1. No Medical or Healthcare Relationship
The information provided within the AyuNitya application and website — including text, graphics, habit suggestions, Dinacharya guides, and educational modules — is presented strictly for general educational, historical, and personal informational purposes.
Using AyuNitya, registering an account, or submitting journal observations does not establish a doctor-patient, therapist-client, or healthcare provider relationship between you and AyuNitya or any of its contributors.
2. Panchakarma Procedures Require Clinical Supervision
Classical Panchakarma represents intense physiological purification therapies that require:
- Detailed individual constitutional assessment (Prakriti and Vikriti examination).
- Clinical evaluation of digestive capacity (Agni), vitality (Ojas), and toxin load (Ama).
- Direct in-person medical supervision by qualified Ayurvedic physicians (BAMS / MD Ayurveda).
Never attempt to self-administer Panchakarma procedures based on educational descriptions in this application. Our Panchakarma Companion is designed to demystify traditional philosophy so users can be well-informed study participants when consulting clinical facilities.
3. Not an Individualized Prescription
Ayurveda is inherently individualized. A dietary suggestion, spice infusion, or daily routine that balances one constitution (such as Vata) may exacerbate another (such as Pitta or Kapha). The general educational content in AyuNitya cannot account for your specific medical history, allergies, existing medications, or physiological contraindications.
4. Emergency and Medical Guidance
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, acute symptoms, severe pain, or suspect you have an urgent medical condition, please immediately contact your local emergency services or consult a licensed healthcare professional. Never delay seeking medical advice because of something you have read in AyuNitya.
5. No Guarantee of Outcomes
AyuNitya does not guarantee specific health outcomes, disease prevention, or therapeutic cures resulting from adopting any suggested Dinacharya habits or Ayurvedic educational guidelines.