What
You’ll Learn
You’ll Learn
- A basic orientation on Ayurveda
- What is Dravya (substance) according to ayurveda
- Dravya – Foundation of physical exercise
- What are nine essential elements
- What is Dravya (substance) according to ayurveda
- What are nine essential elements
- Dravya – Foundation of physical exercise
- Dravya classes according dominance of five great elements
- Guna (Physical Properties of Matter)
- Karma (Action of Matter)
- Gurvadi Guna
- Samvay (Property of Integrity)
- Variety of Karma (Action)
- 3 cateogories of Edibles
- Properties of Vata Dosha
- Properties of Pitta Dosha
- Properties of Kapha Dosha
- What is agni or the transformation of fire?
- What is koshthagni or the central digestive fire?
- How the central digestive fire works?
- Concept of Dhatu or the body tissues
- The seven dhatu
- Rasa- The tissue fluid
- Rakta – The blood
- Mansa – The muscular tissue
- Meda – The fatty tissue
- Asthi – The Bone
- Majja – The marrow
- Shukra – the reproductive tissue
- What is dhatuvagni or the fire for body tissue transformation?
- How does dhartuvagni works?
- What is bhutagni or fire for elemental transformation?
- What is classical definition of Prakriti (ayurvedic body constituition)?
- What is Prakriti (ayurvedic body type)?
- What are the primary types of ayurvedic body type?
- The somatotype theory
- The Normal Vata Height
- The Vata Weight
- The Vata Face
- The Vata Skin
- The Vata Hair
- The Vata Respiration
- The Vata Digestion
- The Vata Circulation
- The Vata Excretion
- The Vata Sleep
- The Pitta Constituition
- The Pita Weight
- The Pita Face
- The Pita Skin
- The Pita Hair
- The Pita Respiration
- The Pita Digestion
- The Pita Circulation
- The Pita Excretion
- The Pita Sleep
- Kapha Height and Weight
- The Kapha Face
- The Kapha Skin
- The Kapha Hair
- The Kapha Respiration
- The Kapha Digestion
- The Kapha Circulation
- The Kapha Excretion
- The Kapha Sleep
- What is Rasa Panchak
- What is Rasa?
- Evolution of 6 Rasa
- Movement of Rasa
- Combinations of Rasa
- What is Anurasa?
- Examples of Anurasa
- Definition – Madhur Rasa (Sweet Taste)
- Definition – Amla Rasa (SourTaste)
- Definition – Lavan Rasa (SaltyTaste)
- Definition – Katu Rasa Bitter Taste)
- Definition – Tikta Rasa (Pungent Taste)
- Definition – Kashaya Rasa (Astringent Taste)
- Properties of Sweet Taste
- Effects of Excess Sweet Taste
- Properties of Sour Taste
- Effects of Excess Sour Taste
- Properties of Salty Taste
- Effects of Excess Salty Taste
- Properties of Pungent Taste
- Effects of Excess Pungent Taste
- Effects of Excess Bitter Taste
- Properties of Bitter Taste
- Properties of Astringent Taste
- Effects of Excess Astringent Taste
- What is Virya (Potency)?
- Primary types of Virya
- Heat Creating potency and its impact
- Coolness creating potency and its impact
- Vata balancing and aggravating factors
- What is the relation between Rasa and Virya?
- What are the exceptions to Rasa-Virya Relation?
- What is Vipaka or the transformed taste?
- What are the stages of Vipaka (Digestion)?
- What are the types of Vipaka?
- What is the effect of Vipaka?
- What is the difference between Rasa and Vipaka?
- What is Special effect prabhava?
