A Guide To Ayurvedic Clinical Practice - #5194

I’m a medical professional who recently started exploring Ayurveda. I’ve always been curious about how ancient practices like Ayurveda can be applied in modern clinical settings. While searching for resources, I came across a book titled A Guide to Ayurvedic Clinical Practice. Has anyone here read this book? If so, does it provide practical insights into diagnosing and treating conditions based on Ayurveda? I’m particularly interested in understanding how the concept of vat, pit, and kaf doshas is applied in clinical practice. Does A Guide to Ayurvedic Clinical Practice explain how to identify dosha imbalances in patients and recommend treatments accordingly? I’m looking for something that goes beyond theory and includes case studies or examples of real-world applications. One challenge I’ve faced is understanding how Ayurveda balances chronic conditions like digestion issues, skin disorders, or joint pain. Does this guide address such cases in detail? I’m also curious about whether the book explains how Ayurvedic clinical practice complements modern medicine or if it focuses solely on traditional approaches. I want to start incorporating Ayurvedic principles into my practice, but I’m unsure where to begin. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.