Rama Prasad BAMS, CACH.I grew up in a place that is called the home of Ayurveda. People from overseas and north of India came to learn Ayurveda. I had a form of liver disease when i was 2 years old. When western medicine couldn't help me, I was saved by an Ayurveda doctor.
I have completed my bachelors in Ayurveda, which was a 8.5 year full time course at Coimbatore Ayurveda College governed by Bharatiyar University in south India during 1983-1991. I studied Ayurveda in a true Gurukula setting. All my teachers lived in the same small campus and were available all day and most evenings for common and private classes. My college was set in a forest with mountains, rivers, water falls and thousands of herbs. I studied all three major Ayurveda treatises and dozens of other important works by sages during this time. I studied all fundamental modern medical subjects like anatomy, physiology, nutrition, surgery, opthalmology, ear-nose-throat, obstetrics, gynaecology, jurisprudence etc. |
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I also studied their Ayurvedic alternatives along with all aspects of therapeutics with lifestyle, nutrition, herbology, pharmacology, pharmacognacy, cleansing and rejuvenate therapies for all ages and health conditions. I continue to study privately during the next 5 years with my teachers outside the university and around my village. I practice since 1991. Since 1993 I taught all types of students - Indian, Asian, Western; university and Ayurveda therapists in India, Australia and Indonesia.
I have presented papers and keynotes internationally along with the likes of Dr Chopra, Dr Svoboda and Maya Tiwari. I have special interest in migraines, bowel diseases, fertility and back and neck pain.I am a registered member of Australian Traditional Medicine Society.
Since 1983 I am part of several local, national and International ayurveda exhibitions. Since 1983 I am part of several international Ayurveda and Yoga conferences in India and Australia. I have been part of innumerable medical camps. I have presented over 300 short and long session internationally on all ayurveda topics.
Ayurveda uses over 21,000 single herbs and over 500,000 recipes. I studied Yoga and martial arts and practiced them throughout our training. All my Ayurveda books were in Sanskrit. I have identified over 2000 ayurvedic herbs that are native to Australia. My goal is to empower my clients to understand how to care for themselves.
Lived in Australia since 1996, I am discovering more and more about Ayurveda here.
I have presented papers and keynotes internationally along with the likes of Dr Chopra, Dr Svoboda and Maya Tiwari. I have special interest in migraines, bowel diseases, fertility and back and neck pain.I am a registered member of Australian Traditional Medicine Society.
Since 1983 I am part of several local, national and International ayurveda exhibitions. Since 1983 I am part of several international Ayurveda and Yoga conferences in India and Australia. I have been part of innumerable medical camps. I have presented over 300 short and long session internationally on all ayurveda topics.
Ayurveda uses over 21,000 single herbs and over 500,000 recipes. I studied Yoga and martial arts and practiced them throughout our training. All my Ayurveda books were in Sanskrit. I have identified over 2000 ayurvedic herbs that are native to Australia. My goal is to empower my clients to understand how to care for themselves.
Lived in Australia since 1996, I am discovering more and more about Ayurveda here.
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