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    Principles and Practice of Integrative Ayurveda by Schneider, Robert H.;

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    Product details:

    • Publisher OUP USA
    • Date of Publication 22 September 2026

    • ISBN 9780197500736
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages480 pages
    • Size 279x216 mm
    • Weight 3 g
    • Language English
    • 700

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    Short description:

    Principles and Practice of Integrative Ayurveda presents a comprehensive, evidence-informed framework for healthcare professionals integrating personalized, whole person approaches to prevent and manage chronic diseases and promote lifelong health.

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    Long description:

    Principles and Practice of Integrative Ayurveda presents a comprehensive, systems-based introduction to Integrative Ayurveda, weaving together classical Ayurvedic knowledge with contemporary biomedical science. Designed for healthcare professionals, students, and researchers, the book provides a detailed exploration of foundational principles, diagnostic frameworks, therapeutic strategies, and disease-specific care through the lens of mind-body-spirit integration.

    The first chapters establish core Ayurvedic concepts - doshas, dhatus, agni, srotas, and ojas; prakriti (mind-body type) and vikriti (current imbalances), while introducing the integrative model that connects physiology with consciousness. Diagnostic methods highlight classical techniques of clinical interview and physical examination. Treatment modalities are broad and personalized, spanning dietary guidance, lifestyle rhythms, mind-body therapies, herbal pharmacology, panchakarma, marma therapy, and traditional Vedic meditation, ie Transcendental Meditation.

    Subsequent chapters apply this integrative framework across major body systems and clinical conditions, including musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, neurological, endocrine, reproductive, immune, sensory, skin, pediatric, and gerontology and geriatric care. Special topics include Ayurgenomics, chronobiology, the microbiome, Vastu (healthy architecture), and the integration of modern research with Ayurvedic principles.

    Throughout, the text emphasizes prevention, individualized care, ecological alignment, and the central role of consciousness in health. Tables and evidence-informed guidance bridge traditional wisdom and modern application. The chapters synthesize Ayurveda's holistic worldview with advances in physiology and systems medicine, offering a roadmap for integrative, whole person health.

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    Table of Contents:

    Table of Figures
    Contributors
    Foreword I - Dr. Nader
    Foreword II - Dr. Patwardhan
    Introduction - Dr. Schneider
    Part I - Basic Principles of Integrative Ayurveda
    1- The Paradox of Modern Healthcare and a New Paradigm of Medicine
    2 - Health is Wholeness: The Paradigm of Integrative Ayurveda
    3 - Anatomy and Physiology I: Doshas and Mind-Body Types
    4 - Anatomy and Physiology II: Agni, Dhatus, and Srotas
    5 - Prevention
    6 - Pathology I: Pathogenesis of Disease
    7 - Pathology II: Pathophysiology
    8 - Qualities of the Physician and Therapeutic Relationship
    9 - Diagnostic Methods
    10 - Ayurvedic Pulse Assessment
    11 - Treatment Methods
    12 - Pharmacology
    13 - Physiological Purification Procedures - Panchakarma
    Part II - Clinical Applications to Disorders of the Organ Systems
    14 - Musculoskeletal System Disorders
    15 - Cardiovascular and Renal System I: Cardiovascular Disorders
    16 - Cardiovascular and Renal System II: Disorders of the Renal System
    17 - Gastrointestinal System Disorders
    18 - Pulmonary System Disorders
    19 - Articular System Disorders
    20 - Endocrine and Reproductive Systems I: Endocrine System Disorders
    21 - Endocrine and Reproductive Systems II: Reproductive System Disorders
    22 - Immune and Hematologic Systems Disorders
    23 - Nervous System Disorders I: Neurology
    24 - Nervous System Disorders II: Mental Health
    25 - Nervous System Disorders III: Eyes, Ears, Oral Health
    26 - Nervous System Disorders IV: Skin
    27 - Geriatrics: Aging, Longevity, Palliative and End of Life Care
    28 - Pediatric Disorders
    Part III - Special Topics
    29 - Modern Scientific Correlates of Ayurveda: Chronobiology, Microbiome, and Genomics
    30 - Healthy Architecture: Vastu
    31 - Marma Therapy
    Appendices
    I. Chapter Notes - Selected References
    II. Glossary
    III. Clinical Forms
    IV. Classical Herbs
    V. MAPI Herbs
    VI. Resources
    VII. Service Marks
    Index
    Acknowledgments

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