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19Apr

Boost your liver health with Ayurveda

World Liver Day: Boost your liver health with Ayurveda Liver, as per Ayurveda is one of the most important organs of the human body. It performs not one but many crucial functions, such as filtration & detoxification of blood, while playing a significant role in digestion & metabolism. In Vedas, liver is mentioned under the names of 'Yakna' or 'Takima' along with many other synonyms such as Jyotisthana, Kalakhanda, Raktadhara, and Yakritpinda. By nature Ayurveda considers the liver as 'pittic'...

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Understanding Diabetes in An Ayurvedic Approach
15Dec

Understanding Diabetes in An Ayurvedic Approach

Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder characterized by high blood glucose levels associated with other manifestations resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both. It resembles “Prameha” in Ayurveda. The Sanskrit root word “Meha” literally means ‘to micturate’ (urination). It is prefixed by ‘Pra’, meaning excess. The main characteristic feature of the disease “Premeha” is excessive frequent urination. As far as the Ayurvedic system is concerned, understanding the disease and how it can cure chronic and unresolved...

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Know About Ayurveda
14Dec

Know About Ayurveda

Ayurveda, "the science of life," is one of the ancient holistic healing systems of medicine in the world based on the principles of a healthy lifestyle. Its origin goes back to the sacred Vedas which are considered the oldest scriptures on the human wisdom and civilization. CONCEPT OF TRIDOSHAS The basic theory of Ayurveda is based on natural laws. As in this universe, there are three basic entities for its functioning i.e., air, Sun and Moon. In the same way, for...

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How to Cleanse the body through Ayurvedic approach
10Dec

How to Cleanse the body through Ayurvedic approach

The word "detox" has recently become increasingly popular in entirely different fields of human life, from the practice sector to the health food industry. Ayurvedic medicine focuses extensively on purifying the body of toxins and is present in the form of advanced medicinal complexes such as Panchakarma sessions and everyday practice. Detoxification involves relaxing, cleansing and nourishing the body. This involves eliminating toxins from the body and then providing them with healthy nutrients. It can help to shield you from...

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Introduction to Panchakarma
10Dec

Introduction to Panchakarma

The Indian system of medicine, Ayurveda tradition has been existing from time immemorial. It is present in the vogue to administer for various diseases. On the basis of strong fundamental theory, Oriental technique, the Ayurveda structure was nurtured by ancient scholars. The healing technique of Ayurveda is believed to be more close to nature. Samshodhana Chikista (Bio-Cleansing) and Samshaman Chikista (pacifying therapy) are the two major classifications of treatment in Ayurveda. Shodhan Chikitsa, also known as waste elimination therapy,...

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