Perimenopause Webinar: 3 Things You May Not Hear From Your Doctor
And How To Regain Health Naturally
If you struggle with mood swings, irritability, acne breakouts, insomnia, painful periods, emotional upsets before you ‘start’, or if you’ve been diagnosed with perimenopause, the Ayurvedic approach may help you feel like yourself again.
Ayurveda is India’s traditional system of healing. Similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda uses herbal formulations, body treatments and adjustments to diet and lifestyle, to establish good health.
Free Webinar: Wednesday, November 17th
With Jennifer Maklan, Ayurvedic Practitioner
Date: Wednesday, November 17, 2021
Time: 7am PT / 8am MT / 9am CT / 10am ET
Location: Zoom
Learn why your health symptoms are worsening.
According to Ayurveda, the changes you’re experiencing, whether or not they are happening at the ‘right time’ of life, should at the least be addressed with a proper diet and lifestyle. Diet and lifestyle changes, while often temporary, are the backbone of good health.
Find out how to get proper nourishment at this time.
With the question of proper nourishment, there is the consideration of proper digestion and the consideration of proper selection of foods and drinks. We’ll discuss both, plus the foods and drinks to avoid (in general) when going through perimenopause.
Discover what you need to do differently before your period starts.
According to Ayurveda, your needs change throughout the month. In this webinar, you’ll learn the Ayurvedic health guidelines for the two weeks before menses begins. You’ll also get to know the therapeutic aspects of Ayurveda for healing.
About Ayurvedic Practitioner Jennifer Maklan
Jennifer Maklan is the founder of Chattanooga Ayurveda and AyurvedaNextDoor.com. She’s a classically trained Ayurvedic Practitioner with industry knowledge and experience.
Jennifer received a Svastha Ācārya Certificate from ĀYU Academy, a leading Āyurveda education program specializing in classical Āyurveda. She is trained in Āyurvedic shirodhara therapy and has seen over 100 clients. Her undergraduate Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of New Hampshire, 1999, lends perception, creativity and vision to her practice.
She is currently advancing her studies in the Arogya Ayurvedic Physicians Program and looks forward to offering the full-scope of Āyurvedic therapies and services to Chattanoogans. Her clients suffer with digestive disorders, skin conditions, pain, mental health conditions, endometriosis, fibromyalgia and more.
“Jennifer’s knowledge of Ayurveda provides a significant measure of support to a health management plan. She’s thoughtful, encouraging, and her advice has real potential for impacting health outcomes.”
– Remy Coeytaux, M.D., Ph.D.
This webinar will be informative and eye-opening for all who are curious about holistic health for perimenopause. If you need support with perimenopause, Ayurveda provides an angle of understanding and methodology that you will not get from your primary care provider.
Email your questions to Jennifer at info@ChattanoogaAyurveda.com.
What is Āyurveda?
Āyurveda is India's traditional medical system. It is a holistic approach that uses temporary dietary adjustments, lifestyle recommendations, therapeutic treatments and cleanses to restore health. It is also preventative in nature. Health must be cultivated and created each day. Āyurveda offers a wealth of sound knowledge to maintain health throughout every season and every stage of life.
I've tried changing my diet and lifestyle and it didn't work. How is Āyurveda different?
Āyurveda is a complete holistic health system. Āyurvedic herbo-mineral formulations are selected for you based on your state of health. Formulations along with appropriate changes to your diet and lifestyle ensure that you get back to your natural state of health. Improved health cannot happen without changing your diet and lifestyle.
Is Āyurveda a licensed profession?
Āyurveda is not a licensed profession in the U.S. That being said, when selecting an Āyurvedic Practitioner, it's important to choose someone that is practicing classical Āyurveda. Classical Āyurveda adheres to the framework as it is taught and practiced in India.
Jennifer Maklan, ĀP, practices classical Āyurveda and has trained in programs that exceed educational standards for Āyurveda in the U.S.
How is Āyurveda practiced online? Isn't pulse assessment needed?
Āyurveda is quite conducive to online practice. In classical Āyurvedic assessment, questioning and visual clues provide a wealth of information. Pulse assessment is actually a somewhat modern addition to classical assessment methods. It is not a necessary component for a quality assessment.
How is Āyurveda different than other holistic healing methods?
Āyurveda is time-tested. It's speculated to be thousands of years old and probably the oldest health system known to man. Though much has changed, the classical practice of Āyurveda holds to the time-tested methods that existed thousands of years ago.
Unlike other modern approaches to holistic medicine, Āyurveda utilizes a detailed framework for the measurement, assessment and management of health. It is an extensive practice that is studied rigorously and is effective when applied with precision.
Unlike Western approaches to care, Āyurveda is personalized to each individual. Your day, diet, health history and so much more are taken into consideration to create your Care Plan.
What if I don't see results?
Sometimes results can be seen immediately and sometimes results can be subtle but nevertheless impactful.
If you're not seeing results, it's important to speak up. This is helpful information and may indicate that the wrong remedy was selected for you. Don't hesitate to communicate your experience so we can ensure you are on the right track.