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Sweta Vikram in the Media: Conversations, Interviews & Thought Leadership

As a globally recognized Ayurvedic Doctor, speaker, and author, I’ve had the honor of sharing my voice across major media outlets, podcasts, and wellness communities. Whether discussing stress, burnout, cultural identity, grief, or integrative healing — I strive to offer grounded, accessible insights that help people feel seen, empowered, and inspired to take action.

Interview Videos

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What is Ayurveda?

The Green Living Gurus, LLC  and host Therese Forton-Barnes interviewed Sweta about What is Ayurveda.

Jivamaya Yoga Wisdom Talks with Sweta Vikram

Jivamaya Yoga Wisdom Talks with Sweta Vikram about AGING.

Ayurvedic Solutions for Mental Health

The National Academy of Sports Medicine and host Angie Miller interviewed Sweta for this podcast: Ayurvedic Solutions for Mental Health.

Beyond Grief: Why Emotional Pain Lingers

The National Academy of Sports Medicine and host Angie Miller interviewed Sweta for this podcast: “Why Emotional Pain Lingers.

Navigating Life After Loss

In this TV interview, Dr. Heidi Horsley of Open to Hope talks to Sweta about Navigating Life After Loss.

The first international documentary on Ayurveda. The 5000-year-old sacred science means “The science of life” is also a way of life for complete positive health and spiritual attainments.

Living Ayurveda Film

Evidence based Ayurveda, The Science of Life, not a Pseudoscience

The Ayurveda Podcast, Dr. Aparna. Authentic Evidence Based Ayurveda, Case Studies of Ayurvedic Practice, Holistic Mental Health & Much More.

The Complexity of Grief: A Personal Reflection

Sweta Vikram, a renowned Author, Doctor of Ayurveda, Speaker, and Professor, sits down with Jennifer, The Glam Reaper to discuss grief and the profound journey to healing.

Press & Published Articles

Trusted Voices in Wellness & Culture
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My work has been featured in respected publications across wellness, culture, and healthcare. These articles and essays offer more ways to explore Ayurvedic tools, conscious living, and personal healing.

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Book cover titled "Rejuvenating Sleep: A Quick Ayurveda Guide" by Sweta Vikram, featuring an illustration of a woman sleeping under a blanket while holding a phone.
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Rejuvenating Sleep:
A Quick Ayurveda Guide

By understanding your natural physical and mental makeup (dosha) and aligning with daily and seasonal rhythms, you can bring calm where there’s chaos and rest where there’s restlessness.

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