Online Ayurvedic Doctor - #2935

I’ve been dealing with health issues like bloating, poor sleep, and random skin breakouts for a while now. I’ve tried a few home remedies, but nothing has really worked long-term. Someone suggested I consult an Ayurvedic doctor, but there aren’t any good options nearby where I live. That’s why I’m thinking about reaching out to an online Ayurvedic doctor, but I’m not sure how effective that would be. 🌐💻 How does consulting an online Ayurvedic doctor actually work? Do they ask detailed questions about your lifestyle and symptoms, or is it more like a generic session where they just recommend herbs for everyone? I feel like Ayurveda is such a personalized system, so I’m wondering if an online consultation can really give me the same level of detail as an in-person one. Has anyone had success with this? 🤔✨ Another concern I have is whether an online Ayurvedic doctor can accurately determine my dosha imbalance. I think I might have a Pitta-Vata imbalance because I often feel irritable, bloated, and mentally restless, but I’m not sure. Can an online Ayurvedic doctor figure this out without physically examining me? How do they confirm what’s going on in your body? 🔍🔥 I’ve also read that online Ayurvedic doctors might provide dietary advice, lifestyle changes, or even herbal remedies. How do I know if the herbs or medicines they recommend are safe and high-quality? Do they usually suggest products you can buy locally, or do they have their own brands? And what if I have allergies or specific preferences—how well can they adapt their suggestions for that? 🌿💊 Lastly, I want to make sure I’m reaching out to a trusted and certified practitioner. Are there any platforms or websites where I can find a verified online Ayurvedic doctor? How can I avoid scams or practitioners who might not be legit? It’s important to me that the advice I get is authentic and backed by proper training. 🙏💬