This is an excellent presentation. We have the concept of totality of symptoms in homeopathy. There is some equivalence in the fine balance of three doshas in each individual as envisaged by ayurveda and the totality of symptoms as envisaged by homeopathy. Swami Ramdev has done a great service to humanity by simplifying breathing techniques and taking them to common people. The set of pranayams suggested by Swami Ramdev are fairly good. Though here the lady talks about individualizing pranayam.
As a student of Ayurveda, you have given me a better understanding of my studies. Also pronunciation of the Sanskrit words were helpful. Thank you. You are AWESOME!!!
Actually i have been reading books on ayurveda since a while and i am pretty interested in that, but what i loved much about this lecture is the way in which it is performed, not boring at all from the first word till the last one. Hence i deduce the performer's dominant dosha is vatta on addition to the nail specificity: thin, long and look fragile, but alaso a large part of kapha dosha as the hair and skin are oily, the violet dress and often putting hand and the cheeck when she becomes conscious of a point of the talk.
This was such a nice presentation from such a Nice and Educated lady. Thanks a lot for all of the information. I shall try my best to live a life that is in accordance with ayurvedic health.
Great Lecture. We will show this to our Monthly Yoga Bharati, Los Angeles Chapter Alumni meeting in two parts, beginning August 2015. Would like to thank Dr. Prathikanti, but do not have her email contact.
Amazing information on health,body and mind. Very informative and educational on Asian herbal medicines and health treatment. Keep up the great work and looking forward to your future uploads on this subject matter. Love it! THANKS!
@kornigator True - I got really interested in Ayurveda after watching a movie about it and some clips on youtube. However, when I got a book on Ayurveda - I got slightly overwhelmed. I felt it was difficult, and put the book aside. Just couldn't use it as I wanted to. Now, after wathcing this beautiful and intelligent women, I got it. I started reading the book, and I'm making ayurveda apart of my life!
1. I am surprised by threadysparrow's thready comment. Bernard Osher has granted several universities funding to start Osher centers for better understanding the healing that should underlie the science of medicine. And just because it doesn't have a wiki entry, why does that mean it can't exist...?
Namaste. thank you. very informative. i am so grateful. i will watch it again perhaos more than once to drink in the concepts and then ask questions. i have one though, i wish to choose between Ayurveda and Chinese Medicine to study Doctorate. How would you suggest going about deciding?
@rbanhatti The Vedas are the greatest source of knowledge on the planet. I can't wait for India to take its place on the world stage. Just hope India can avert the scourge of materialism.
yes we use ayurveda daily love from India in food termeric ( anti inflammatory) black pepper ( bioenhancer increase absorption) cinnamon ( increase memory) coriander( good for stomach) . . . . there are more love from India
great lecture and informative however as an MD it is surprising that she did not also mention the epistemic problems with Ayurvedic medicine. Appeal to ancient wisdom and anecdote mostly lead to false positive results - that is why we don't do blood letting anymore.
The Vedas are beyond modern human intelligence. Written in Sanskrit, a language more perfect than any other, the Vedas contain knowledge for every sphere of human life and they're all connected, complimentary and interdependent. As TheVedicStudent mentions, Ayurveda's ultimate purpose is serving and realizing God, Śrī Kṛṣṇa.
the osher lifelong learning institute doesnt even have a wikipedia entry. what kind of "institute" doesnt even have a wikipedia article? one that doesnt exist and is an advertising ploy. that kind!
Exactly, it's 5000 years old. We knew far less about biology 5000 years ago, so saying it is old doesn't give it more credibility. We need to put "wooo" aside and accept evidence based medicine, not medicine based on tradition.
These are techniques used for thousands of years based on the healing powers of nature and the mind. Look into it. It’s actually a science. We are all energy.
You are talking about the force×distance equation? Everything you see and hear is form of energy and not capacity to work. Don't miss interpretate it. You know law of conservation of mass. And at quantum we can exchange matter into energy and vice versa
2. Ayurveda is sometimes translated in different ways because the Sanskrit doesn't translate to english directly. 'Is that vague bull**it?' Go take a class in linguistics. 3. Postmodern physics, physical chemistry and astrophysics all talk about binding energy.
Ayurveda will definitely cures all the curable the most of the incurable diseases in modern medicine, that is the single reason. And that is the reason sufficient I think.
Dude, DUDE, hinduism is completely different from organized religions. It is based on a few principals, but the traditions that go along with hinduism can vary deeply, because it's a really open "religion". Mostly, it's just a philosophy, a collection of stories and principals, etc. A skeptical "religion", a thinking "religion". /watch?v=Ugyrzr5Ds8o Carl Sagan discusses hindu cosmology.
Ayurveda is more than 5000 years old ancient knowledge of life..Ayur Veda means Science of life!How can something soo ancient be complementary to anything?U mean to say english medicine is the main thing?i say anything that came after Ayurveda is complementary medicine....Ayurveda combined with Yoga & Pranayama is The WAY for healthy living!
