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Sep 15, 2023 51 min

GURUKULA 3: Introduction To Vata Vyadhi

from Easy Ayurveda Podcast Hosted by Dr JV Hebbar

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GURUKULA 3: Introduction To Vata Vyadhi

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  1. 0:00 Introduction
  2. 2:50 Introduction to Vata
  3. 3:07 Vata Dosha in Detail
  4. 8:21 Panchaboutika Constitution of Vata Dosha
  5. 9:21 Qualities of Vata Dosha
  6. 14:18 Functions of Vata Dosha
  7. 29:42 Vruddi Kshaya (Aggravated & Diminished Concept) of Vata Dosha
  8. 35:25 Types of Vata Dosha
  9. 38:40 Understanding the Word Vyadhi
  10. 39:10 What is Vata Vyadhi?
  11. 47:50 Is Vata imbalance same as Lactic Acid Accumulation?

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