Ayurvedic medicine, based on Hindu religion, has absolutely no meaningful scientific support. Auyervedic medicine has its origin in ancient sanskrit texts called the Vedas. The Vedas contain many allusions to demons, evil and punishments. Chopra relentlessly tells his audiences that aging and disease are the result of the mind not interfacing correctly with the body. It is a deep irony that Chopra's brand of alternative medicine places the blame for disease onto the victim of disease.
Bad person equals sick person.
This is exactly the attitude that scientific medicine finally dispelled and that alternative medicine advocates want to reinvent. The bulk of Chopra's program is classic quackery. He replaces the complex scientific model of the human body with the ridiculous notion that there are three types of bodies. Then he recommends people eat and exercise in a way tailored to their imaginary body type. The connection between these body types and the recommendations are about as strong as astrological connections relating star signs to personality.