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Presented by Dr. Audrey Siow, presents a challenging case of HANU GRAHA (Lockjaw). After 10 months of total jaw immobility, the Rogi (Patient) is experiencing secondary conditions of PANDU (Anemia) and KARSHYA (Weight loss) Listen Here.

Presented by Erica Muller (Founder of Okanagan Ayurveda), presents the case of a long-time patient with severe SHOTHA concentrated around the legs, MRUDU KOSHTA, and BEEJA RASA/RAKTA KSHAYA. Listen Here.

Presented by Dr. Suzzane, Today’s discussion concerns a classic case of metabolic syndrome with MADHU MEHA and APACHI in YAKRUT. Listen Here.

Presented by Sonia Smith, a graduate from CCA, we discuss a complex case of several simultaneous SAMPRAPTI (pathologies) which require multi-SROTHA (systems) care. Listen Here.

This unique case is presented by Alejandra Contraras, who is busy with her practice in Tijuana. During the discussion, we developed a systematic Ayurvedic treatment plan for healthy conception and pregnancy. Making use of MRUDU VIRECHANA (mild purging) to get rid of excess AMA Listen Here.

Today’s case is presented by Sonia Smith, who graduated from CCA and has just started practicing. Her case study features a ROGI (patient) who has been suffering from long-term weight issues, and JANU SANDHI SHOOLA (painful knee joints) at present. Listen Here.

Our current case is presented by Halean Shipman, who graduated from SCU and has just started practicing. Her case presentation features a ROGI (patient) who has undergone surgery for chronic HANVASTI (mandibular) degeneration disease. He is now waiting for the bone to regrow and is seeking help with Ayurveda. Listen Here.

Courtney Timms presented a case of acute total hearing loss in one ear of idiopathic origin that had not responded to medication. The patient or 'Rogi' in Sanskrit, was willing to try anything to get his hearing back. After about a month of Ayurvedic protocols, Courtney reports that the Rogi has regained some of his hearing and is seeing improvement. Listen Here.

Kimberly Crome, who is a graduate of SCU and just started practicing. She is presenting a case about a patient or 'Rogi' in Sanskrit, who has been diagnosed with Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis. Listen Here.

Erica Mueller, who has a community practice in Canada. Her cases are always interesting and encourage a lot of critical thinking among the members of the forum. Today's case involves a 'Rogi' (patient) with KLAIBHYA (Erectile Dysfunction) due to chronic KAPHA KSHAYA and possible OJO KSHAYA Listen Here.

Courtney Timms, an amazing student member of our community is presenting another fantastic case about a patient's complaint of acute total hearing loss in one ear of idiopathic origin that has not responded to medication, the patient or 'Rogi' in Sanskrit, is willing try anything to get his hearing back. Listen Here.

Kim Crome, a member of our community, is presenting an interesting case with a pre-diagnosed condition of Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Although it is now being managed with medication, the patient or 'Rogi' in Sanskrit, is experiencing severe fatigue and weight issues. Listen Here.

Namaste everyone. Welcome to another Athreya Ayurveda podcast for practitioners. I'm Vaidya Jay. Today we have Lisa Jacoby in our Podcast. Lisa has been there with us, and she started as a student at Southern California of Health Sciences. A 25-year-old female with Gulpha Shoola and manovikriti. She has a heel injury, pain, and stress in her mind. The chief complaint is the long-lasting heel pain, and she also came to me because she's very interested in how Ayurvedic medicine works and wants to help balance. Listen Here.

Namaste everyone. Welcome to another Athreya Ayurveda podcast for practitioners. We are here to support our Ayurvedic community and practitioners by discussing compelling cases from our community. I'm Vaidya Jay. Today Cheri Michel is back on our podcast by popular demand. This is a complicated case. I'm so grateful to have the opportunity to learn from this woman A 61-year-old female, 5'6” and 98 pounds. She has struggled with anorexia since the age of 14. A doctor had told her that she's going to be fat and it's her destiny. Listen Here.

Namaste everyone. Welcome to another Athreya Ayurveda podcast for practitioners. We are here to support our Ayurvedic community and practitioners by discussing compelling cases from our community. I'm Vaidya Jay and we're here with Cheri on our podcast. She had a critical case a few weeks ago, and we have another strong case we learn with these cases. A 60-year-old female with chronic hip pain, Cheri started treating her using Ayurvedic treatments and Abhyanga massage with some herbal oils. Listen Here.

