Online course: Ayurvedic Nutraceuticals – Part 2

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With Vaidya Sreelal Sankar and Vaidya Poornima Sreelal, Ayurveda experts from Kerala, India. This course explores the health potential of daily nutrition.
Online course: Ayurvedic Nutraceuticals - Part 2

Sat., 5 February 2022 – Sat., 12 March 2022
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM (CET)


With Sankar Sreelal and Poornima Sreelal, Ayurveda experts from Kerala, India

 

Saturdays, 9:00 – 10:30 am (Central European Time)

 

Part 2: February 5, 12, 19, 26 and March 5, 12

 

This course explores the health potential of daily nutrition.

Through observation of the effects of each food item for generations, Ayurveda offers time proven wisdom for a balanced and healthy diet.

Presenting viewpoints of contemporary science will help to better understand and apply this wisdom in day-to-day life.

 

Part 2 – Vegetables, herbs, oils and dairy products

Ayurvedic and modern views on using these food groups for proper health

 

February 5 & 12

  • Common vegetables and their properties
  • Recipes with the understanding of their nutraceutical properties according to the personal health condition, the season etc.
  • Discussing some common vegetables used in Europe.

 

February 19 & 26

  • Is dairy good or bad ? Ayurvedic views on different sources of milk, their derivatives and properties
  • Is milk good for all ages? Processing and use of different milks and milk products based on age group
  • Ayurvedic view points on vegan milk and for whom it is ideally suited

 

March 5

  • How to use fruits fruitfully? Properties and uses of different fruits.
  • Can we eat all fruits in every season?
  • Do all fruits aid digestion?

 

March 12

  • Are fats and oils good? How to choose the right fats based on your health.
  • Do we need to drink large quantities of water? Is water a detoxifier? Ayurveda classifications of drinking water and how to drink it depending on constitution, digestive fire and season.
  • Magical herbs and supplements – do they exist ? How to choose the right herbs; Rasayana drugs — simple herbs for health.

 

Sankar Sreelal

was born in a traditional Ayurveda practitioner’s family in Kerala. Apart from clinical practice, because of his analytical approach, he’s interested in applying IT in Ayurveda. He did his post-graduate work in bioinformatics.

Poornima Sreelal

is a leading Ayurvedic dietary consultant. She comes from a traditional healer’s family. After her graduation in Ayurveda, she specialized in Clinical nutrition and dietetics. She works on applied nutrition for curative purposes.

 

 

Upon registration you will be directed to the international credit card payment system "Stripe". Once the payment has been accepted, you will receive an email acknowledgement with the link to the online course.

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