Dr. med. Pamila Grimm (D)

Specialist for pediatric and adolescent medicine
Dr. med. Pamila Grimm completed her studies and her doctorate in human medicine at the Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe-University in Frankfurt am Main. She trained as a specialist in paediatric and adolescent medicine in the paediatric clinic of the former municipal hospitals in Offenbach. International experience in London, UK in paediatric gastroenterology at St. Georges Hospital as well as in a private practice as Consultant Paediatrician. After the birth of her three children, she worked in various paediatric practices in Germany and gained several years of experience at the SPC in Frankfurt-Höchst. Currently working in the paediatric and adolescent medical service of the public health department of the city of Frankfurt and in a paediatric practice in Bad Homburg. In addition, she is currently in the Master's programme for Ayurveda Medicine at the European Academy for Ayurveda in Birstein; for her it is a return to her Indian roots.

Ayurveda medicine chest for children

Year: 2019

Show description of the seminar

The concept of metabolism in the West and modern medicine is divided into the functions of various organs and systems as well as its dysfunctions. Diabetes, hypothyroidism, obesity are just a few examples. In Ayurveda, all this is defined by the function of Agni in its different modes of action and states of balance or imbalance. The vision of Ayurveda is therefore functionally transversal regardless of organs and systems and therefore allows to intervene at different levels simultaneously rather than in separate compartments. Therefore, interventions such as ayurvedic physical treatments or action through Marma points can offer interesting ideas for simple therapeutic strategies with generalised and simultaneous effect in areas of the body related to each other. Ayurvedic intervention can, therefore, be of help both for a better understanding of direct and indirect problems related to metabolism and for simplification of therapeutic intervention. Physical treatments in Ayurveda are essential and can offer real and concrete help. On this occasion, we will learn some useful marma points to keep Agni in an optimal state, and we will experience together with a simple sequence of treatment.