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FOR RESTORING AND KEEPING THE BALANCE IN EVERY SEASON Ayurveda is the most ancient and scientific system of natural cares. Recently, it has been brought again to its completion by the main Ayurvedic Indian doctors. Ayurveda asserts that different constitutional typologies (body frames) require different types of food to restore and keep the balance during the various periods of the year. This knowledge has been part of Ayurveda for thousands of years and it is still the basis of Ayurveda prescriptions about diet, curative infusions and alimentary integrators. To use at the best these tables, you should ask an Ayurveda expert doctor to have an exact diagnosis of your constitutional characteristic. Ayurveda identifies different constitutional typologies and divides the year in three main season. Once you know your typologies the following table will help you to choice the diet to follow during the different moments of the year.
To use at the best these tables, you should ask an Ayurveda expert doctor to have an exact diagnosis of your constitutional characteristic. Ayurveda identifies different constitutional typologies and divides the year in three main season. Once you know your typologies the following table will help you to choice the diet to follow during the different moments of the year.
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