Natural Pathways to Healing, Prevention & Longevity with Ayurveda

In Ayurveda, health is defined as the state where the physical body, senses, and psyche are in the original or natural state concerning the body and its functions. Although an individual's genetic makeup determines the basic body constitution concerning biomaterials or doshas (Vata, Pitta & Kapha) and psychological factors, total health is determined by the physical and psychological environment.

It is currently believed that the expression of genes largely depends on environmental factors. Consistent with this belief, Ayurveda emphasizes the role of environmental factors, daily routine, seasonal changes, lifestyle, unique diet planning, regular exercise, and body tonics (rasayana) in maintaining health.

It also emphasizes that all bodily and sensory needs must be balanced to avoid illness and maintain good health — a scientifically valid concept.

Ayurvedic medicine is oriented toward prevention, health maintenance, and treatment. The belief in Ayurvedic medicine is that a disease is the product of an imbalance in the body and mental elements that reduce the body's resistance to diseases.

Suppose the imbalance is corrected and herbal formulas, lifestyle changes, detox programmes and unique diet planning strengthen the body's defence mechanisms. In that case, the body will resist a disease to eliminate it. These days scientific evidence has gradually developed to support the Ayurvedic concept.

Ayurveda has been recognized as an independent medical system by the government of India for a long time. The Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM), Ministry of Health (Regulations 1986, Minimum Education in Indian Medicine) regulates Ayurvedic education and training in India. 

The curriculum includes 2820 hours of theory and 780 hours of practical and laboratory work over 60 months; this is followed by one year of residency leading to a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery, formerly Bachelor of Indian Medicine and Surgery.

This is an integrated program that teaches Ayurvedic and allopathic courses together to cover fields like Kayachikitsa (general medicine), Shalayatantra (surgery), Shalakaya (ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology), Bhoota Vidya (Psychiatry), Kaumarbhritya (paediatrics), Agada tantra (Toxicology), Rasayana (Science of Rejuvenation) and Vajikarana (Aphrodasciacs) so that therapeutic options for patients may be maximized.

Ayurveda Treatment In Melbourne

PURE HERBAL AYURVED CLINIC has been managing ailments and rejuvenating body-mind for years. Some of the common diseases where Ayurveda may play an important role (not limited to) include: