- 10 Sections
- 35 Lessons
- 20 Hours
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- Module 1: Introduction to Ayurveda and Dietetics4
- 1.1Overview of Ayurveda: Introduction to the 5 elements (Pancha Mahabhuta), Doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), and how they influence health.
- 1.2Role of Diet in Ayurveda: The concept of Agni (digestive fire) and its connection to metabolism, health, and disease.
- 1.3Prakriti and Vikriti: Understanding your constitution and imbalances for personalized diet choices.
- 1.4Introduction to Ayurvedic Nutrition: Basic principles of Ayurveda that guide food selection, preparation, and timing.
- Module 2: The Three Doshas and Their Dietary Needs4
- 2.1Vata Diet: Foods that balance Vata (warm, moist, and grounding) and those to avoid.
- 2.2Pitta Diet: Foods that balance Pitta (cooling, soothing, and hydrating) and those to avoid.
- 2.3Kapha Diet: Foods that balance Kapha (light, dry, and warming) and those to avoid.
- 2.4Practical Exercise: Assessing your Prakriti and Vikriti and creating a personalized meal plan.
- Module 3: Agni (Digestive Fire) and its Role in Ayurveda4
- 3.1Understanding Agni: The concept of digestive fire and its central role in health and disease.
- 3.2Signs of Strong and Weak Agni: How to recognize if your Agni is strong or weak and the effects on your digestion.
- 3.3Dietary Practices to Strengthen Agni: Food combinations, meal timings, and practices like mindful eating.
- 3.4Practical Exercise: Cooking with Agni-strengthening foods (e.g., warm soups, herbal teas).
- Module 4: Ayurvedic Food Groups and Their Benefits4
- 4.1Food as Medicine: Introduction to Ayurvedic food groups like grains, legumes, vegetables, fruits, dairy, and spices.
- 4.2Practical Exercise: Creating a balanced meal using all six tastes.
- 4.3The Six Tastes (Shad Rasa): How each of the six tastes—sweet, sour, salty, bitter, pungent, astringent—affects the doshas and health.
- 4.4Food Combinations: Understanding the principles of food pairing for maximum digestion and nutritional value.
- Module 5: Seasonal Eating and Ayurvedic Seasonal Rhythms (Ritucharya)3
- 5.1The Impact of Seasons on Diet: How to adapt your diet to seasonal changes to stay in balance.
- 5.2Ritucharya (Seasonal Regimens): Ayurvedic principles for eating according to the season to maintain harmony with nature.
- 5.3Practical Exercise: Meal planning for each season and incorporating seasonal produce.
- Module 6: Detoxification and Cleansing in Ayurveda (Panchakarma and Dietary Support)3
- 6.1The Role of Detoxification in Ayurveda: How dietary changes can support natural detoxification and the role of Panchakarma.
- 6.2Foods to Support Detoxification: Recommended foods and herbs for cleansing and purification.
- 6.3Practical Exercise: Ayurvedic detox recipes such as Kitchari, herbal teas, and detoxifying soups.
- Module 7: Ayurvedic Cooking Methods3
- 7.1Spices in Ayurveda: The healing power of Ayurvedic spices like turmeric, cumin, coriander, ginger, and their impact on digestion.
- 7.2Cooking Principles: The importance of cooking methods (steaming, boiling, sautéing, etc.) in Ayurveda.
- 7.3Practical Exercise: How to use spices to create balanced and flavorful meals.
- Module 8: Diet for Common Health Conditions4
- 8.1Ayurvedic Approach to Weight Management: Understanding how to balance the doshas through diet for weight loss or gain.
- 8.2Managing Stress and Anxiety through Diet: How food choices can calm the nervous system.
- 8.3Diet for Digestive Disorders: Ayurvedic solutions for bloating, constipation, acidity, and IBS.
- 8.4Practical Exercise: Creating diet plans to address specific health concerns.
- Module 9: Integrating Ayurveda into Daily Life3
- 9.1Ayurvedic Daily Routine (Dinacharya): How to structure your daily meals and routines to promote health.
- 9.2Mindful Eating and Food Preparation: The art of eating with awareness and preparing food with intention.
- 9.3Practical Exercise: Daily meal planning and incorporating Ayurvedic principles into your lifestyle.
- Module 10: Review, Practical Application, and Final Assessment3
