NDLI: 19A. Practical Strategies for Integrating Ayurvedic Therapies Into the Integrative Medicine Clinical Encounter

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19A. Practical Strategies for Integrating Ayurvedic Therapies Into the Integrative Medicine Clinical Encounter

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Rioux, Jennifer Elder, Charles R. Vinjamury, Sivarama Prasad
Copyright Year	2013
Abstract	The 3 Ayurvedic clinicians presenting this experiential session have delivered Ayurvedic medicine in diverse settings, including: a conventional managed care network using a group clinic format; with research participants at an academic medicine center; and in private practice. The 3 presenting Ayurvedic clinicians have approximately 50 years’ combined experience practicing Ayurvedic medicine and have developed strategies for overcoming logistical and cultural challenges in working with patients. Ayurveda can be accessed for both acute and chronic conditions and includes multitarget therapies tailored to the unique constitution/imbalance profile of each patient, while accounting for any biomedical diagnoses. The focus of Ayurveda goes beyond symptom alleviation to the identification of the root cause of the imbalance and eventual resolution of the disorder. Ayurveda has a primary focus on modification of the diet and daily routine of the individual in an effort to create sustainable lifestyle change to promote overall health and prevent comorbid conditions. Ayurvedic clinicians also use herbal supplements, medicated oils, and hands-on manual therapies, as well as detoxification and rejuvenation therapies, to enhance healing holistically and synergistically and to create a state of durable well-being.
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Ending Page	S107
Page Count	1
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Alternate Webpage(s)	http://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pub/pmc/b6/88/gahmj.2013.097CP.S19A.PMC3875039.pdf
PubMed reference number	3875039
Volume Number	2
Language	English
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Hands-on computing Holism Logistics Managed Care Medicine, Ayurvedic Medicine, East Asian Traditional Patients Private Practice Rejuvenation Synergy Therapeutic procedure
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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