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Education is the cornerstone of understanding and implementing Ayurveda in our lives. Find resources, strategies, and tips for effective teaching and learning of Ayurveda in the realm of holistic health.
From Cultural Transmission to Global Academic Discipline 1. Education as a Policy Priority, Not a Peripheral Activity By 2025, education emerged as a central policy instrument for the safe and credible global integration of Ayurveda. The WHO Global Traditional Medicine…
Ayurveda Becomes a Regulated Global Health Industry 2025 was a watershed year for the Ayurveda industry. What was once a predominantly regional wellness market evolved into a regulated global health industry, shaped by policy reforms, scientific validation, regulatory alignment, and…
Have you ever wondered why some people seem to effortlessly maintain optimal health while others struggle with chronic diseases and metabolic disorders? The answer may lie in the Ayurveda wisdom and the crucial role of Udana Vata in regulating gene…
Need for Scalability In today’s modern world, Ayurveda faces challenges of scalability and accessibility. There is a growing global interest in integrative medicine and natural remedies, but traditional classroom models make widespread adoption difficult. This is where artificial intelligence (AI)…
In an era marked by fast-paced living and increasing stress levels, the need for holistic well-being has never been more critical. As individuals strive to find balance amidst the chaos, the ancient Indian system of medicine, Ayurveda, has emerged as…
Ayurveda, the age-old Indian system of medicine, has been practiced for thousands of years, offering profound insights into holistic health and wellness. Learning Ayurveda is a transformative experience that not only deepens your understanding of health but also equips you…
Ayurveda is an ancient Indian system of health and medicine that focuses on using natural methods for prevention and treatment of disease. There is a growing need to integrate latest research outcomes and evidence-based findings into the Ayurveda curriculum so…
Micro teaching techniques are a set of strategies aimed at improving the skills of teachers and students in a specific subject area. In the context of Ayurveda, micro teaching techniques can be highly effective in enhancing the diagnostic and clinical…
In Ayurveda, ‘skill’ refers to the knowledge and expertise of an Ayurvedic practitioner in diagnosing and treating patients. ‘Deskilling’ refers to the loss of that knowledge and expertise, often as a result of not practicing or updating one’s skills. ‘Re-skilling’…
Today, a well-rounded and comprehensive approach to health care education in Ayurveda is required. The type of healthcare education that is required today depends on several factors, such as the needs of the healthcare industry and the individual career goals…