Ayurveda Ayurveda for Lifestyle Diseases Uncategorized
Ayurveda is safe and holistic in nature and prescribes different food patterns for different people, depending upon their Agni and Dosha. Ayurveda also believes that consuming the right type of food is the perfect medicine for most illness. Digestive issues
Losing weight and maintaining a healthy lifestyle has become an important aspect of a successful life and when it comes to losing weight, exercising is one of the most important factors. But no matter how much ever you regulate your
Ayurveda has always mesmerized medical professionals from across the globe and it is no surprise that Dr Antonio Morandi was equally impressed with the science. A practicing neurologist in Italy, Dr Antonio and his research partner Carmen Tosto are presently
In a new development, Insurance Regulatory Authority of India (IRDA) has issued new guidelines for claiming medical reimbursement if treated as an inpatient in any of the Ayurveda Hospitals in the country. As per new guidelines, for any patient to
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Triphala is a traditional ayurvedic medicine, which is used to treat various health conditions since ancient times. Being a mixture of three dried fruits, namely – Indian gooseberry or Amla, black myrobalan and Haritaki, it encompasses the qualities of all
Ayurveda is a treasure trove of natural herbs and has been known to treat innumerable ailments for centuries and continues to do so by its age old practice of balancing the various systems in our body through such effective herbal
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Overweight and Obesity have been one of the main health issues plaguing the present generation, with bad food habits and lack of proper physical activity to burn unwanted fat. Excess belly fat is related to many serious health conditions including
Pollution and bad air quality around us has resulted in an increase of Asthma cases with every passing year. So much so that Asthma is becoming a very common ailment and a major threat to the younger generation. Even though
India is perceived as one of the true spiritual homes of the modern wellness movement globally with its ancient practices of ayurveda, yoga, meditation, acupuncture, naturopathy, panchakarma and holistic healing. In such a scenario, Wellness tourism has the potential of
