[The Indian Ayurveda medicine-a meaningful supplement to psychiatric treatment?]Ayurveda is a traditional Indian system of medicine that is more than 3000 years old, consisting mostly of a specific diet, oily infusions mainly in the area of the head, enemas, medicinal plants and yoga.  Ayurveda has been practiced very successfully in India but so far it has only been insufficiently appreciated by western medicine, especially psychiatry.  Even if Ayurveda is applied in a highly individualized manner, this should be rapidly improved for further evidential assessment. 
Ayurveda
[The Indian Ayurveda medicine-a meaningful supplement to psychiatric treatment?]Ayurveda is a traditional Indian system of medicine that is more than 3000 years old, consisting mostly of a specific diet, oily infusions mainly in the area of the head, enemas, medicinal plants and yoga.  Ayurveda has been practiced very successfully in India but so far it has only been insufficiently appreciated by western medicine, especially psychiatry.  Even if Ayurveda is applied in a highly individualized manner, this should be rapidly improved for further evidential assessment. 
Ayurveda
[The Indian Ayurveda medicine-a meaningful supplement to psychiatric treatment?]Ayurveda is a traditional Indian system of medicine that is more than 3000 years old, consisting mostly of a specific diet, oily infusions mainly in the area of the head, enemas, medicinal plants and yoga.  Ayurveda has been practiced very successfully in India but so far it has only been insufficiently appreciated by western medicine, especially psychiatry.  Even if Ayurveda is applied in a highly individualized manner, this should be rapidly improved for further evidential assessment. 
Ayurveda
[The Indian Ayurveda medicine-a meaningful supplement to psychiatric treatment?]Ayurveda is a traditional Indian system of medicine that is more than 3000 years old, consisting mostly of a specific diet, oily infusions mainly in the area of the head, enemas, medicinal plants and yoga.  Ayurveda has been practiced very successfully in India but so far it has only been insufficiently appreciated by western medicine, especially psychiatry.  Even if Ayurveda is applied in a highly individualized manner, this should be rapidly improved for further evidential assessment. 
Ayurveda
[The Indian Ayurveda medicine-a meaningful supplement to psychiatric treatment?]Ayurveda is a traditional Indian system of medicine that is more than 3000 years old, consisting mostly of a specific diet, oily infusions mainly in the area of the head, enemas, medicinal plants and yoga.  Ayurveda has been practiced very successfully in India but so far it has only been insufficiently appreciated by western medicine, especially psychiatry.  Even if Ayurveda is applied in a highly individualized manner, this should be rapidly improved for further evidential assessment. 
Ayurveda