Ayurvedic
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- noun
- /ˌɑːjʊrˈvɛdɪk/
- Specialized
- Through this lifestyle there will be, you know, Ayurvedic products, Avianca oils, many, many more food products.
Examples
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Another friend, his wife does Ayurvedic medicine.
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And, and what we realize is that we do have to adapt the program to India and start using these Ayurvedic herbs and spices.
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The hotel's health facilities include therapies ranging from the Ayurvedic to the allopathic.
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Mud Water is a coffee alternative with four adaptogenic mushrooms with Ayurvedic herbs.
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Mud Water is a coffee alternative with four adaptogenic mushrooms and Ayurvedic herbs.
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But if you were to take some kind of Ayurvedic herb that stimulates your body's ability to naturally produce that, that's OK.
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In Ayurvedic thought, the hour around sunrise is the most potent of the day, when the agni (life-energy) is strongest.
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Many people seek Ayurvedic treatments to balance their body and promote overall wellness.
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The Ayurvedic approach emphasizes natural remedies and a holistic view of health.
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She consulted an Ayurvedic practitioner for advice on herbal remedies to enhance her well-being.
Synonyms
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A plant preparation used to prevent or treat illness and improve health
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ayurvedic (a medicine or product) takes its name from Ayurveda, where āyur means 'life' and veda means 'knowledge'. So an Ayurvedic product is one made using the old 'knowledge of life', often using natural herbs and traditional methods to help health.