Ayurvedic Medicine

The first Ayurvedic classic to describe pulse examination is Saarangadhara Samhita (13th century A.D.). Ayurvedic physician touches your wrist to sense pulse to probe deep into general state of health, illness and even bad prognosis. The wrist pulse on the right hand is for the men and on the left hand for the women. During pulse examination, Ayurvedic doctors look for various factors, they are:

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For a meal to be balance, we need to pay attention to the order in which we experience the 6 tastes.These are best digested if taken in a particular order based on doshas. Sweet and salty tastes are digested in the stomach, the first part of our gastrointestinal tract, by the kapha dosha. So it …