Drugless therapies Nadiswara can suggest: the therapy reports explained
The add-on therapy reports a practitioner can unlock after a Nadiswara session, from acupressure to colour therapy, and the one merged PDF that carries them.
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Nadi Pariksha, explained in plain language
Guides to the traditional pulse reading, how the Nadiswara sensor and app work, the wellness patterns a pulse can point to, and the drugless therapies a report can suggest. Written by the Nadiswara team from Nadiswara's own materials.
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Nadi Pariksha
The traditional pulse reading explained: what the pulse carries, the doshas, the five elements and the twelve meridians.
The five elements in pulse reading: Wind, Heat, Humidity, Dryness and Cold
How the five elements of traditional medicine map to Wind, Heat, Humidity, Dryness and Cold, which organ pair each one governs, and how the Nadiswara report charts them.
· 5 min read
Foods that increase Vata, Pitta and Kapha: the dosha food lists explained
The foods that increase each dosha, from Nadiswara's educational deck, and how the app's food guide, with its Eat and Avoid lists, echoes them.
· 7 min read
Thought patterns in the pulse: from thought to breath to the wrist, and back
How thought, emotion and breath shape the pulse, how Nadiswara reads that chain in reverse, and what the Mind tab of the wellness report actually says.
· 7 min read
How Nadiswara works
The wrist sensor, the app, the session steps and what every section of the wellness report means.
How Nadiswara works: from symptoms to wellness report in five steps
A walk through a Nadiswara session: add a member, note symptoms by voice or text, tongue photo and a few questions, the wrist pulse reading, and the tabbed report.
· 5 min read
Inside the Nadiswara wellness report: the score card and every tab explained
The Nadiswara wellness report in the app, tab by tab: wellness score, six wellness areas, body balance, main patterns with levels, Mind, Food and Therapies.
· 7 min read
Inside the single-point pulse sensor: how Nadiswara captures a reading
What the Nadiswara wrist sensor is and how it captures a reading: one point on the wrist, a microphone-based probe with noise filters, USB-C to an Android phone.
· 6 min read
Wellness patterns
The traditional imbalance patterns a pulse can point to, and the signs each one is associated with.
Cold-Heat
Kidney Yin Deficiency
Water elementKidney / Bladder
Traditionally associated with
- Weak lower back, knees and bones
- Low vitality
- Feeling older than one's years
Dryness-Cold
Dry-Cold Invading the Lungs
Metal elementLung / Large Intestine
Traditionally associated with
- Cough
- Getting out of breath easily
- Heaviness or tingling in the limbs
- +1 more
Heat-Humidity
Heart Blood Deficiency
Fire elementHeart / Small Intestine
Traditionally associated with
- Disturbed sleep
- Unease and worry
- Restlessness
- +1 more
Traditional descriptions, not symptoms Nadiswara detects. Sudden or severe versions of any of these need a doctor.
Drugless therapies
Acupressure, seed therapy, mudra, pranayama, yoga and colour: the suggestions a Nadiswara report can carry.
Drugless therapies Nadiswara can suggest: the therapy reports explained
The add-on therapy reports a practitioner can unlock after a Nadiswara session, from acupressure to colour therapy, and the one merged PDF that carries them.
· 6 min read
Nadiswara for acupressure and acupuncture practitioners: how it fits a practice
How practitioners fit Nadiswara into a practice: members, sessions, main patterns beside their own Nadi Pariksha, therapy reports, healer suggestions.
· 7 min read
Seed therapy and single seed therapy in Nadiswara, explained
What the seed therapy and single seed therapy reports are, why single seed asks safety questions first, and how both add-ons are unlocked per session.
· 7 min read
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Drugless therapies Nadiswara can suggest: the therapy reports explained
The add-on therapy reports a practitioner can unlock after a Nadiswara session, from acupressure to colour therapy, and the one merged PDF that carries them.
· 6 min read
The five elements in pulse reading: Wind, Heat, Humidity, Dryness and Cold
How the five elements of traditional medicine map to Wind, Heat, Humidity, Dryness and Cold, which organ pair each one governs, and how the Nadiswara report charts them.
· 5 min read
Foods that increase Vata, Pitta and Kapha: the dosha food lists explained
The foods that increase each dosha, from Nadiswara's educational deck, and how the app's food guide, with its Eat and Avoid lists, echoes them.
· 7 min read
How Nadiswara works: from symptoms to wellness report in five steps
A walk through a Nadiswara session: add a member, note symptoms by voice or text, tongue photo and a few questions, the wrist pulse reading, and the tabbed report.
· 5 min read
Inside the Nadiswara wellness report: the score card and every tab explained
The Nadiswara wellness report in the app, tab by tab: wellness score, six wellness areas, body balance, main patterns with levels, Mind, Food and Therapies.
· 7 min read
Inside the single-point pulse sensor: how Nadiswara captures a reading
What the Nadiswara wrist sensor is and how it captures a reading: one point on the wrist, a microphone-based probe with noise filters, USB-C to an Android phone.
· 6 min read
Nadiswara for acupressure and acupuncture practitioners: how it fits a practice
How practitioners fit Nadiswara into a practice: members, sessions, main patterns beside their own Nadi Pariksha, therapy reports, healer suggestions.
· 7 min read
Pulse or tongue? Choosing the right Nadiswara wellness session
The Nadiswara app offers two session types: a Nadi Pariksha Wellness Report with the wrist sensor, and a Tongue Wellness Report that needs no device. How to choose.
· 6 min read
Seed therapy and single seed therapy in Nadiswara, explained
What the seed therapy and single seed therapy reports are, why single seed asks safety questions first, and how both add-ons are unlocked per session.
· 7 min read
Thought patterns in the pulse: from thought to breath to the wrist, and back
How thought, emotion and breath shape the pulse, how Nadiswara reads that chain in reverse, and what the Mind tab of the wellness report actually says.
· 7 min read
Why practitioners look at your tongue (Jihva Pariksha) and how Nadiswara uses it
Why the tongue is read in traditional assessment, what a Nadiswara tongue session does, how to take the photo, and what the Tongue Wellness Report shows, zone by zone.
· 6 min read
Vata, Pitta and Kapha: how the three doshas show in your pulse
A plain-language guide to the three doshas, how each one feels in the pulse, the foods that increase each dosha, and where the doshas sit in a Nadiswara report.
· 4 min read
What is Nadi Pariksha? The traditional art of pulse reading, explained
Nadi Pariksha is the traditional practice of reading the pulse at the wrist. Learn what the Nadi is, how practitioners feel it, and how Nadiswara measures it.
· 5 min read
Yin, Yang and the 12 meridians: a plain-language guide
What Yin and Yang mean in a Nadiswara report, the twelve meridians and their organs, how a Main focus, Secondary and Tertiary finding reads, and what a TEM point is.
· 5 min read