Ayurveda Practitioner
Ayurveda FAQs
A: Ayurveda or “knowledge of life,” is an ancient holistic healing system from India dating back over 5000 years. It focuses on mind, body, and spirit balance for wellness. This system views the universe and human body as comprised of five elements: space, air, fire, water, and earth, forming three life forces or doshas – Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. Individuals are believe to have a unique dosha balance, with imbalances leading to illness. Ayurveda uses dietary modifications, lifestyle practices, yoga, meditation, and herbal remedies to promote optimal health.
Native-Wellness.com services focus on research-based Ayurveda (Plant Medicine), but can include diet, meditation, yoga (breath & movement exercises) disciplines and lifestyle suggestions- tailored to the individual’s needs. It’s recommended to consult a trained practitioner for a safe, effective plan.
A: During a consultation, the Ayurvedic practitioner may evaluate your unique constitution through detailed questions about your health history, diet, lifestyle, and current health issues. Based on this assessment, the practitioner will recommend personalized therapeutic interventions to restore balance and health.
A: When prescribed by a qualified practitioner, Indian and other herbs (Plant Medicine) can be a safe and effective component of wellness. a) However, it’s essential to share any current medications or medical issues with your practitioner to avoid potential interactions. b) Some Indian herbal products have been contaminated with toxic compounds, heavy metals, pesticides, and microorganisms and may have serious side effects. Manufacturing errors, in which one herb is mistakenly replaced with another, also have resulted in serious complications. We are very picky about our sources!
A: As Ayurveda focuses on addressing the root cause of health issues and restoring balance, the timeline for seeing results can vary. It is a process and requires patience and commitment. The changes are often subtle but profound, leading to sustainable health and well-being.
A: Yes, Ayurveda can complement conventional medical treatments. It’s always crucial to inform all your healthcare providers about the serviecs you’re using to ensure a coordinated and safe approach to your health.
A: Traditional Ayurveda is not the medical system of first choice for many people in India. “(Even) Ayurveda practitioners don’t seem to trust it fully,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi noted in a speech. The Ayurveda establishment has failed to keep pace with scientific advances. Theories and practices are often kept “mystified”, avoiding experimental verification. Thus, a major reason for the trust-deficit in Ayurveda is its diminished evidence-based quality.
Native-Wellness Ayurveda, like all its practices, are ALL based on the 10,000s of research studies we access, track, follow and apply. We consider ourselves the most scientifically advanced Ayurveda and Wellness practice in America.

