Abstract

Ayurvedic medicine, one of the oldest holistic health systems, emphasizes preventive healthcare through a balance of body, mind, and spirit. This abstract explores the role of Ayurvedic approaches within the context of clinical naturopathy, focusing on their application in preventive healthcare. By examining a range of studies, clinical trials, and systematic reviews, this analysis highlights key Ayurvedic practices and principles used to promote health and prevent disease. Central to Ayurvedic preventive strategies are personalized approaches to diet, lifestyle, and daily routines, tailored to an individual’s unique constitution or dosha. The review also discusses Ayurvedic methods for detoxification, stress management, and immune system support, illustrating their integration with modern naturopathic practices. Emphasis is placed on the effectiveness of these approaches in enhancing overall well-being and preventing chronic conditions. The abstract concludes with an evaluation of the evidence supporting Ayurvedic preventive strategies and their potential to complement contemporary naturopathic care, offering insights into how traditional wisdom can inform and enrich modern health practices.