Ayurveda for the protection of mucous membranes in the nose, throat and oral cavity
The entire mouth, nose and throat cavity is an entrance into the body. All food and drink, and all inhaled air passes through this entrance. The body tries to keep this smooth by producing a good watery fluid, such as saliva. You can help this entire area maintain hygiene and effectiveness. Ayurveda has a wide range of possible support and protection measures in this area. Examples include: using tooth powder, administering nasal oil, gargling with certain liquids, and so on.
Bacteria, viruses and other possible ‘invaders’
In Ayurveda it is assumed that ‘intruders’ only or mainly have the opportunity to cause problems if there is a breeding ground in which to nestle. The entrance for many intruders is through the nose and mouth, which is also a ‘seat area’ of Kapha Dosha. Not only is it important to support the overall immune system, but also the entrance area of the mouth, throat and nose. This lecture explains – conceptually-biologically-physiologically – how this seat area of Kapha relates to the proposed treatments and remedies. Part of this explanation coincides with what in Ayurveda falls under parts of the daily morning routine. This again falls under the so-called Dinacharya, and this will also be discussed in an introductory way in this lecture.
Practical tips and explanations why
This lecture also discusses the Ayurvedic view of the immune system, and in particular the first line of protection in the mouth, throat and nasal cavity is further elaborated. How can you properly support and protect mucous membranes in these areas, and deeper into the lungs? How can you cleanse and remove imbalances in these areas? And how can you strengthen and revitalize these areas after they have been weakened by illness? There are several, relatively simple methods – which Ayurveda has been working with for thousands of years – that correspond exactly to what is physiologically needed to strengthen this entire ENT area and keep it as clean as possible. What these are, and what the added value of each is, is explained in this lecture. You can then start working on it yourself – usually quite immediately.
Accredited by the KTNO under number K8801 (Study load 50 hours, 2 ECTS)
Please note: Contact your own trade association to have our lecture(s) recognized by the KTNO.
Teacher: Vd. Archana Munot Language: English Price: €25 Date: Saturday June 29, 2024 Times: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (indication) Location: Holisan, Lelystad
Vd Archana Munot studied Ayurvedic Medicine for 9 years. She obtained her degrees Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) and subsequently Doctor of Medicine in Ayurveda (Vachaspati) (state diplomas, and masters recognized by the Indian Ayurvedic Ministry Ayush), specializing in Kayachikitsa (Internal Medicine).
Vd Archana Munot is a graduate of Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya and Maharashtra University of Health Sciences in Nashik, India. During her education, she received special training from eminent teachers in pulse diagnosis, Panchabhoutik treatments, Agnikarma and Viddhakarma. She also obtained an Advanced Diploma in Yoga and Ayurveda from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth in Pune, India.
After graduating, she worked in her family's clinic. She started her own very successful clinic in Pune, India, after her post-graduation, 3 years ago. As an Ayurvedic doctor, she has a lot of experience in Pancha Karma (an extensive Ayurvedic treatment program).
Vd Archana Munot was part of the Ayurvedic nutritional education program for the European Academy of Ayurveda. She has a total of 7 years of experience in treating patients from all age groups with different backgrounds in India, Europe and the US, by treating various complaints with Ayurveda.
Archana studied Ayurvedic Medicine for 9 years and obtained her titles Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) and then Doctor of Medicine in Ayurveda (Vachaspati) (state diplomas, and masters recognized by the Indian Ayurvedic Ministry Ayush) with a specialization Kayachikitsa (Internal Medicine). She is a graduate of Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya and Maharashtra University of Health Sciences in Nashik, India. During her training period, she received special training from eminent teachers in pulse diagnosis, Panchabhoutik treatments, Agnikarma and Viddhakarma.
She also obtained an Advanced Diploma in Yoga and Ayurveda from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth in Pune, India. She was part of the Ayurvedic nutrition education program for the European Academy of Ayurveda. After completing her graduation, she worked in her family's clinic. She started her own very successful clinic in Pune, India after her postgraduate 3 years ago. As an Ayurvedic doctor, she has a lot of experience in the Pancha karma (an extensive Ayurvedic cure program). She has total of 7 years of experience treating patients from all age groups with diverse backgrounds in India, Europe and USA using Ayurveda for variety of complaints.
