FAQ
Q.1 What is Ayurveda?
Ans: Ayurveda is a science of holistic living that gives immense importance to nature. The word Ayurveda can be divided into two parts: "Ayur" means "life," and "Veda" means "knowledge, wisdom, science." So, it's a science of life that talks about being from all perspectives: mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual. It's over 5000 years old and is widely followed in the Indian subcontinent.
Do Ayurvedic drugs have side effects?
Ans: Ayurvedic drugs cause neither side effects nor physical or psychological dependence. This is why ayurvedic treatment is termed Shuddha Chikitsa, 'a genuine treatment '. Shuddha Chikitsa, or genuine treatment, is a kind of treatment that treats one illness without causing another illness from the treatment done for the first illness. Ayurvedic drugs are naturally prepared with natural herbs, minerals, etc. They don't include artificial or synthetically prepared raw materials.
Q.3 Is Ayurveda recognised by the WHO
Ans: WHO has an open mind regarding traditional medicine. However, it endorses only therapy with solid scientific evidence and no toxicity. Given this, Ayurveda is duly recognised by the W.H.O.
Q.4 Does the Ayurveda system of medicine have a plus point over the conventional medicine system?
Ans: Ayurveda treatment believes in and goes into the roots of the disease rather than superficially treating the illness or symptoms. Conventional medicine has also evolved. It has excellent results for acute problems, but Ayurveda treatment has outstanding results for chronic health issues. Ayurveda works based on balance.
Q.5 What preparation do I need to do before starting Ayurveda panchakarma?
Ans: You don't require any special preparation before the panchakarma procedure. Still, it would be better to avoid alcohol and smoking and have a routine and lifestyle one week before the panchakarma procedure.
Q.6 What is the difference between Ayurveda and Western medicine?
Ans: Ayurveda is a 5000-year-old system of medicine, and it is the oldest system of medicine available. Ayurveda can also be considered the only system of medicine that talks about health from a preventive and curative perspective. No other health system discusses how to prevent illness or disease. Western or allopathic medicine works based on pathology. Typically, you only go to the doctor if something is wrong. Western medicine goes according to the symptoms and treats the symptoms so that you feel normal again, whereas Ayurveda talks about going to the roots of the illness and trying to find the cause.
Q.7 What kind of restrictions are associated with Ayurveda treatment?
Ans: Pathya is the term that denotes the diet regimen that forms an integral part of most treatments. For the proper assimilation of drugs as well as food, the patient is advised to follow a new daily routine while undergoing treatment. A diet that might cause the opposite effect of the drug taken is to be avoided, and that which increases the potency of the drug is To be followed. Since the drug-diet
interaction is considered a significant factor, the physician decides on a suitable path after considering various factors like the nature of the illness, the constitution of the patient, his tolerance to different regimens, etc.
Q.8 How many days are the need for Ayurveda detoxification treatment or Ayurveda panchakarma treatment?
Ans: The duration of panchakarma is dependent on factors like the nature of the illness, the strength of the disease, chronicity of the disease. Normally the treatment is done the minimum for 7 days to a maximum of 28 days of in-house treatment.
Q.9 Is There Scope For Ayurveda in the contemporary period?
Ans: We say there is a need for Ayurveda more than ever now, because of the lifestyle, dietary habits, pollution, human being going away from nature. It has a wide scope from prevention of disease to cure the problems from their roots, with applying and adopting a healthy lifestyle which helps to remove the infection from its root.
Q.10 How do I find a competent Ayurveda practitioner?
Ans: Any Ayurveda doctor having such degree/ qualifications as mentioned in 2nd, 3rd and 4th schedules of Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970 is a recognized medical practitioner. BAMS and MD (Ayurveda) degrees of new pattern and equivalent qualifications of the time before the enactment of Central Act have recognized skills for registration and practice of Ayurvedic Medicine.
Q.11 Can I go for sightseeing during the leisure time or eat outside food?
Ans: No. During the treatment its not advisable to go for sightseeing because during the treatment a healthy regimen is to be followed, No physical strain is advisable during panchakarma treatment.
Q.12 Although I do not suffer from any serious ailment, I do feel stress and fatigue due to the work pressure? does the institute accommodate people like me?
Ans: Ayurveda has the best treatment for prevention and rejuvenation, Ayurvedic treatments help you to counter stress and fatigue in the most effective way possible.
Q.13 Can I undergo a rejuvenation treatment in your institute?
Ans: Yeah we do provide rejuvenation treatment.
Q.14 Any weight reduction treatment done in your Ayurveda institute?
Ans: Weight reduction treatment is done in our institute, which takes 14 days of therapy along with diet regulation.
Q.15 Where is the institute located?
Ans: Rishikesh, Tapovan
Q.16 Details about accommodation?
Ans: We have single and shared accommodation with a/c and non a/c rooms.
Q.17 What kind of treatment do you have in your institute?
Ans: (please share the link of the Ayurveda treatment pages)
Q.18 How are the therapist in your center?
Ans: He have recruited therapist from skilled Kerala who has a professional degree as Ayurveda therapist and has an experience of Indian and foreign clients, we have a male as well female therapist.
FAQ - Yoga Teacher Training courses
Q.01 What is a Yoga Teacher Training course?
Ans: Yoga Teacher Training is a structured program designed to deepen your understanding of Yoga philosophy, asanas (postures), pranayama (breathing techniques), meditation, anatomy, and teaching methodology. It also equips participants with the expertise to teach Yoga at a professional level.
Q.02 Who is eligible to join a Yoga Teacher Training program?
Ans: Anyone with a genuine interest in Yoga can join. Although having previous experience can be beneficial, most 200-hour Yoga programs are open to participants at all levels, including beginners, intermediates, and advanced practitioners.
Q.03 Do I need to become a teacher after completing YTT?
Ans: Not necessarily. Many people take YTT for personal growth, to deepen their practice, or to explore the spiritual aspects of Yoga.
Q.04 Is Yoga Alliance certification necessary?
Ans: The Yoga Alliance is an internationally recognised organisation that establishes guidelines for Yoga teacher education programs. Being certified by a Yoga Alliance Registered School (RYS) can help if you plan to teach internationally.
Q.05 I have an injury. Can I still practice?
Ans: With any injury or medical history, it is always important to consult your physician before starting physical activity.
Q.06 What should I wear?
Ans: You should wear comfortable clothes that you can move in. Keep in mind that there are times when you will be bending forward, so a shirt that you can tuck in, or won't fall, may be something to consider.