Ayurveda Food Guide on Windows Pc

Not sure which foods you should eat to balance your Ayurvedic doshas? Trying to balance two doshas at the same time and want to know what is favored and to be avoided by both? The Ayurveda Food Guide is the solution you've been waiting for.

With over 375 food and drink types across 15 categories, the Ayurveda Food Guide provides a comprehensive, searchable directory that is always in your pocket. Now when you're at the grocery store or eating out at a restaurant you can more easily maintain your Ayurvedic diet.

The app allows you to select which dosha(s) you'd like to balance and then enables you to search for specific items or browse for items by category with avoid/favor signs for Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. The app provides helpful comments when certain food items should not be combined with others, if it is more important for a food to be organic, and other useful tips.

If you're not sure which Ayurvedic dosha(s) you should be balancing, the app provides instructions for obtaining an email-based evaluation by Ayurvedic Guru Michael Dick, who provided the content for this app based on millennium-old Ayurvedic knowledge.

Michael has been advising people on how to practice Ayurveda for wellness for over 20 years. He began studying Ayurveda in the 80's and Dr. Deepak Chopra invited Michael to participate in a two-year master's level curriculum in Maharishi Ayurveda, which he completed in 1993. Michael also completed the Ayurvedic Studies Program (ASP) and several iterations of Gurukula at The Ayurvedic Institute, where he subsequently taught the re-formatted ASP course as well as courses for advanced students that he designed—such herbology, classical texts, and study of quality. Michael founded the Dhanvantari Ayurveda Center in Florida, where he is now based. The Dhanvantari Ayurveda Center's mission is to spread the spiritually-oriented health message of Ayurveda.

We welcome your feedback on the app so that we can continue to improve it in later versions. Thank you and Namaste.

***ADDITIONAL TERMS OF USE***

By installing this app, the user acknowledges and agrees to the following terms of use in addition to Google's standard EULA:

The entire content of this app is intended solely for the purpose of creating awareness about Ayurveda, not to provide medical advice or act as a substitute for expert medical consultation. Users are advised to use their judgment and consult a qualified health care practitioner before trying anything related to this app. This app is not designed to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease nor should any information contained herein be read as prescribing any specific remedy or guaranteeing any specific result. Seek appropriate medical advice and care promptly if you suspect any serious illness. You cannot hold the owners, employees, developers, consultants, or other parties with this app responsible for the applicability of any opinions or recommendations with respect to your symptoms or medical conditions. Always consult your physician before beginning any diet or health-related program.

Updates:
1. Added an email address field in the Help section.
Note to New Users:
This app is simple and effective for its intended purpose, which is to indicate what foods are to be favored and avoided based on the specific doshas that you choose to balance. It looks like and works exactly as illustrated in the screenshots. We could not find an app that customizes food to be favored/avoided based on unique doshic combinations, so we developed this capability - initially just for our own use.