Family style Ayurveda!

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Hi Deann;

 

Hopefully you will find much valuable and useful understanding and

tips here for client and friends support. May I use your statment to

make a general comment to all? The word curing is not something I am

allowed to use, although Dr. BHate's professional training allows him

that privelege. For most of us, the words support, help, care, spa

protocols, prevention, tissues, organs and systems, are wise and legal

habits over using words such as diagnose, treat, disease (especially

by name!), massage if not licensed therapist, or cure. Just a

reminder for us all for best communication in the US environment.

 

Learning Ayurveda as a mother at home I think is one of the most

practical ways to go about it. I kept pages taped inside my spice

cabinet on doshic foods/seasonongs, was so helpful (when I had time to

even think about it). Little by little, with AMPLE opportunity to

practice what you are learning in your food, seasonings, teas, baths,

touch care, and the like! Your family is fortunate!

 

Warmly;

Ysha

 

> My understanding of Auyrveda is minimal at best. My goal is to

learn what I can from all methods of treating and caring for one's