BAMS — Senior Ayurvedic Physician · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Reg. No. 22157
Dr. Yamuna B S is a Senior Ayurvedic Physician at Guduchi Ayurveda in Bengaluru, with a deep focus on Madhumeha (the Ayurvedic understanding of diabetes) and lifestyle-led metabolic care. She works closely with each patient to combine classical Ayurvedic principles with practical, day-to-day guidance on diet, routine and stress — always alongside, not in place of, their regular medical care.
Can you enjoy Diwali sweets if you live with diabetes? A calm, doctor-guided Ayurvedic approach to mithai, portions, timing and the five festive days, always alongside your medical care.
Fasting during Navratri needs extra care if you live with diabetes. A calm, doctor-guided Ayurvedic guide to fasting foods, timing, and safety — always with your physician.
Five simple, cooling Ayurvedic drinks for the summer months that support hydration and metabolic balance, designed to complement your regular diabetes care.
The rainy season brings damp feet and more infections. Learn simple, doctor-guided monsoon foot care and immunity habits that support people living with diabetes.
An Ayurvedic lifestyle perspective on kidney wellbeing for people with diabetes, framed as gentle supportive daily habits that sit alongside regular kidney monitoring and your treating doctor's or nephrologist's care.
An Ayurvedic view of everyday eye-care habits for people with diabetes, framed as gentle supportive self-care that sits alongside regular eye-specialist check-ups and your treating doctor's care.
An Ayurvedic view of tingling and numbness in diabetes, framed as gentle supportive self-care and daily comfort habits that sit alongside your treating doctor's medical care.
Gentle daily foot-care habits, viewed through an Ayurvedic lens, that support comfort and routine for people living with diabetes — always alongside your treating doctor's guidance.
A family history of diabetes raises your tendency, not your destiny. Learn a calm, prevention-first Ayurvedic daily routine that supports your regular medical care.
Fasting, post-meal and HbA1c can feel confusing. This plain-language guide explains what the common blood-sugar numbers mean, with your doctor confirming your own.
Borderline blood sugar is an early signal, not a verdict. Learn how Ayurveda views this stage and the calm, doctor-guided lifestyle habits that support you now.
Ayurveda links blood-sugar imbalance to Kapha and weakened agni. Understand this root-cause view of Madhumeha in plain language, and how it supports your medical care.
Abhyanga is the Ayurvedic ritual of warm-oil self-massage. Learn its traditional benefits, how to practise it gently at home, and how it fits into calm daily self-care alongside your regular medical routine.
Daily movement is a cornerstone of Ayurvedic routine. Learn how gentle walking and mindful exercise support blood-sugar wellbeing, the calm Ayurvedic way.
Stress and breath are deeply linked in Ayurveda and yoga. Learn gentle pranayama practices traditionally valued for calm, and how they support your wellbeing.
When and how much you eat matters as much as what. Learn Ayurvedic meal-timing and portion habits that gently support blood sugar alongside your medical care.
Simple, warming Ayurvedic breakfast ideas that support steady digestion and balanced mornings, designed to sit alongside your regular diabetes care.
From honey to jaggery to stevia, sweeteners differ in Ayurvedic quality. Learn how Ayurveda views sugar alternatives and how to use them mindfully alongside your care.
Fruit can have a place in a blood-sugar-friendly routine. Learn how Ayurveda views fruit by taste and quality, which to favour and how to enjoy it mindfully.
Ayurveda recognises six tastes (shad rasa). Learn how balancing them on your plate can support healthy digestion and steady eating habits, alongside your medical care.
Karela and jamun are two bitter-astringent favourites traditionally valued in Ayurveda for metabolic balance. Learn why they are paired, how to use the juice safely, and why it supports your care.
Salacia, known as Saptarangi in Ayurveda, is a woody herb traditionally valued for metabolic balance. Learn how it is used, how to use it safely, and why it complements your medical care.
Triphala is a classic three-fruit Ayurvedic blend traditionally valued for digestion and metabolic balance. Learn how it is used, how to use it safely, and why it complements your medical care.
Tulsi, or holy basil, is a revered Ayurvedic herb traditionally valued for metabolic balance. Learn how it is used, how to enjoy it safely, and why it works alongside your medical care.
Vijaysar is a classical Ayurvedic heartwood traditionally valued for metabolic balance. Learn about the famous Vijaysar tumbler, how to use it safely, and why it complements your care.
Neem is one of Ayurveda's most respected bitter herbs, traditionally valued for metabolic balance. Learn how it is used, how to use it safely, and why it works alongside your medical care.
A full-day Ayurvedic diet chart for diabetes — mindful breakfast, lunch, and dinner ideas built around the six tastes, steady digestion, and doctor-guided care.
Ragi, jowar and bajra are traditional millets valued in Ayurveda for their grounding, wholesome qualities. Learn how to include them the Ayurvedic way and why they support your care.
Gurmar (Gymnema) carries the old nickname 'sugar destroyer' and is traditionally valued in Ayurveda for metabolic balance. Learn where the name comes from, how it is used, and how it supports — never replaces — your medical care.
Cinnamon (dalchini) is a warming kitchen spice traditionally valued in Ayurveda for metabolic balance. Learn how dalchini water is used, how to use it safely, and why it supports your care.
Turmeric (haldi) is a golden kitchen staple traditionally valued in Ayurveda for metabolic balance and digestion. Learn how it is used every day, how to use it safely, and why it supports — never replaces — your medical care.
Amla (Indian gooseberry) is a cornerstone of Ayurveda, traditionally valued for metabolic balance and overall wellbeing. Learn how it is used, how to enjoy it safely, and why it supports — never replaces — your medical care.
Giloy (Guduchi) is the herb our clinic is named after, traditionally valued in Ayurveda for metabolic balance and vitality. Learn how it is used, how to use it safely, and why it complements — never replaces — your medical care.
Jamun is a much-loved summer fruit traditionally valued in Ayurveda for metabolic balance. Learn how it is used, how to enjoy it safely, and why it complements — never replaces — your medical care.
Karela (bitter gourd) is traditionally valued in Ayurveda for metabolic balance. Learn the classical view, how to use it safely, and why it never replaces your medicines.
Methi (fenugreek) seeds are traditionally valued in Ayurveda for metabolic balance. Learn simple, safe ways to use them at home — and why they never replace your medicines.
As the heat builds, small Ayurvedic adjustments to hydration, food and routine can help you feel steadier. Practical, doctor-guided summer tips for people managing diabetes.
Ayurveda favours steady, appropriate movement over extremes. Discover gentle, doctor-friendly ways — walking, yoga and daily activity — to stay active with diabetes.
Stress and poor sleep can affect how you feel day to day. Explore the Ayurvedic mind-body view and gentle, doctor-friendly practices to support calm and rest.
Learn the common signs the body may show when blood sugar is out of balance, and when it is wise to consult a doctor. Clear, calm, non-alarming guidance.
From methi to guduchi and cinnamon — seven kitchen herbs traditionally valued in Ayurveda for metabolic balance, and how to use them safely with your doctor's guidance.
Ayurveda places great value on daily rhythm. Learn how a consistent routine and meal timing (dinacharya) can support steady energy and blood-sugar balance.
Practical, doctor-guided Ayurvedic eating principles to help support balanced blood sugar — tastes, food qualities, portion habits and simple everyday swaps.
Madhumeha is the Ayurvedic understanding of diabetes. Learn how Ayurveda views blood-sugar imbalance, its root factors, and supportive, doctor-guided lifestyle care.
