BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences) Course
BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences) is a 5.5-year undergraduate program that combines Naturopathy and Yoga to promote natural healing. The course offers knowledge and training in the application of natural therapies, including herbal medicine, dietary practices, hydrotherapy, and yoga therapy to treat various ailments and improve the overall well-being of individuals. It is designed for students who wish to pursue a career in holistic healing and natural medicine.
Course Details:
- Duration:
The BNYS course is typically 5.5 years, which includes 4.5 years of academic study and 1 year of internship. - Eligibility Criteria:
- Completion of Class 12 with 50% marks (minimum) in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology from a recognized board.
- Some institutions may require students to clear an entrance exam for admission.
- Knowledge of English may be required, as it’s a medium of instruction in many institutes.
- Admission Process:
- Admission is based on merit (academic qualifications) or entrance exams conducted by individual universities or institutions.
- Some popular entrance exams for BNYS are NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) or institution-specific exams.
Course Syllabus:
The syllabus of BNYS is designed to cover both theoretical knowledge and practical application of naturopathy and yoga practices. It focuses on healing methods based on natural and traditional systems, offering insights into various techniques and therapies.
- Introduction to Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences:
- History and philosophy of Naturopathy and Yoga.
- Fundamentals of holistic health and healing.
- Basic Medical Science:
- Anatomy and Physiology: Study of the human body and its systems.
- Biochemistry and Pathology: Understanding body functions and disease processes.
- Principles of Naturopathy:
- Overview of natural healing methods.
- Dietary principles and detoxification processes (fasting, enemas, etc.).
- Use of natural elements like water, air, sunlight, earth, and exercise.
- Yoga Therapy:
- Different types of Yoga (Hatha Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, etc.).
- Asanas (Yoga postures) and their therapeutic applications.
- Pranayama (breathing techniques) and their role in health improvement.
- Herbal Medicine and Therapies:
- Study of medicinal herbs and plants.
- Preparation and application of herbal medicines for various conditions.
- Hydrotherapy:
- Use of water for therapeutic purposes (baths, wraps, etc.).
- Mud therapy and its benefits.
- Diet and Nutrition:
- Dietary management for health and disease prevention.
- Nutritional counseling using natural and organic foods.
- Psychology and Mental Health:
- Understanding the mind-body connection.
- Meditation and its therapeutic benefits.
- Stress management and mental health practices.
- Naturopathy for Disease Management:
- Natural treatment protocols for conditions like arthritis, diabetes, hypertension, etc..
- Preventive care and health optimization through natural means.
- Clinical Practice and Internship:
- Hands-on experience in applying naturopathy and yoga therapies in a clinical setup.
- Patient care, health assessment, and diagnosis.
- Interaction with experienced professionals in naturopathy clinics.