Ayurveda Nature's Medicine

Ayurveda, Nature's Medicine contains a full description of Ayurveda on all levels from diet and herbs to yoga and meditation, explaining both Ayurvedic diagnostic and treatment methods. It covers all the material found in two-year Ayurvedic programs in India for foreign students. Notably, it explains key Ayurvedic lifestyle recommendations for diet, exercise and sexuality, outlining daily and seasonal regimens for optimal health and vitality. This book is an important addition to any Ayurvedi library and is excellent reading for any one interested in eastern roots of mind-body mdeicine. It is perhaps the best available textbook on Ayurveda for the seious student. 

Product Details:

ISBN# 9780914955955
Paperback, 356 pages,
Publisher: Lotus Press, Published: April 2001.
Size: 5.53 x 0.75 x 8.69 inches, Weight: 0.91 Lbs.

Authors

David Frawley

Dr. David Frawley is a Vedic teacher and educator who is the author of over forty books in several Vedic and Yogic fields published worldwide over the past thirty years. He is the founder and director of the American Institute of Vedic Studies (www.vedanet.com), which offers on-line courses and publications on Ayurveda, Yoga, Vedanta, mantra and meditation, and Vedic astrology. Involved in important research into ancient Vedic texts, he is a well-known modern exponent of Hinduism and Sanatana Dharma. David is a recipient of the prestigious Padma Bhushan award, one of India's highest civilian awards for "distinguished service of a higher order." His work is highly respected in traditional circles in India, as well as influential in the West, where he is involved in many Vedic and Yogic schools, ashrams and associations. 

Subhash Ranade
(1940 - 2025)

Dr, Subhash Ranade was one of the foremost eaxern experts on Ayurveda. He was also the author of numerousd books and taught Ayurveda worldwide. He regularly visited Europe and America. knowned as Dr. International Ranade, he, was a pioneering Ayurvedic scholar, global ambassador of Ayurveda and an institution in himself. Over six decades, he contributed extensively to clinical practice, education, research, and international outreach. His disciplined persona, humility and effective communication left a lasting impact on students and peers alike. Dr. Ranade played a pivotal role in introducing Ayurveda to over 78 countries and authored more than 178 books across multiple languages, covering core Ayurvedic texts, clinical specialties, Panchakarma, women's health, and research methodology. His writings are widely adopted as standard references in Ayurvedic education worldwide.