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Recommended Ayurvedic Practitioners

Recommended Ayurvedic Practitioners
The word “Ayurveda” literally means ‘the knowledge of life’. Although the exact age of Ayurveda is not known, it’s thought to span back several millennia. The texts of Ayurveda explain its origin as being a transmission of knowledge upon enlightened beings [rishis] at a time of increased illness and suffering in the world. This transmission of knowledge was solely to help uncover the deepest truths for easing the suffering of mankind.

Recommended Ayurvedic Practitioners

Mary BruckMary Bruck, CAP, RYT, PKT, BS.  Mary has a unique understanding of eastern and western health. Mary is certified as an Ayurvedic practitioner, herbalist, yoga instructor with advanced training in Ayurvedic yoga, and as a panchakarma therapist. She is also registered with NAMA, the National Ayurvedic Medical Association. Her training also includes ayurvedic cooking, aromatherapy, crystal therapy, how to make custom oils, herbal formulas, salves, tinctures. She also uses pranic healing to help with ayurvedic imbalances in the chakras. She is currently studying under Rod Stryker in the ParaYoga Master Training Program. Her background includes a B.S. degree in computer science, and partial completion of nursing studies. Much of her engineering career was spent at GE Healthcare. Ayurveda and yoga allow her to weave both understandings of the body together.


Dr. Marianne Teitelbaum
Dr. Marianne Teitelbaum has studied for many years with Vaidya Rama Kant Mishra – one of India’s foremost Ayurvedic physicians.  He comes from a long-standing family tradition and has given Dr. Teitelbaum one-on-one training for the past 12 years.  He has taught her how to treat all diseases using herbal formulations, single herbs, herbal “water” designed specifically for each patient, transdermal marma therapy (putting the herbs directly on the skin for quick absorption) and herbal glyceride drops, for fast delivery to the targeted tissue.

Helen Magnani Helen Magnani is an Ayurvedic Medicine Practitioner and Holistic Wellness Coach. She began her journey of studying health over a decade ago when she began to question what she was feeding herself, and realized food was not the same as nutrition. She started her Wellness Practice with the idea of being resource of information for those looking to return to a better sense of themselves. She is clear that her purpose is to help others regain their sense of balance and to empower others to heal themselves by teaching basic principles alongside necessary lifestyle adjustments. She focuses on your bio-individuality and incorporates natural remedies, whole foods, organic herbs, and the development of a
proper mindset in order to help you regain balance and feel like yourself again. 

What Is An Ayurvedic Consultation?
Health is not simply the absence of disease, but is a state of balance that provides for wellbeing, clarity, and joy. Ayurveda – “The Science Of Life” is considered to be the longest continuously practiced system of traditional medicine and emphasizes on creating balance in all areas of life. Not only does Ayurveda examine the body but inquires further about daily diet, lifestyle, relationships, stress, and overall sense of well-being.