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Ayurveda for the protection of mucous membranes in the nose, throat and oral cavity
The entire mouth, nose and throat cavity is an entrance into the body. All food and drink, and all inhaled air passes through this entrance. The body tries to keep this smooth by producing a good watery fluid, such as saliva. You can help this entire area maintain hygiene and effectiveness. Ayurveda has a wide range of possible support and protection measures in this area. Examples include: using tooth powder, administering nasal oil, gargling with certain liquids, and so on.
Bacteria, viruses and other possible ‘invaders’
In Ayurveda it is assumed that ‘intruders’ only or mainly have the opportunity to cause problems if there is a breeding ground in which to nestle. The entrance for many intruders is through the nose and mouth, which is also a ‘seat area’ of Kapha Dosha. Not only is it important to support the overall immune system, but also the entrance area of the mouth, throat and nose. This lecture explains – conceptually-biologically-physiologically – how this seat area of Kapha relates to the proposed treatments and remedies. Part of this explanation coincides with what in Ayurveda falls under parts of the daily morning routine. This again falls under the so-called Dinacharya, and this will also be discussed in an introductory way in this lecture.
Practical tips and explanations why
This lecture also discusses the Ayurvedic view of the immune system, and in particular the first line of protection in the mouth, throat and nasal cavity is further elaborated. How can you properly support and protect mucous membranes in these areas, and deeper into the lungs? How can you cleanse and remove imbalances in these areas? And how can you strengthen and revitalize these areas after they have been weakened by illness? There are several, relatively simple methods – which Ayurveda has been working with for thousands of years – that correspond exactly to what is physiologically needed to strengthen this entire ENT area and keep it as clean as possible. What these are, and what the added value of each is, is explained in this lecture. You can then start working on it yourself – usually quite immediately.
Accredited by the KTNO under number K8801 (Study load 50 hours, 2 ECTS)
Please note: Contact your own trade association to have our lecture(s) recognized by the KTNO.
Teacher: Vd. Archana Munot
Language: English
Price: €25
Date: Saturday June 29, 2024
Times: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (indication)
Location: Holisan, Lelystad
Vd Archana Munot
Who is Vd Archana Munot?
Vd Archana Munot studied Ayurvedic Medicine for 9 years. She obtained her degrees Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) and subsequently Doctor of Medicine in Ayurveda (Vachaspati) (state diplomas, and masters recognized by the Indian Ayurvedic Ministry Ayush), specializing in Kayachikitsa (Internal Medicine).
Vd Archana Munot is a graduate of Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya and Maharashtra University of Health Sciences in Nashik, India. During her education, she received special training from eminent teachers in pulse diagnosis, Panchabhoutik treatments, Agnikarma and Viddhakarma. She also obtained an Advanced Diploma in Yoga and Ayurveda from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth in Pune, India.
After graduating, she worked in her family's clinic. She started her own very successful clinic in Pune, India, after her post-graduation, 3 years ago. As an Ayurvedic doctor, she has a lot of experience in Pancha Karma (an extensive Ayurvedic treatment program).
Vd Archana Munot was part of the Ayurvedic nutritional education program for the European Academy of Ayurveda. She has a total of 7 years of experience in treating patients from all age groups with different backgrounds in India, Europe and the US, by treating various complaints with Ayurveda.
Archana studied Ayurvedic Medicine for 9 years and obtained her titles Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) and then Doctor of Medicine in Ayurveda (Vachaspati) (state diplomas, and masters recognized by the Indian Ayurvedic Ministry Ayush) with a specialization Kayachikitsa (Internal Medicine). She is a graduate of Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya and Maharashtra University of Health Sciences in Nashik, India. During her training period, she received special training from eminent teachers in pulse diagnosis, Panchabhoutik treatments, Agnikarma and Viddhakarma.
She also obtained an Advanced Diploma in Yoga and Ayurveda from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth in Pune, India. She was part of the Ayurvedic nutrition education program for the European Academy of Ayurveda. After completing her graduation, she worked in her family's clinic. She started her own very successful clinic in Pune, India after her postgraduate 3 years ago. As an Ayurvedic doctor, she has a lot of experience in the Pancha karma (an extensive Ayurvedic cure program). She has total of 7 years of experience treating patients from all age groups with diverse backgrounds in India, Europe and USA using Ayurveda for variety of complaints.
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