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Please read before your intake.

Laura Elisa Villalobos Lopez provides Ayurveda and wellness education through Veda Detox.

1. Not a licensed physician. Laura is not a licensed physician and does not hold a health care license in any U.S. state.

2. Alternative or complementary. These services are alternative or complementary to healing arts services licensed by the state where you are located.

3. Not state-licensed. The services are not licensed by any state, including the state where you are located.

4. What the services are. Individualized, educational sessions in traditional Ayurveda, delivered remotely. They may include constitutional (dosha) questionnaires, discussion of your health and lifestyle history, traditional tongue observation, and education about food, daily routine, and lifestyle. The sessions do not include medical diagnosis, medical treatment, prescribing, changing or stopping medication, or medical nutrition therapy.

5. The theory behind them. The services are based on the traditional principles of Ayurveda, the classical health system of India, including the three doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), Prakruti and Vikruti, Agni, and daily and seasonal routines.

6. Qualifications.

  • B.A.M.S. (India), Gujarat Ayurved University
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Yoga & Naturopathy, Gujarat Ayurved University, India (2010)
  • Master's degree in Ayurvedic Medicine, specialization in Panchakarma (Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, India, 2019; U.S. equivalency per ECE)
  • NAMACB-certified at the advanced practitioner level, 2023
  • Completed a 500-hour advanced yoga teacher training (YOGASANA, Absolute Yoga Academy, Thailand, 2015) and a 200-hour Bryce Yoga teacher training (Thailand, 2015)
  • Professional and teaching experience, including sixteen years of client-facing Ayurvedic practice; classical Ayurvedic education in India; has studied and taught Ayurveda, Panchakarma, yoga, and holistic living.

These are Indian and private credentials, not a U.S. medical license.

7. Safety. Keep taking any medications prescribed by your licensed provider, and talk to that provider before changing any treatment. You may see a licensed health care provider at any time. In an emergency, call 911.

8. About MAHA. MAHA is an AI educational assistant, not a person and not a licensed practitioner. It does not replace Laura's judgment.