Understand Vata, Pitta, and Kapha — your Ayurvedic constitution, signs of imbalance, and how to stay balanced.
Sara Pariksha is the Ayurvedic examination of the excellence or predominance of particular body constituents. In the tenfold clinical examination...
Nadi Pariksha is a traditional Ayurvedic form of pulse examination, not a substitute for history-taking, physical examination, laboratory tests, or...
A patient came to my clinic three years ago with what he described as “just a bad back.” He had...
Jihva Pariksha, or examination of the tongue, can add useful observations to an Ayurvedic consultation, but it should not be...
When two seemingly contradictory Doshas coexist in the same body, clinical management becomes considerably more complex than the monodoshic cases...
The Pitta-Vata patient is among the most challenging and most rewarding to treat in clinical Ayurveda. They arrive precisely on...
A patient once described her body to me as a walking paradox: she would wake up cold, exhausted, and foggy,...
Consider a composite example drawn from a common clinical pattern: a 45-year-old man has a BMI of 31.2, a 96...
Consider an illustrative composite case: a 42-year-old engineer with a clinician-confirmed diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) had persistent abdominal...
A pattern that looks scattered in modern symptom language can look coherent in Ayurveda when it is read through srotas....