- Vata – General Dietary Choices
- Vata – Consistent Schedule
- Vata Self – care Practises
- Vata Grounding Activities
- Vata Mindfullness and meditation
- Ideal Vata Lifestyle – Short Notes
- Vata Social Connection
- Pitta – General Dietary Choices
- Pitta- Daily Routine
- Pitta- Work and Stress Management
- Pitta- Emotional Well being
- Pitta- Environmental Factors
- Ideal Lifestyle Pitta – Short Notes
- Kapha – General Dietary Choices
- Kapha – Exercise and Movement
- Kapha -Lifestyle and Routine
- Kapha – Mental and emotional well being
- Kapha – sleep and rest
- Ideal Lifestyle Kapha- Short Notes
- Grains for Vata
- Legumes and Pulses for Vata
- Vegetables for Vata
- Oils and Fats for Vata
- Meat for Vata
- Dairy Products for Vata
- Sweetners for Vata
- Dry Fruits for Vata
- Alcohols for Vata
- Spices for Vata
- Tips for an Ideal Vata Diet- Short Notes
- Grains for Pitta
- Legumes and Pulses for Pitta
- Fruits for Pitta
- Vegetables for Pitta
- Oils and Fats for Pitta
- Meat for Pitta
- Dairy Products for Pitta
- Sweetners for Pitta
- Dry Fruits for Pitta
- Alcohols for Pitta
- Spices for Pitta
- Tips for an Ideal Pitta Diet – Short Notes
- Grains for Kapha
- Legumes and Pulses for Kapha
- Fruits for Kapha
- Vegetables for Kapha
- Oils and Fats for Kapha
- Dry Fruits for Kapha
- Alcohols for Kapha
- Tips for an Ideal Kapha Diet – Short Notes
- What is an incompatible combination ayurveda?
- Positive advice regarding Incompatible Combination
- Desh Virrudha (Incompatible to location)
- Kala Virrudha (Incompatible to Time)
- Agni Virrudha (Incompatible to Digestive Capacity)
- Matra Virrudha (Incompatible to Quantity)
- Satmya Virrudha (Incomaptible to Habit)
- Dosha Virrudha (Incompatible to Metabolic Pattern)
- Sanskara Virrudha- Honey (Incompatible to Processing)
- Virya Virrudha (Incompatible to Potency)
- Sanskara Virrudha- Dairy(Incompatible to Processing)
- Koshtha Virrudha (Incompatible to Digestive System)
- Avastha Virrudha (Incompatible to Condition)
- Krama Virrudha (Incompatible to Sequence)
- Parihar Virrudha (Incompatible to Hot and heavy food)
- Upchar Virrudha (Incompatible to Tratment Protocol)
- Paak Virrudha (Incompatible to Cooking)
- Sayog Virrudha (Incompatible to Combined Consumption)
- Hridya Virrudha (Incompatible to Heart)
- Sampad Virrudha (Incompatible to Natural Properties)
- Viddhi Virrudha (Incompatible to Consumption Process)
- Guna Virrudha (Incompatible to Special Properties)
- Health implication of incompatible food combinations
- Wrong Combinations with milk
- Natural farming method
- What is the primary food cateogory in ayurveda
- What are Shookdhanya?
- Ayurvedic Superfood – barley
- Historical importance of Barley
- Shali Rice
- Shali – Burnt Soil
- Shali – Farm Grown
- Shali – Natural Farming
- Shali – Replanted
- Shali – Reharvested
- Rakht Shali – Red Rice
- Brihi
- Brihi – Shashtika Rice
- Godhuma – Wheat
- Shimbi dhanya
- Origin of “dal”
- Moong dal
- Urad Dal
- And many more added every month
Requirements
- Receptivity
Description
Namaste!
I am excited to welcome you to the world of Ayurveda and promote experiential learning!!
This course covers the fundamental concepts of Ayurveda. The course constitutes multiple video lectures This course contains lots of knowledge which can help you.
The 6000-year-old health care system, Ayurveda places a strong emphasis on nutrition. In Ayurveda, “Ahara” (diet) and “Anna” (food) are given particular importance.
Ayurveda says that the mind, body, and spirit are all nourished by wholesome, healthy food. While everyone’s digestive ability varies, it is still important to eat foods that are easy to digest, tailored to their needs, and in the right amounts.
The right amount of food provides power and vitality, as well as maintaining the health of the tissues.
Elevate your expertise and transform your career with our “Ayurvedic Nutrition and Wellness Certification Course-Level 1”. This comprehensive program is designed for those passionate about holistic health and wellness. Gain in-depth knowledge of Ayurvedic principles and their application to nutrition and overall well-being, guided by experienced practitioners.
Our course provides a robust understanding of Ayurvedic nutrition, covering topics such as dosha-specific diets, detoxification, herbal remedies, and lifestyle practices. Learn to create personalized nutrition plans that promote balance and vitality, addressing individual health needs and goals.