Namaste everyone, welcome to the Athreya Ayurveda podcast for practitioners. I welcome all our practitioner family, and we have an exciting case to discuss. The purpose of the podcast we do through Athreya herbs is to support our practitioners with different clinical case scenarios that our community brings in. I am, Vaidya Jaygopal Parla, Today in the podcast, I have Gemma Habibi, who is an enthusiastic Ayurvedic practitioner. Listen Here.

Namaste everyone, as you all know, this is an initiative through Athreya herbs to bring cases or case studies from our community to discuss and evaluate how we can improve our skills, especially critical thinking skills, clinical skills, and herbal prescription skills. My name is Vaidya Jay Parla. I am here with our dear practitioner Cheri Michelle, Namaste. Listen Here

Namaste, everyone. Welcome to another Athreya herbs practitioner podcast which is done for our community of Ayurvedic practitioners. In these podcasts, our group of Ayurvedic practitioners brings in different cases from our community.I’m Vaidya Jay Parla and we’re here with Lisa Jacoby on our podcast with an interesting case in which we all have to think about what can be done. A 49-year-old male with Malabadata and secondary Abhigata.He had a coccyx and sacrum injury, possibly a fracture caused by a snowboarding accident. Listen Here

Namaste and welcome everyone to the Athreya herbs practitioner’s podcast. A genuine interest and effort are to support all the practitioners and discuss these cases, which our practitioner community brings in. We have Vaidya Jay Gopal Parla discussing these cases and giving practitioners some insights into these unique cases. Our goal is to strengthen Ayurvedic practice in the US with the limited resources we have. It is also to structure a program for various conditions that we come across, so today, we are excited to introduce you to Lisa Jacoby. She graduated from Southern California University of health sciences and finished the practitioner’s program to do extensive study for about 2000 hours with 350 hours of clinical training. Listen Here

Namaste everyone, welcome to the Athreya Family practitioner podcast series. We bring in cases from our community of practitioners. We talk about these cases in terms of a discussion where the practitioner and I would go through and see how we can improve our skills especially critical thinking skills, herb making skills, and diet and overall structuring program that is the purpose of these podcasts. Today I have Erica Harms back on our podcast- Case discussion. She is so generous to dedicate her time to come back here on our podcast, and she has some of the interesting cases that we try to dissect to see where we can help these patients. For those of you who do not know her, she is an Ayurvedic practitioner. Listen Here

We are here to support our community of Ayurvedic practitioners with cases that we manage through Ayurvedic discussion and where we want to increase our critical thinking ability and become better practitioners. We have Dario who has been very generous in bringing his cases to discuss with us. He is a seasoned Ashtanga Yogi, he practices in Tijuana, Mexico. He’s been seeing patients and he has graduated as an Ayurvedic practitioner from an American University of complementary medicine. Listen Here

We’re here to support and grow the practitioners in our own community so that we can become good in our practice and also get well informed on how to work with cases that are handled by our Ayurvedic community. I’m Vaidya Jay Parla and we’re here with Erica Harms Who has been on the practitioner case discussions podcast earlier too. She practices in Oregon, where she has a number of very interesting cases. She graduated as an Ayurvedic practitioner from southern California University of health sciences, she has been a long time follower of Ayurveda. Erica, I think it has been 10 to 12 years?Listen Here

Athreya family welcomes listeners to another case study podcast. Here at Athreya Herbs, we support Ayurvedic practitioners with these unique case studies which our community brings into discussions. We have with us the founder and director of Heal Ayurveda based in LA, Naomi Boas, a busy practitioner and a clinician at Southern California University of Health Sciences. She has been with us for quite some time and has very interesting cases. I am really proud of Naomi for the batch that she graduated from, where I teach as well. She is one of the successful practitioners out there in the Los Angeles area. Welcome, Naomi! Listen Here

This case study has been a part of our educational series where we provide case scenarios to our Ayurvedic practitioners to get in-depth knowledge of Ayurvedic case management and look into diets, herbs, Panchkarma, and other aspects of wellbeing like yoga, breathing exercises, etc. Ayurvedic practitioners and professionals should feel confident while working with their clientele. Today we have Dario Ampudia from Tijuana who is a yoga teacher and an Ayurvedic practitioner. Listen Here