Definition of Ayurveda

Muhammed Majeed, PhD, founded Sabinsa & Sami Labs based on his long-held belief that aspects of his native country's traditional medical system, Ayurveda, could address many of the health issues plaguing society.Ayurveda means following the pattern of life, its expression and interaction: the time of year, the changes in the environment, seasons, state of the body, etc.Ayurveda aims to produce a harmonious balance between mind, body and spiritual awareness.The Ayurveda doesn't consider illness as a negative phenomenon only.From tantric jharpuke vaidyas blowing mantras to rasa sastra alchemists concocting potent rejuvenating formulas, to pharmacists dispensing Indian commercial products and even to white-coated, stethoscope-wearing doctors ordering blood tests and prescribing herbs in the form of capsules and syrups, the myriad forms of Ayurveda resemble the half-cultivated, half-wild tangle of growth at the Godawari botanical gardens.The topic of Ayurveda brings to mind herbal medicine.Sri Lanka has as many as 6, 500 registered Ayurveda practitioners, many of whom have undergone a seven year course followed by two years in a conventional hospitals and are now catering to the spa needs of an increasing numbers of tourists to Sri Lanka, " said Heba Al Ghais Al Mansoori, Middle East director of Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau (SLTPB).Ayush Wellness Spa is the first in Britain to offer a 5, 000-year-old Eastern philosophy known as Ayurveda.Ayurveda is a form of traditional medicine and health philosophy that originated in India more than 2, 000 years ago and relies heavily on her balproducts.Ayurveda is a a health philosophy that originated in India more than 2, 000 years ago and relies heavily on herbal products.Ayurveda Essence Paints, produced by AFM Safecoat, add a touch of eastern philosophy to house painting.Since 1987, Seelisberg has been the home of the Maharishi Ayurveda Health Centre-the first and oldest public Ayurvedic health establishment in Switzerland.