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1. Expert Guidance: Get direct doubt-solving sessions with an experienced Ayurveda physician with 15 years of expertise.
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3. Holistic Approach: Integrate traditional Ayurvedic wisdom with modern scientific insights for a well-rounded education in holistic health.
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5. Flexible Learning: Enjoy a flexible learning schedule designed to accommodate busy professionals, ensuring you can balance your studies with your lifestyle.
Topics Covered –
Section 1: Introduction to Ayurvedic Nutrition
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What is Dravya and why is it fundamental to Ayurvedic nutrition?
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How does Dravya connect to physical exercise and overall well-being?
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Discover the nine essential elements that build the foundation of your body according to Ayurveda.
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Understand the five great elements and how they influence Dravya classification.
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Quiz 1: Can you identify the predominant element in Guna, Kama, Gurvadi Guna, Samvay, and Karma?
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What are the three basic categories of food in Ayurvedic nutrition?
Section 2: Understanding the Doshas
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What are the three primary doshas in Ayurveda – Vata, Pitta, and Kapha?
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How does Vata dosha influence your physical and mental well-being?
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Understand the characteristics and qualities associated with Pitta dosha.
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Discover the nature of Kapha dosha and its role in your body.
Section 3: Concept of Agni – The Internal Transformation Fire
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What is agni or the transformation fire?
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What is koshthagni or the central digestive fire?
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How does the central digestive fire work?
Section 4: What Are Dhatu (Ayurvedic Metabolic Stations or Tissues)
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What is the concept of Dhatu or the body tissues?
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What are the seven dhatu?
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What is Rasa?
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What is Rakta?
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What is Mansa?
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What is Meda?
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What is Majja?
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What is Shukra?
Section 5: Dhatu Agni – Tissue Transformation Fire
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What is dhatu agni?
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How does the transformation of dhatu occur?
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What is bhutagni?
Section 6: The Concept of Ayurvedic Body Type (Prakriti)
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What is the classical definition of Prakriti?
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What is Prakriti?
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What are the primary types of ayurvedic body types?
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What is the somatotype theory?
Section 7: The Vata Constitution
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What are the typical physical characteristics of a Vata individual?
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How does Vata influence a person’s weight?
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What are the facial features of a Vata type?
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What is the nature of Vata skin?
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What are the characteristics of Vata hair?
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How does Vata affect respiration?
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How does Vata influence digestion?
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How does Vata impact circulation?
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How does Vata affect excretion?
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What are the sleep patterns of a Vata individual?
Section 8: The Pitta Constitution
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What are the general characteristics of a Pitta constitution?
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What is the typical weight of a Pitta individual?
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How would you describe the facial features of a Pitta type?
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What is the nature of Pitta skin?
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What are the characteristics of Pitta hair?
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How does Pitta affect respiration?
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How does Pitta influence digestion?
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How does Pitta impact circulation?
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How does Pitta affect excretion?
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What are the sleep patterns of a Pitta individual?
Section 9: The Kapha Constitution
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What are the typical physical characteristics of a Kapha individual?
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What are the facial features of a Kapha type?
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What is the nature of Kapha skin?
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What are the characteristics of Kapha hair?
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How does Kapha affect respiration?
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How does Kapha influence digestion?
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How does Kapha impact circulation?
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How does Kapha affect excretion?
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What are the sleep patterns of a Kapha individual?
Section 10: Fundamentals of Ayurvedic Nutrition – Rasa Panchaka
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What is Rasa Panchaka?
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What are the five primary tastes according to Rasa Panchaka?
Section 11: The Ayurvedic Concept of Taste (Rasa)
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What is Rasa?
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How did the six tastes evolve?
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What are the basic elements present in the six tastes?
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How do the six tastes move through the body?
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What are the 63 combinations of Rasa?
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What are the key points to remember about the six tastes?
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What is Anurasa?
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Can you give examples of Anurasa?
Section 12: Classical Definition of Rasa
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What is the classical definition of Madhur Rasa (Sweet Taste)?
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What is the classical definition of Amla Rasa (Sour Taste)?
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What is the classical definition of Lavan Rasa (Salty Taste)?
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What is the classical definition of Katu Rasa (Bitter Taste)?