That's like Christians saying Christianity isn't a religion, it's a relationship. That's bullshit. Hinduism has deities such as Vishnu and Shiva, and has a whole mess of supernatural beliefs.
@haseebgood I think there is something wrong to u, u r making a thing of a scientific lecture, I do not like the person moving like that when giving a lecture...if she is attractive is not my business, I just was here to watch a video, a scientific video, not supporting the physical appearance of the lecturer...
This is an excellent presentation. We have the concept of totality of symptoms in homeopathy. There is some equivalence in the fine balance of three doshas in each individual as envisaged by ayurveda and the totality of symptoms as envisaged by homeopathy. Swami Ramdev has done a great service to humanity by simplifying breathing techniques and taking them to common people. The set of pranayams suggested by Swami Ramdev are fairly good. Though here the lady talks about individualizing pranayam.
As a student of Ayurveda, you have given me a better understanding of my studies. Also pronunciation of the Sanskrit words were helpful.
Thank you. You are AWESOME!!!
I want to come back and watch/listen to more of this video. It is presented in a very understandable way for someone who is not trained in Ayurveda.
Auvedic googol
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Actually i have been reading books on ayurveda since a while and i am pretty interested in that, but what i loved much about this lecture is the way in which it is performed, not boring at all from the first word till the last one. Hence i deduce the performer's dominant dosha is vatta on addition to the nail specificity: thin, long and look fragile, but alaso a large part of kapha dosha as the hair and skin are oily, the violet dress and often putting hand and the cheeck when she becomes conscious of a point of the talk.
This is so helpful packed with information .
Thank you
Thank You for spreading positive and informative info on Ayurvedic Medicine.
It's a dangerous world when people cheerfully abandon Science.
This is an excellent presentation....
Thank you very much for your advice ..
Ayurveda the life of science ..
Thank you so much
An extremely clear and enlightening exposition of an ancient science! Thanks so much Dr. Prathikanti!
This is a very good quick introduction to the subject.
Telugu lo tell me 👌🙋
This was such a nice presentation from such a Nice and Educated lady.
Thanks a lot for all of the information.
I shall try my best to live a life that is in accordance with ayurvedic health.
Dr.Sudha Prathikanti , Excellent
Thank you for this amazing knowledge.
Many thanks to Dr. Sudha, we have also shared the video in on our forum shareayurveda to help the ayurvedic community
Great Lecture. We will show this to our Monthly Yoga Bharati, Los Angeles Chapter Alumni meeting in two parts, beginning August 2015. Would like to thank Dr. Prathikanti, but do not have her email contact.
I love the idea of alternative medicine, a modern change to the traditional approach of curing illness.
Amazing information on health,body and mind. Very informative and educational on Asian herbal medicines and health treatment. Keep up the great work and looking forward to your future uploads on this subject matter. Love it! THANKS!
@kornigator True - I got really interested in Ayurveda after watching a movie about it and some clips on youtube. However, when I got a book on Ayurveda - I got slightly overwhelmed. I felt it was difficult, and put the book aside. Just couldn't use it as I wanted to. Now, after wathcing this beautiful and intelligent women, I got it. I started reading the book, and I'm making ayurveda apart of my life!
1. I am surprised by threadysparrow's thready comment. Bernard Osher has granted several universities funding to start Osher centers for better understanding the healing that should underlie the science of medicine. And just because it doesn't have a wiki entry, why does that mean it can't exist...?
Where is the Ayurvedic school she is talking about the one where they grow the plants this is really important for me Hare Krsna Hari Bol
Namaste. thank you. very informative. i am so grateful. i will watch it again perhaos more than once to drink in the concepts and then ask questions. i have one though, i wish to choose between Ayurveda and Chinese Medicine to study Doctorate. How would you suggest going about deciding?
Aalilvyiya
@rbanhatti The Vedas are the greatest source of knowledge on the planet. I can't wait for India to take its place on the world stage. Just hope India can avert the scourge of materialism.
excellent - i only regret not seeing this earlier but better to see it than not
Have you tried Auyrveda?
yes we use ayurveda daily
love from India
in food
termeric ( anti inflammatory)
black pepper ( bioenhancer increase absorption)
cinnamon ( increase memory)
coriander( good for stomach)
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.
.
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there are more
love from India
Where can I get this medicine ..
Ayurveda is not complimentary to anything...anything else is complimentary to Ayurveda....The science of Life.
Stfu barnacle head
Ayurveda is trash and it doesn't work
so u are vata Dr. Sudha very nice thank you
great lecture and informative however as an MD it is surprising that she did not also mention the epistemic problems with Ayurvedic medicine. Appeal to ancient wisdom and anecdote mostly lead to false positive results - that is why we don't do blood letting anymore.
