Ayurvedic Training: The Most Common Treatment Modalities and Remedies

Remedies in Ayurveda training are vast and varied, each taking a different approach to achieve a central aim and objective – re-establishing the naturally healthy equilibrium for the individual. The treatment modalities are also selected following the patient’s basic makeup and natural inclination. To understand this fact, as indicated in the last blog, the first step of any treatment is to understand the current state of doshas in the body.

The most common treatment modalities and remedies used in Ayurveda training are:

• Diet modifications
• Ayurvedic herbs and medicines
• Lifestyle and activity adjustments
• Yoga, pranayama and meditation
• Massage, detoxification and panchakarma
• Marma, or stimulation of energetic pressure points
• And much more!

The best part of Ayurveda is that each of these treatments and techniques has evolved to match the needs of the modern individual. Considering the kind of stresses and issues that a person faces as a result of modern lifestyle, these treatment modalities have been tweaked and adapted to work on the problem being faced by the individual and establish the roadmap through which they can reach the desired state of equilibrium for them.

After studying the natural state of being for a patient, the true culprit behind their health issue is discovered – it may lie within the environment they are living in, the habits that make up their daily routine, the food and water they are ingesting or any other factor that might be creating an imbalance in their doshas.

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