The Ayurveda Tutor Blog
Study guides, exam strategy and classical-text explainers — written for every stage of the journey, from first-year foundations to AIAPGET revision.
Nidāna
Understand upashaya and anupashaya as Ayurveda’s therapeutic test for differential diagnosis, with classical foundations, examples, exam distinctions, memory aids, and applied reasoning.
Roga Nidana
Understand Rogamarga in Ayurveda through the classical division into Bahya, Madhyama and Abhyantara paths, with source-based explanations, comparisons, exam questions and memory aids.
Ayurveda Fundamentals
Understand Dosha Gati through the classical sequence of kṣaya, vṛddhi, prakopa and prasara. This exam-focused guide connects doṣa movement with āśaya, srotas and kriyākāla.
Rogavijñāna
Kriyakāla explains the six sequential stages through which doṣa disturbance develops into disease. Learn its classical basis, diagnostic value, treatment logic, exam distinctions, and common misconceptions.
Ayurveda Pathology
Understand ṣaṭkriyākāla—the six classical stages of disease progression in Ayurveda—with textual foundations, distinguishing features, exam-focused tables, memory aids, and applied correlations.
Ayurvedic Pathology
Learn how to identify Samprapti Ghataka in any Ayurvedic case. This guide connects Dosha, Dushya, Agni, Ama, Srotas and Srotodushti to classical texts and exam answers.
Ayurveda Pathology
Understand samprapti in Ayurveda through its classical components, six stages of disease development, samprapti ghataka, and exam-ready distinctions from nidana, purvarupa, and rupa.
Ayurveda Fundamentals
Understand Srotodushti through the four classical patterns—atipravṛtti, saṅga, sirāgranthi and vimārga-gamana—with textual foundations, examples, exam distinctions and memory aids.
Ayurveda Anatomy
A clear, classical guide to srotas in Ayurveda: their definition, types, mūla sthāna, doṣa-based disturbance, clinical importance, and exam-ready distinctions.
Ayurveda Physiology
A classical, exam-focused guide to Ojas in Ayurveda: its types, location, functions, signs of depletion, and distinction from Bala, Vyādhikṣamatva, and immunity.
Kriya Sharira
Understand malas in Ayurveda through the classical triad of purīṣa, mūtra and sveda, their formation, functions, examination points and common confusions.
Kriya Sharira
Understand the seven dhatus in Ayurveda through their classical sequence, functions, signs of nourishment and depletion, and the three dhatu poshan nyaya used to explain tissue formation.