Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

Integrative Protocol for Chronic Inflammation - Pisit Mahasawanskul

Overview
Curriculum
  • 2 Sections
Collapse All
No lessons have been added yet. Check back soon.
Getting started
    Section 2

      Dr. Pisit Mahasawanskul (Om), a qualified Naturopath (BNYS), MBA, here to guide you on your journey to health and success. As a naturopath, diet consultant, counselor, teacher, and vedic astrologer, I integrate Vedic Medical Astrology into my practice to gain deeper insights into health and overall well-being. Vedic Medical Astrology, an ancient yet profoundly insightful system, uncovers the deeper connections between planetary influences and your physical, emotional, and mental health. With this knowledge, I recommend personalized natural solutions rooted in Ayurvedic principles.
      I strongly believe in the healing power of nature and the impact of small, meaningful steps toward one’s personal health goals.

      ntegrative Protocol for Chronic Inflammation

      Diet, Lifestyle & Herbal Compounds

      Overview
      Chronic, low-grade inflammation is associated with a wide range of metabolic, cardiovascular, autoimmune, gastrointestinal, and musculoskeletal conditions. An integrative approach can combine nutrition, daily routines, stress management, movement, sleep, and carefully selected herbal compounds to support healthy inflammatory balance.

      Key Areas

      1. Understanding Chronic Inflammation

      • Acute vs. chronic inflammation
      • Inflammation and oxidative stress
      • Gut health, intestinal permeability, and the microbiome
      • Metabolic health and systemic inflammation
      • Ayurvedic perspectives: Ama, Agni, Ojas, and Dosha imbalance

      2. Anti-Inflammatory Diet

      • Whole, minimally processed foods
      • Fiber-rich vegetables, fruits, legumes, and whole grains
      • Healthy fats and appropriate sources of omega-3 fatty acids
      • Culinary spices and herbs
      • Reducing excessive refined sugars and highly processed foods
      • Individualized dietary recommendations according to constitution, digestion, and health status

      3. Lifestyle & Daily Routine

      • Consistent sleep and circadian rhythm
      • Appropriate physical activity
      • Yoga, stretching, and mindful movement
      • Pranayama and meditation
      • Stress-management strategies
      • Dinacharya and sustainable daily routines

      4. Herbal Compounds

      • Turmeric/curcumin
      • Boswellia
      • Ginger
      • Ashwagandha
      • Guduchi
      • Amla
      • Tulsi
      • Triphala
      • Other traditionally used botanical compounds with emerging scientific evidence

      5. Integrative Protocol Development

      • Assessing individual constitution and current imbalance
      • Identifying dietary and lifestyle contributors
      • Supporting healthy digestion and elimination
      • Selecting herbs based on individual needs
      • Monitoring response and modifying the protocol
      • Integrating Ayurvedic principles with contemporary nutritional and biomedical perspectives

      6. Safety & Clinical Considerations

      • Herb–drug interactions
      • Appropriate dosing and product quality
      • Contraindications and precautions
      • Special considerations for pregnancy, surgery, and chronic disease
      • When referral to a qualified medical professional is appropriate

      Core Message

      The goal is not simply to suppress inflammation, but to address the underlying contributors through an individualized combination of nutrition, lifestyle, digestive support, stress management, movement, and evidence-informed herbal practices.

      Educational content should complement—not replace—appropriate medical evaluation and treatment.

      Deleting Course Review

      Are you sure? You can't restore this back

      Course Access

      This course is password protected. To access it please enter your password below:

      Related Courses

      The Ethics of Wildcrafting: Protecting Endangered Medicinal Plants - Parul Joshi

      Parul Joshi, BAMS, MS (Ayu), India  – Professor & HOD MRIAS Gandhinagar; Director Sharda Associates; Rtd Assistant Director AYUSH Education Gujarat State Gandhinagar; Retired Principal & Superintendent SMIAS Kolavada / MAC Basna Mehsana/SBHAM Lodra Gandhinagar;…

      The Science of Panchakarma - Vijayalakshmi Nashipudi

      Dr. Vijayalakshmi N, MD (Panchakarma), is an Ayurvedic physician, researcher, and emerging voice in innovative Panchakarma. Her work focuses on transforming classical Ayurvedic therapies into scientifically testable, clinically relevant approaches for contemporary health challenges. With a…

      Nootropics and Adaptogens - Rahul Kumar

      Dr. Rahul Kumar is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Panchakarma at Parul Institute of Ayurveda, Vadodara, Gujarat. I hold BAMS ,M.D. (Panchakarma) and M.B.A Healthcare Management qualifications and have over 3 years of…

      Sign Up for our Newsletter Today!

      DOn't miss this

      Your Cart

      Your Cart

      Your Cart is Empty

      Start Shopping
      Continue Shopping
      Payment Details
      Sub Total $0.00