Frequently Asked Questions

General Ayurveda & Health

What is Ayurveda, and how can it benefit me?
Ayurveda is an ancient holistic healing system that balances mind, body, and spirit through diet, lifestyle, herbs, and therapies.
You can take our Dosha Quiz [insert link] to find out whether you are Vata, Pitta, or Kapha dominant.
The three doshas—Vata (air & space), Pitta (fire & water), and Kapha (earth & water)—govern physical and mental health. Balancing them leads to optimal well-being.
Agni (digestive fire) is the key to good health. A strong Agni ensures proper digestion, nutrient absorption, and elimination of toxins.
Yes, Ayurveda recommends herbs, meditation, Pranayama (breathing exercises), and lifestyle changes to calm the mind and reduce stress.
Yes, when used correctly. Ayurveda focuses on natural, time-tested remedies that work with your body’s constitution.
Strengthen your immunity with herbal tonics (like Ashwagandha & Tulsi), a balanced diet, and daily routines like oil pulling and tongue scraping.
Yes! Ayurveda offers personalized health solutions for people of all ages and constitutions.
Each season increases or decreases certain doshas. For example, winter increases Kapha, requiring warm and light foods, while summer increases Pitta, needing cooling foods.
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Spiritual & Yogic Practices

What is Agnihotra, and how does it benefit health?
Agnihotra is a Vedic fire ritual performed at sunrise and sunset, known for purifying the air, reducing stress, and enhancing spiritual growth.
Pranayama (breath control) increases oxygen levels, calms the nervous system, boosts energy, and supports mental clarity.
Surya Namaskar is a yogic sequence that improves flexibility, strengthens muscles, enhances circulation, and aligns body and mind with solar energy.
Cow seva promotes compassion, positive karma, and spiritual purification, as cows are revered in Vedic traditions.
Karma cleansing involves meditation, mantra chanting, seva (selfless service), and mindful living to purify past actions and thoughts.
Yes, combining Ayurveda, yoga, meditation, and breathwork helps release stored emotions and restore emotional harmony.
Ayurveda aligns the body with cosmic rhythms, making it both a healing and spiritual practice.
Start with morning Agnihotra, daily Pranayama, Surya Namaskar, mindful eating, and small acts of kindness.
 
Ayurveda teaches that food is healing and should be selected based on your dosha, seasons, and digestive strength (Agni).
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