Yes, when used under the guidance of a qualified practitioner, they are considered safe. They are natural, but they must be sourced from reputable, GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) certified manufacturers

It is derived from Ayuh (life) and Veda (science/knowledge), translating to "science of life," originating from ancient Vedic texts.

Treatments focus on cleansing toxins accumulated over years (chronic issues), aiming for long-term healing rather than immediate, temporary symptom suppression.

Yes, most have expiry dates, but products like Asava, Arishta, and Bhasma have very long shelf lives, according to Sriranga Ayurveda. It is mandatory to check labels.

Health is a state of equilibrium among the Tridoshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), Dhatus (tissues), and Malas (waste products), coupled with a peaceful mind and soul.

Yes, doctors often advise specific dietary changes (Prakriti-based) to balance the doshas during treatments, explains the Directorate of AYUSH, Delhi.

Treatments include internal medicine ( Kayachikitsa ), detoxification ( Panchakarma ), and lifestyle adjustments (yoga, diet).

Yes, consulting an Ayurvedic practitioner is recommended to determine your body type (Prakriti) and get tailored treatment, say sources like Ayubal Wellness

• Panch Mahabhootas: The five basic elements (space, air, fire, water, earth) that constitute the human body and universe, notes the neiah.
• Dosha Imbalance: Vata (wind/movement), Pitta (fire/metabolism), and Kapha (water/structure) dictate physical and mental health

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