IN-DEPTH COURSES: LEARN WITH ME
The Ayurveda Experience Online Course on Optimizing Brain Health
The Ayurveda Experience Online Course on Thyroid Health
The Ayurveda Experience Online Course on Depression and Anxiety
The Ayurveda Experience Online Course on Autoimmune Disease
The Ayurveda Experience Online Course on Ayurveda and the Paleo Diet
SUMMITS
Healthy Gut and Weight Loss Summit
The Microbiome Medicine Summit II
Fat Summit II with Dr. Mark Hyman
PODCASTS/INTERVIEWS
HAF Podcast Episode 14 – Coping with COVID: Building immunity with Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine
Podcast with Chris Kresser on fighting burnout
The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco: A Comprehensive Road Map to Heart Health
A Healthy Curiosity Podcast with Brodie Welch
Podcast with Yuri Elkaim discussing productivity and business practices
Interview with Melissa Ambrosini from Australia
Kids Health Revolution Podcast about Ayurveda for Kids
HealerPedia Podcast on the Paleovedic Diet
The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco: The Paleovedic Diet: Early Human Diets and Ayurvedic Medicine
Voice America Podcast Interview with Dr. Susan Downs
Kids in Crisis podcast with host Beth Greer discussing holistic approaches to ADHD, ADD and autism
Paleo Magazine Radio Interview by Tony Federico
Interview by Robb Wolf on The Paleo Solution Podcast
The Functional Forum Podcast with James Maskell
Interview by Michael Lerner at the New School at Commonweal
Australia’s That Paleo Show Interview
Cate Stillman’s Yoga Healer Podcast Interview
Real-World Paleo Podcast Interview
Could You Have Gluten Sensitivity and Not Know It?
Increase Your Energy Naturally With A Few Simple Changes
Review of The Paleovedic Diet on Prevention Magazine’s www.eatclean.com
Publisher’s Weekly review of The Paleovedic Diet (excerpt below)
“Palanisamy, a Harvard-trained physician, bases this fitness guide on the tenets of the popular paleo diet but also incorporates the ancient Indian system of ayurveda. Presenting ayurveda as a framework for customizing the paleo diet to individual body types, he includes a quiz to help readers determine whether they need vata (movement energy), pitta (metabolic energy), or kapha (strength-providing force). The author shares his own struggles as a former vegetarian who experienced dramatic improvements with his numerous health issues when he began consuming broth, meats, and eggs. Palanisamy covers familiar topics such as carbs, gluten, fats, and protein, but takes his text into less traveled territory with a chapter on 12 spices he identifies as having particularly powerful healing qualities. Noting that paleo doesn’t emphasize medicinal spices, Palanisamy offers cooking tips about using spices to enhance health (e.g. adding turmeric to rice and soups), as well as a thorough discussion of gut health (according to ayurveda, all disease originates in the gut), a detox program, and recipes.
Palanisamy, a personable and knowledgeable writer, clarifies paleo, demystifies ayurveda, and provides readers with practical methods for customizing the diet to create a compatible body-type fit.”