WHAT IS AYURVEDA USA
Channel: Nancie Anne Frazer
Date: 02/05/2023

Ayurveda means “the Science of Life” and it is widely considered earth’s oldest healing science.  Of course, ancient practices have been validated with modern knowledge and updated.  Anjuli Global recognizes that, Ayurveda remains true to it's remarkable origins and continues to bless the world with ancient wisdom that was way ahead of its time. Ayurveda is a 10,000-year-old system of natural healing that was codified into Sanskrit texts 5,000 years ago.  Across the millennia of its existence, Ayurveda has stood the test of time and is still used by over one billion people as their wellness modality of choice.  
The products USA manufactured Ayurvedic products from Anjuli Global are tested and certified to be pure, safe and benficial. Ayurveda is based on the idea that there are three governing constitutions that interact with 5 of the body’s major systems the Vedic people described as elements:  

1) The element of fire converts food into energy through the digestive system.  
2) The element of air fills our lungs with oxygen through the respiratory system.  
3) The element of ether carries sound and speech through space to the auditory system
4) The element of earth supports the musculoskeletal system, including hair, skin, nails, and teeth.  
5) The element of water references all bodily fluids including blood, saliva, sweat, and reproductive secretions.  
The three constitutional energies identified in Ayurveda relate directly to three body-types modern science has identified:
What modern science classifies as ectomorphs – long, lean bodies with little muscle – the Vedic people described as having a Pitta constitution.  
What modern science classifies as endomorphs – large, heavy bodies that gain weight easily – the Vedic people described as having a Kapha constitution.  
What modern science classifies as Mesomorphs – athletic, solid, and strong body types – the Vedic people described as having a Vata constitution.

Applying very sophisticated concepts describing how the five elements interact with the three constitutions, Vedic sages, through trial and error, formulated time-tested and proven mixtures that optimized the related systems by supporting seven energy centers in the body they called chakras.  
1) By strengthening the root chakra, foundational energies are grounded.
2) By strengthening the sacral chakra, creative energies are optimized.
3) By strengthening the solar plexus chakra, digestion, and immunity energies are replenished.
4) By strengthening the heart chakra, circulatory, and emotional energies are balanced.
5) By strengthening the throat chakra, speech, and hearing energies are supported.
6) By strengthening the brow chakra, sight, and intuition energies are enhanced.
7) By strengthening the crown chakra, spiritual connections and energies are charged.









As the dosha and chakra energies are fully activated, the overall life energy of the body, or Prana, will thrive.