OUR PHILOSOPHY

AYUSH HEALTH AND WELLNESS™  believe in a completely healthy lifestyle, a preventive and perseverance health and wellness organization driven by a single purpose: to help people be healthy. We are a firm believer - "HEALTH IS WEALTH."

Health is "A state of complete physical, mental, social, economic and spiritual well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity."

Wellness is "A healthy balance of the mind, body, and spirit that results in an overall feeling of well-being."

Psychological well-being consists of positive relationships with others, personal mastery, autonomy, a feeling of purpose and meaning in life, and personal growth and development. Psychological well-being is attained by achieving a state of balance affected by both challenging and rewarding life events.

AYUSH HEALTH AND WELLNESS™ believe in a completely healthy lifestyle, a preventive and perseverance health and wellness organization driven by a single purpose.

The mandate of Health and Wellness is to support the health and well-being of human beings, also enhancing individual skills and positive relationships with families, peers, and the AYUSH community.

Well being, defined as health and life enjoyment, is considered a foundation for educational achievement, whole-person development, and civil society.

"We Work for Healthiness,
We Work with Healthiness.

We Work for Well-being,
We Work with Well-being.

We Work for Happiness,
We Work with Happiness.

We Work for People,
We Work with People.

We Work for Society,
We Work with Society."

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AYUSH? What is the meaning of Ayush? Ayush means "Life." So, What is life mean for you? YES, We are asking you. What is your Ayush; your life means to you? Think about it. Pure meaning of Ayush for us. "Long-Life; Long-Lived" Live Pure Natural well-being life with Ayush. AYUSH  is a socially conscious health and wellness organization. "We believe what we do. We do what we believe." -Ayush
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LET US KNOW OVERCONFIDENCE

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Overconfidence We generally tend to think that we know more than we do. If someone asks us questions about the certainty of our answer we tend to be more confident than correct. The best example is the following anagram given by Richard Goranson (1978). He asked people to unscramble the alphabets: WREAT – WATER ETRYN – ENTRY GRABE – BARGE Now see how many seconds would you require to unscramble this alphabet. Did hindsight bias come in the way? Knowing answers make us overconfident. The solution would take only 10 seconds for us to answer while in reality, the problem solver requires 3 minutes. The question arises are we better at predicting social behaviors? Students show that this may not be always the case. Philip Turlock (1998,2005) collected more than 27000 expert predictions on world events such as the future of South Africa or whether Quebec would separate from Canada. He found that these predictions which experts made with 80% confidence on average were right less ...
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