If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to leave us a 5 star review, and share it with a friend. For more enlightening discussions and practical wisdom on Ayurveda and spirituality, subscribe and join our facebook group, Alandi Ayurveda. To allow us to continue sharing valuable content, consider donating to Alandi Ashram. Until next time, may you walk the path of Ayurveda with grace and embrace the light of spiritual wisdom in your journey.

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