Practice10 min read
How to Track Which Ayurvedic Treatments Actually Work
How do you know an Ayurvedic treatment works? A practical guide to tracking outcomes, from simple symptom scores to clinic-wide comparisons.
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Ayurveda itself, its texts, its ideas and its history, written from named sources. And the working clinic: case sheets, Panchakarma, IPD, outcome tracking and what the research actually shows.
Practice10 min read
How do you know an Ayurvedic treatment works? A practical guide to tracking outcomes, from simple symptom scores to clinic-wide comparisons.
Learn10 min read
What is an Ayurvedic diet? Learn the six tastes (shadrasa), which foods pacify or aggravate each dosha, and how to build a balanced plate.
Practice11 min read
Choosing Ayurvedic clinic management software? Here's the buyer's checklist: NAMASTE and ICD-11 coding, DPDP compliance, and what to ask every vendor.
Learn9 min read
What is dinacharya? The Ayurvedic daily routine from waking to sleep, with the Charaka and Ashtanga Hridaya verses behind each step.
Evidence10 min read
Is Ayurveda evidence-based? See what a 2023 bibliometric study of 3,903 clinical studies found, what counts as Grade A evidence, and what is changing.
Learn12 min read
What are the Charaka Samhita and Sushruta Samhita? A guide to Ayurveda's two foundational texts, what they contain, how old they are, and how to read them.
Learn9 min read
What is Prakriti in Ayurveda? A guide to constitution versus current imbalance, how Prakriti is assessed, and why researchers say assessment still needs work.
Learn11 min read
What are Vata, Pitta and Kapha? A plain language guide to the tridosha framework, how the doshas are assessed, and what research says about them.
Learn13 min read
A source based history of Ayurveda: its Vedic origins, the Charaka and Sushruta Samhitas, the Bower and Kathmandu manuscripts, colonial rule and regulation.
Learn14 min read
An authoritative guide to classical Ayurvedic principles, historical texts, contemporary research, and institutional practice.
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