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The traditional pulse reading explained: what the pulse carries, the doshas, the five elements and the twelve meridians.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
