Reviews for Ayurvedic Detox

03-04-2009
fred ayurveda  0 

Thank you for the article but this is very basic.
I found a place where to discuss any ayurveda issue :
http://www.ayurveda-forums.org

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07-12-2007
drjv

This can be a naturopathic detox. not the ayurveda any how.

13-07-2007
ayurveda4me

While I welcome anyone with any knowledge wishing to share their new found cure with everyone, some advices need to be offered with some provisos.( like always consult your Ayurvedic practitioner before starting a detox programme). With Ayurveda it is impossible to give a blanket prescriptions as each person in Ayurveda needs to be treated as a unique individual and every aspect looked at, environement, body, mind, emotions and spirit when making any recommedations for health except in the most general of terms and, especially for a detox. In fact i would go as far as to say that potentially a detox regime inappropriately applied could have less than beneficial results. There are seven body types looked at in Ayurveda and then all the body tissues -dhatus (7) and channels - shrotas (13) and wase products -malas(3 main) have to be taken into consideration. And then whether each system is hyper/ hypoactive obstructed etc. A pitta vitiated type may really suffer under this type of regime and may even aggrevate ulcers etc. Ayurveda is a MEDICAL system of health that MUST be practiced by properly qualified (usually min 6 years full time qualificatiopn) in this country to a MSc level. The qualification one is looking for in a practitioner is a B.A.M.S. (from India) or a MSc from the only university course available in this country at Middlesex University and at least membership of the A.P.A., Ayurvedic Practitioners Association. New legal regulations will shortly be coming into effect in this country where all Ayurvedic practitioners will need to be statutory registered in order to practice and be legally responsible for their advice.