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What is the classical definition of Tikta Rasa (Pungent Taste)?
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What is the classical definition of Kashaya Rasa (Astringent Taste)?
Section 13: Special Metabolic Impacts of 6 Rasa
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What are the properties of Sweet Taste?
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What are the effects of excess Sweet Taste?
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What are the properties of Sour Taste?
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What are the effects of excess Sour Taste?
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What are the properties of Salty Taste?
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What are the effects of excess Salty Taste?
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What are the properties of Pungent Taste?
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What are the effects of excess Pungent Taste?
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What are the properties of Bitter Taste?
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What are the effects of excess Bitter Taste?
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What are the properties of Astringent Taste?
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What are the effects of excess Astringent Taste?
Section 14: The Ayurvedic Concept of Potency (Virya)
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What is Virya (Potency)?
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What are the primary types of Virya?
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What is the impact of heat-creating potency?
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What is the impact of heat-creating potency?
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What is the impact of coolness-creating potency?
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What is the impact of coolness-creating potency?
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How does Virya influence Vata?
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What is the relationship between Rasa and Virya?
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What are the exceptions to the Rasa-Virya relationship?
Section 15: Vipaka – the post digestion taste transformation
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What is vipaka or the transformed taste?
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What are the stages involved in vipaka (digestion)?
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What are the different types of vipaka?
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What is the effect of vipaka?
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How does vipaka differ from rasa?
Section 16: The special effect – prabhava
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What is the special effect known as prabhava?
Section 17: The ideal vata lifestyle
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What are the general dietary choices for vata individuals?
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Why is a consistent schedule important for vata individuals?
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What self-care practices are beneficial for vata?
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What grounding activities can help balance vata?
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How can mindfulness and meditation benefit vata individuals?
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What is the role of social connection in vata well-being?
Section 18: The ideal pitta lifestyle
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What are the general dietary choices for pitta individuals?
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What is the ideal daily routine for pitta individuals?
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How can pitta individuals manage work and stress effectively?
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What can pitta individuals do to maintain emotional well-being?
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How do environmental factors impact pitta individuals?
Section 19: The ideal kapha lifestyle
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What are the general dietary choices for kapha individuals?
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What kind of exercise and movement is suitable for kapha individuals?
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What is the ideal lifestyle and routine for kapha individuals?
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How can kapha individuals maintain mental and emotional well-being?
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What is the importance of sleep and rest for kapha individuals?
Section 20: Ayurvedic tips for ideal vata diet
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Which grains are suitable for vata individuals?
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Which legumes and pulses are beneficial for vata?
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What fruits are recommended for vata individuals?
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Which vegetables are good for vata?
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What kind of oils and fats are suitable for vata?
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Is meat recommended for vata individuals?
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Which dairy products are beneficial for vata?
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What sweeteners are suitable for vata?
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Which dry fruits are recommended for vata?
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Is alcohol suitable for vata individuals?
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Which spices are beneficial for vata?
Section 21: Ayurvedic tips for ideal pitta diet
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Which grains are suitable for pitta individuals?
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Which legumes and pulses are beneficial for pitta?
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What fruits are recommended for pitta individuals?
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Which vegetables are good for pitta?
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What kind of oils and fats are suitable for pitta?
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Is meat recommended for pitta individuals?
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Which dairy products are beneficial for pitta?
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What sweeteners are suitable for pitta?
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Which dry fruits are recommended for pitta?
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Is alcohol suitable for pitta individuals?
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Which spices are beneficial for pitta?
Section 22: Ayurvedic tips for ideal kapha diet
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Which grains are suitable for kapha individuals?
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Which legumes and pulses are beneficial for kapha?
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What fruits are recommended for kapha individuals?
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Which vegetables are good for kapha?
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What kind of oils and fats are suitable for kapha?
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Which dry fruits are recommended for kapha?
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Is alcohol suitable for kapha individuals?
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What are some tips for an ideal kapha diet?
If you are happy with the course, please revert and I will send you free links to my other courses.
Wishing you a healthy and peaceful life!
Dr. Kanika Verma
BAMS, MMS,
PDGVA (Vedic Astrology)
PDGPC (Psychotherapy and Counselling)
PDGHHM (Healthcare Management)
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