“The Ahara Dravya Guna Kalpana course is designed to provide in-depth understanding of dietary principles in Ayurveda. Discover how right foods, methods of preparation and their combinations can contribute to a balanced digestion, nutritional absorption as well as overall well-being. This Ayurveda course is ideal for nutritionists, health practitioners, wellness enthusiasts and fitness people who want to incorporate Ayurvedic concepts into their practices or daily life.”
In Ayurveda, the term Viruddha Ahara describes the consumption of incompatible foods. Such combinations of foods can lead to development of Ama (toxins from improper digestion), blockages in bodily channels (Srotas), and various health issues. This Ayurveda course will delve into food analysis based on its guna (qualities) and karma (actions), presenting key food categories with practical examples and guidelines for effective food pairing.
Discover the properties of foods through Ayurvedic insights and learn to make healthy choices for mind and body.
Led by Yashaswini Bharadwaj
A practitioner, researcher and teacher of Ayurveda with over 15 years of experience in India, Australia and Russia.
Module 1: Introduction to Ahara & Pathya Kalpana
Principles of food compatibility and nature of food
Module 2: Ayurvedic Cooking Principles
Recipes of traditional Ayurvedic dishes
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