The three central pillarsof ayurvedic teachings

The three doshas

An Ayurvedic constitutional analysis is all about the three biological forces Vata, Pitta and Kapha, which are present in your body and mind in varying degrees. Each individual and has different physical and mental characteristics.
Ayurvedic doctors and therapists use certain methods in an anamnesis interview to figure them out and to be able to give type-specific recommendations.

You are what you digest!

The digestive power (Agni) in Ayurvedic medicine In Ayurvedic medicine, the intestine is at the heart of health. It is considered the trigger for all diseases and is referred to as our second brain. It...

My morning routine with Ayurveda for more Prana

The early bird has more energy If you are interested in Ayurveda, you cannot ignore the morning routine (Dinacharya). The time after a restful night's sleep, in which the nutrients consumed during the day are...

The doshas - Vata, Pitta, Kapha

Bioenergies in Ayurveda teaching Each of us has three doshas: Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Doshas are bioenergies or functional principles that are formed from the five elements: space, air, fire, water and earth. The expression...

Rasayana – the Ayurvedic “rejuvenation therapy”

We also age internally Growing older is not easy for most of us. Today's society counteracts this natural process with various means such as wrinkle injections, lifting, hair dyeing and excessive exercise. But we don't...

Ghee - Ayurvedic cure-all for the kitchen and medicine cabinet

Ghee is extremely important in Ayurvedic nutrition and medicine and is considered a "golden elixir" for health. It is used externally and internally for therapeutic purposes, but is also used as the best fat for...

Is cow's milk valuable in Ayurvedic terms?

Yes, if fresh, untreated and/or organic. In Ayurveda, fresh cow's milk is considered a food that gives us satisfaction, vital energy (prana) and purity. In addition, it falls into the category of "rasayanas" . These...

The individual constitution in Ayurvedic teaching

The concept of the five elements plays a fundamental role in Ayurvedic science. Space, air, fire, water and earth are manifested in every inorganic and organic matter with their properties. Thus, humans, as a microcosm,...