Ayurveda and The Five Elements:

The central aim of Ayurveda is a state of absolute perfect health.  Ayurveda7.com, through the videos & information provided, we have precise guiding principles on how to live our lives in harmony with the natural rhythms and the universal laws of nature.

According to Ayurveda, disease will inevitably occur when this harmony is disrupted.

The basis of Ayurveda and its profound promise:

The basis of Ayurveda is prevention of disease as its primary mission. This can be accomplished by adhering to Ayurvedic Principles  and following certain practices and guidelines so we can ultimately accomplish the profound promise of Ayurveda which is the extension of life as well as to achieve better understanding of ourselves and the world around us. What is there more important in life than to live a long and healthy life? I believe there's nothing more important. The greatest wealth there can be, it has to be health.

Ayurveda defines health as an absolute perfect state of health in all areas of life.  Mental, physical, spiritual and social well-being. Merely the absence of disease or infirmity doesn’t constitute health. It may be good enough for western medical system, but certainly not for Ayurveda.

Living in harmony with the universal laws of nature and achieving our true potential are intrinsic to Ayurveda.

 
Wester Medicine: "One-size-fits-all" System:

Western medical system is highly materialistic and somewhat mechanical in its approach. The "One-size-fits-all" system is certainly primitive. Not to mention that is mostly inert and inorganic type system.  Its main focus is suppression of symptoms rather than looking at the source of the problem.   In terms of equipment, testing, etc., western medicine has advanced tremendously, yet it is still the crudest form of treatment because it approaches fixing the body as if it was an automobile treating every person the same.

Imagine this: your car shows a red light in the dashboard,  would you consider cutting   the wire so the red light goes off? Of course not, that would be insane! Yet, this is exactly what I believe most people do when they get sick. They take the drugs hoping the symptoms go away, instead of eliminating the source of the symptoms.

Quick fixes induced by drugs are ONLY temporary and usually with bad side effects. I believe the only way to achieve true and optimum health is to follow the Ayurvedic Principles or other holistic systems which most have their roots in Ayurveda.