Traditional Indian Padaprakshalana treatment is very effective in illness cure and Diagnosing
Thank you that was most informative.
Excellent
simotaniosly is so good,you know, I think it's better.
The Vedas are beyond modern human intelligence. Written in Sanskrit, a language more perfect than any other, the Vedas contain knowledge for every sphere of human life and they're all connected, complimentary and interdependent.
As TheVedicStudent mentions, Ayurveda's ultimate purpose is serving and realizing God, Śrī Kṛṣṇa.
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Kya aapke pass fat lossdawai ki shishi hai
the osher lifelong learning institute doesnt even have a wikipedia entry. what kind of "institute" doesnt even have a wikipedia article? one that doesnt exist and is an advertising ploy. that kind!
it's a great system.please involve Bangladeshi students,people.
Masum Billah Thank you...For your wishing...
Exactly, it's 5000 years old. We knew far less about biology 5000 years ago, so saying it is old doesn't give it more credibility. We need to put "wooo" aside and accept evidence based medicine, not medicine based on tradition.
These are techniques used for thousands of years based on the healing powers of nature and the mind. Look into it. It’s actually a science. We are all energy.
@@gabrielalaverde8776 It actually isn't a science. It's literally made up nonsense. We aren't energy. We are made of matter and use energy.
There is nothing like matter when we go deeper into something it's all energy and it's transfusion
@@prithvi6078 Energy is the capacity to do work. Matter exists.
You are talking about the force×distance equation?
Everything you see and hear is form of energy and not capacity to work. Don't miss interpretate it.
You know law of conservation of mass. And at quantum we can exchange matter into energy and vice versa
GREAT INFO....
Oh my god, she just described me (vata) to a TEE.
SAME
Dr Sudha 🙏👍🙏 I agree Dr Mohan Ahuja Thane india
আয়ুর্বেদ শাস্ত্র পড়ে কি বাংলাদেশে চিকিৎসা করাযায়??
Love from India
2. Ayurveda is sometimes translated in different ways because the Sanskrit doesn't translate to english directly. 'Is that vague bull**it?' Go take a class in linguistics.
3. Postmodern physics, physical chemistry and astrophysics all talk about binding energy.
The purpose of Ayurveda is keeping the Body Fit to Serve Krsna (God). So that science was given.
can ayurveda help adults to row taller
Is this taught at the UC?
If you want it, you can get free education from indian government ayurveda colleges.
Iv'e always wondered how these traditional medicinal practices are official in India.
Ayurveda will definitely cures all the curable the most of the incurable diseases in modern medicine, that is the single reason. And that is the reason sufficient I think.
Show me the evidence and the documented cases of this curing cancer. Preferably a peer reviewed scientific article.
Number Cheng cheysukoo
Dude, DUDE, hinduism is completely different from organized religions. It is based on a few principals, but the traditions that go along with hinduism can vary deeply, because it's a really open "religion". Mostly, it's just a philosophy, a collection of stories and principals, etc. A skeptical "religion", a thinking "religion". /watch?v=Ugyrzr5Ds8o Carl Sagan discusses hindu cosmology.
I goore 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
why?
@parkerjwill Hare Krsna to that very true
@acidcrashguy Its called the scientific process and it's how we separate fact from bullshit.
Ayurveda is more than 5000 years old ancient knowledge of life..Ayur Veda means Science of life!How can something soo ancient be complementary to anything?U mean to say english medicine is the main thing?i say anything that came after Ayurveda is complementary medicine....Ayurveda combined with Yoga & Pranayama is The WAY for healthy living!
That's like Christians saying Christianity isn't a religion, it's a relationship. That's bullshit. Hinduism has deities such as Vishnu and Shiva, and has a whole mess of supernatural beliefs.
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Ayurveda remedies and prevention
@haseebgood I think there is something wrong to u, u r making a thing of a scientific lecture, I do not like the person moving like that when giving a lecture...if she is attractive is not my business, I just was here to watch a video, a scientific video, not supporting the physical appearance of the lecturer...
Ayurveda
Ayurveda is super power for humanbody without any side effects
Hi
Hi pedamma how r u
Hsarp i goore you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@sara46762 you dont need to be jealous
brain linkayurvedic medice hai
vata.............pitta.................kapha..
IN HINDI
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where has the energy for sex gone!
vata can she be...
Talks too fast!
🙏 !Great initiative👍👏👏👏
I could follow it. But yes, some other speakers can be too fast for me. You can change the playback speed in the RUclips app on Android.
Titeness ki medition
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not new for india
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@sara46762 you cant bear attractive people like she is
i advise you, DONT GO ON THAT WEBSITE
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@haseebgood jealous??? of what? ....of someone being pitta or vata? nooooooot at all...
Xxxbilu
good lecture, but she moves alot, like indian dance
seems she is a pitta person,