• Imbalances in the Purisha Vaha Srotas (Bowel Channel) - 366

  • Nov 14 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
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Imbalances in the Purisha Vaha Srotas (Bowel Channel) - 366

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  • Purisha vaha srotas is the channel that is in charge of the storage and excretion of solid waste and other toxins out of the body. This channel also absorbs liquid, minerals, vitamins and electrolytes.

    In this episode Colette discusses the following:

    • Signs and symptoms of aggravation in purisha vaha srotas.
    • Disorders which can manifest such as IBS, diverticulitis, colitis and Crohn’s disease.
    • Possible causes of aggravation in the bowel channel.
    • Ayurvedic approach to managing these disorders and preventative steps.

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