Stu Girling you bring out the maximum information out of the people you interview. Great interviewing skills!

This doctor knowledge amazes me

i am a medical student...and i loved every aspect of ayurveda.....

These were such wonderful interviews, thankyou both!

Loving these. Thanks so much!

Love it !

Oh wow, I seriously have been wanting to try leeches, just intuitively its always felt like something that would benefit me. But no doctor I've ever been to would agree to do it. (Im in the U.S.)

It should be affirmed that Ayurveda is a medicine based on the rule of threes because it is a region with only 3 seasons or parts, dry season, wet season and the windy season between them. For people in Europe or people from temperate regions, it is better to stick to the local nature medicines of Europe. Our European medicines rarely advise purging to such extremes as vomiting and colonics. We would instead advise using dandelion roots to activate the intestines and create descending energy in the colon. As always, the common thread between all 'natural' medicine systems, is to eat local, seasonal organic and wild foraged or wild hunted foods.

@ginanotafan1039

3 ай бұрын

This makes sense.

But always a great interview by Stuart

Good questions good answers

Awwww already over.......ok...maybe you can ask - if he is still around - if there is a possibility to travel to to wherever he is working and do a cleansing?

Following a lifestyle with habits and a diet as prescribed by Planet Ayurveda will support better health and well-being of a person of all ages.

Fine. But again, Stu, no need to be violent. Once more I refer you to the science and fine art of fasting, and Dr. Shelton's book Fasting can save your life. That is the only legitimate and non-violent way to help our organisms regain health. Simply stop eating, take rest and let the self-healing power of our body do the rest. Just move out of the way. Don't DO anything. We're done enough already.

@MerridethHawk

6 жыл бұрын

Predrag Nikolić perhaps you did not make it far enough into the video, he recommends a weekly fast and they converse about it at 10:15

Kk

@13:10 where and when in nature do wild people, living in harmony with their environment, ever come into a sufficient amount of seed oil, to have a quantity to put up their nostrils? Particularly sesame seed oil, that requires heating and extreme pressure to extract? And when do wild people, living in harmony with nature, milk an animal, separate out the fat, churn the fat, make butter, heat the butter, extract the water and milk solids to make ghee, and then add herbs to that to then put up their nostrils. This seems like too many steps and therefore must be false guidance. Perhaps, they would be likely to roast an animal over the fire and cover themselves in the fat of that animal, then pick their noses and introduce oil into their nostrils that way?

The yellow shirt guy is annoying, interupts and doesn't always wait listen

I think it's all running on placebo .......