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Dr. Mahadevan Seetharaman

Mahadevan Seetharaman is a Duke Integrative Healthcare Leader and Founder of AYUSH Living. He is Visiting Professor at the Transdisciplinary University. As an Ayurveda Diet & Nutrition Consultant and Yoga Teacher, he provides up-to-data Ayurveda/Yoga related health and wellness information, directory, research, news, and reviews. Dr. Mahadevan serves on the Boards of the Global Council for Ayurveda Research (GCAR), the American Academy of Yoga and Meditation (AAYM), American Association of Ayurvedic Professionals (AAAP) and Texas Ayurveda Professionals Association (TAPAS). He was previously the CEO and Managing Director at one of the largest integrative research university hospitals in India – the Institute of Ayurveda & Integrative Medicine (I-AIM). During this time, he served as Professor & Dean, School of Health Sciences. Since then, he has helped set up an Integrative Healthcare Centre as the COO of Isha Arogya Research Foundation.

Recent Posts

Ayurveda Day 2024 – Bay Area

Ayurveda Day 2024 – Bay Area

Dr. Mahadevan Seetharaman

HUA-CCA participated in the International Ayurveda Day organized by CAAM on October 29, 2024, at the Silicon Andhra, Bay Area campus. Distinguished speakers shared insights on diet, lifestyle, and...

Patanjali's Legal Scrutiny

Patanjali's Legal Scrutiny

Dr. Mahadevan Seetharaman

The legal battle between the SC of India and the FMCG-Ayurveda giant Patanjali underscores the importance of ethical practices and scientific validation within the Ayurveda community to maintain...

A Rejuvenating Journey

A Rejuvenating Journey

Dr. Mahadevan Seetharaman

HUA's Ayurveda Wellness Retreat, from March 28 to 31, 2024, offered transformative experiences in Ayurvedic wisdom, yoga, and music. With expert guidance and Sattvic meals, participants shared...

TCM has seen more acceptance and adoption than Ayurveda

TCM has seen more acceptance and adoption...

Dr. Mahadevan Seetharaman

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been accepted and adopted with greater success in China compared to Traditional Indian Medicine – Ayurveda, in India. Both Ayurveda and TCM are holistic systems...

Why is Ayurveda not considered mainstream in India?

Why is Ayurveda not considered mainstream in...

Dr. Mahadevan Seetharaman

Despite growing support, Ayurveda struggles to compete with modern medicine in India due to a lack of awareness and misconceptions. Limited research and availability hinder its mainstream acceptance,...