TIPS FOR AYURVEDA PRACTICE
1. Go deeper and deeper in exploring the possible causes and pathogenesis of diseases (ansha-ansha kalpna) esp. in early stages, before these become incurable.
2. Many diseases have no symptoms or have vague symptoms (purvarupa/rupa) initially but the underlying process of disease development (sanchaya, prakopa, prasara) continues. Try to develop skills whereby you get leads from other factors and diagnose such diseases in their initial stages in order to avoid complications (bheda/upadrava). One way of doing it is persuade healthy people for undergoing regular check ups and getting necessary investigations done in order to know the condition (sara, samhanana) of their organs/tissues/systems.
3. Kindly stop saying that ayurveda treatment is meant for chronic diseases only. This is not correct. Ayurveda treatment is quite effective in a large number of acute diseases too. Vaidyas have been managing acute diseases with ayurveda for thousands of years. We, too have been doing so for about 25 years. Yes, ayurveda may lack treatment for fulminant diseases.
4. Kindly stop telling that ayurveda medicines are economical. The costs of raw drugs have gone too high with the result that ayurvedic medicines too have become quite costly.
DrVasishth
M:09419205439, Email: corfloz@gmail.com
1. Go deeper and deeper in exploring the possible causes and pathogenesis of diseases (ansha-ansha kalpna) esp. in early stages, before these become incurable.
2. Many diseases have no symptoms or have vague symptoms (purvarupa/rupa) initially but the underlying process of disease development (sanchaya, prakopa, prasara) continues. Try to develop skills whereby you get leads from other factors and diagnose such diseases in their initial stages in order to avoid complications (bheda/upadrava). One way of doing it is persuade healthy people for undergoing regular check ups and getting necessary investigations done in order to know the condition (sara, samhanana) of their organs/tissues/systems.
3. Kindly stop saying that ayurveda treatment is meant for chronic diseases only. This is not correct. Ayurveda treatment is quite effective in a large number of acute diseases too. Vaidyas have been managing acute diseases with ayurveda for thousands of years. We, too have been doing so for about 25 years. Yes, ayurveda may lack treatment for fulminant diseases.
4. Kindly stop telling that ayurveda medicines are economical. The costs of raw drugs have gone too high with the result that ayurvedic medicines too have become quite costly.
DrVasishth
M:09419205439, Email: corfloz@gmail.com
