Showing posts with label health care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label health care. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 October 2014

Ayurveda Nature Cure



Ayurveda is a gift from nature. So, Ayurveda is a cure by nature or nature cure. Ayurvedic medicine is one of the world’s ancient and holistic medical systems. Originated in India more than 3,000 years ago, Ayurveda remains one of the country’s traditional health care systems. Ayurvedic concept is based on the belief that health and wellness depend on a balance between the nature/ spirit, body, and mind.


The motive of Ayurvedic medicine is to promote good health. Ayurveda medicines work in two ways.
  1. Act on the disease
  2. Enable body to fight the disease
Ayurvedic medicine uses many kinds of products and practices to cure ailments and diseases. It assimilates the use of various herbs, metals, minerals and animal products to heal illness. Ayurveda is meant to maintain the health of a person in a good shape and take care of a person in case of any disease.

A wide range of healing methods are used in this system, including dietary change, mineral supplements, snehana (oleation), svedan (sudation), and panchkarma (body detoxification).

The thousands of years old science on health is now accepted by modern scientific researches. It is very effective in acute and chronic complicated ailments, and assures long term relief with no major side effects.

Friday, 25 July 2014

Adjust your Lifestyle Based on the Daily Routine



Dinacharya – The Daily Routine:
A daily routine is important to bring essential changes in mind, body, and consciousness. The daily routine is termed as Dinacharya (dina – day & charya – behavior/routine) in Sanskrit. It is a simple way to relax and energize the body & mind. In order to be healthy, it is necessary to tune our bodies as per the nature’s master cycle, so that it regulates the function of our body’s system. Ayurveda prescribes an individual a specific daily routine to keep the digestion & metabolism (agni) in the right order, and tridoshas in a state of equilibrium. The various stages of Dinacharya begin with a morning routine as follows, and outline a routine for daily conduct that is beneficial.

Arise - Wake Up Early in the Morning:

It is always good to awake at sunrise in perfect synchronization to the natural clock, as our biological clocks are accustomed to the rising and setting of the sun. Start your day with peace and a sense of joy, which will make your whole day a pleasant.

Eliminate - Natural Urges:
 Early morning is the best and natural time to eliminate the body's physical waste. This is a time when one should not be in a rush, but should allow our body to perform the natural functions. Observe your eliminations every morning and if you find any disturbance signifying poor digestion, then go on a fast. And so, it will allow correcting the system of the body before disease sets in. Do not suppress the natural physical urges such as elimination, thirst, hunger, sleep, yawning, sneezing, flatus, ejaculation, and vomiting, since it will lead to uneasiness and even disease. 

Wednesday, 21 May 2014

Licorice (Adhimadhuram)

  
The Licorice plant is familiar for its flavoring in food and beverages. The root of the plant is used to make medicines. Licorice is used to heal a vast array of diseases. Licorice is commonly used for digestive disorders, including heartburn, stomach ulcers, and constipation. Individuals have made use of this herb as a shampoo to lessen oiliness in the hair.  Some people use it for reducing weight and control the cholesterol.

Licorice is used to cure malaria, liver disorders, food poisoning, tuberculosis, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). Sometimes, it is used along with the herbs to improve the function of the adrenal glands, especially for the people who take steroidal drugs. Steroids tend to put down the activity of the adrenal glands. The adrenal glands generate the hormones that control the body’s response to stress. The Glycyrrhizic acid in the licorice root helps with nervousness and depression by encouraging the adrenal glands function.  

The adrenal glands regulate stress hormones including cortisol. Licorice root also has the Asparagine amino acid which is required to preserve equilibrium in the body’s nervous system.

In China, licorice is considered as an excellent harmonizing agent and is added to various herbal formulas. It is used to get relief from bronchitis, sore throat, control blood sugar, and reduce inflammation and infections caused by bacteria.

Licorice root is used as a remedy for asthma, baldness, body odor, chronic exhaustion, melancholy, influenza, dandruff, emphysema, viral infections, fungal infections, ulcers, psoriasis, shingles, tendinitis, arthritis, and yeast infections.

The sweet saponin glycoside glycyrrhizin in licorice gives its characteristic flavor.  It is to be noted that Glycyrrhizin is 30 to 60 times sweeter than sugar.

Licorice root is remarkable in the natural treatments. Ayurveda directs the root as beneficial in the treatment of colds, coughs, digestive problems and other bronchial irritations.

With all of these uses, it's no surprise that licorice finds its approach into numerous therapies.



 Research by NatturaBio