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Erfahrungsheilkunde 2018; 67(02): 72-77
DOI: 10.1055/a-0575-7773
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Erschöpfungssyndrome mit Āyurveda behandeln

Ananda Samir Chopra
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19 April 2018 (online)

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Zusammenfassung

Erschöpfungssyndrome, insbesondere wenn sie lange andauern, betreffen den Menschen meist auf allen Ebenen seines Seins und sind mit erheblichem Leiden verbunden. Aus Sicht der Āyurveda-Medizin besteht bei solchen tiefgreifenden Erschöpfungszuständen eine Aggravation des Vāta. Die individuelle Ausprägung der Symptome wird allerdings bedingt durch das Zusammentreffen von Imbalance und individueller Konstitution. Ein multimodaler Behandlungsansatz aus diätetischen Maßnahmen, pflanzlichen Arzneien und gegebenenfalls intensiver Pañcakarma-Therapie, der individuell geplant und durchgeführt werden muss, erweist sich hier als besonders wirksam.

Abstract

Syndromes of exhaustion and Fatigue, especially when they last for longer periods, affect the patient in all his being and lead to considerable suffering. From the perspective of āyurvedic medicine these syndromes are mainly characterized by an aggravation of Vāta. The individual presentation and various specific symptoms of exhaustion are caused by the combination of Vāta-aggravation and individual predisposition. A multimodal āyurvedic therapy comprising recommendations regarding diet and lifestyle, herbal medicines and, if needed, an intensive course of Pañcakarma-therapy proves to be very effective in practice.

Schlüsselwörter

Ayurveda - Burnout - Erschöpfung - Vata-Aggravation

Key words

Ayurveda - Burnout - Exhaustion - Vata-aggravation
 

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