The History of Anti-Aging Treatments
January 29, 2011 by Ayurvedic
Filed under Anti Aging, Medicine
Beauty has always been in the eye of the beholder. And youth, throughout the ages, has been considered the epitome of beauty. Young looking skin continues to be a huge market worth millions of pounds in the UK every year, as men and women look for new ways to fight the signs of aging skin. As a result, a plethora of anti wrinkle, anti ageing skin care and skin conditions products flood the market on a regular basis. But is this obsession with young looking skin a new phenomenon?
The simple answer is no. The ancient Egyptians and the Chinese were the first to document their attempts to halt the relentless march of time, noting the effects of certain types of herbs, mineral treatments, diet and exercise on the condition of the skin, all destined to stop the inevitable first wrinkles and keep young and beautiful. But the study of anti ageing techniques isn’t just vanity – it has developed over thousands of years into a complex study of molecular biology, botany and even philosophical and psychological research.
During the ancient Egyptian dynasties, olive leaves were promoted as an anti ageing remedy. The Vedic culture focused on diet and exercise as a means of halting the ageing process, and on the Indian sub-continent, and Ayurvedic medicine concentrated on the youthful effects of Yoga, meditation and, once again, herbal remedies and anti ageing potions and poultices. That research continues today, with the ‘next big thing’ being proudly announced by major manufacturers. These ‘magic’ ingredients include everything from ginger to caffeine, but is there any basis in these claims that one product will reverse the damage to the skin that is an inevitable part of life itself?
The Alchemists spent centuries looking for the ‘Elixir of Life’ – a mythical ingredient that would grant them access to the ‘fountain of youth’ and eternal life. At this point we did not understand about molecular biology and that the ageing process is genetically coded into our DNA. Yet even today, modern genetics is still searching to unlock the key to longer life, and they are concentrating their studies on people who are over 100 years old to try and find out what makes their bodies more resistant to the cellular decay associated with ageing. This includes a study of the skin and how its structure alters over time. This research was unavailable to our ancestors, who instead looked to the natural world to find an ingredient that would work every time to keep the skin looking young and beautiful.
But repeatedly, modern skin care products are looking back to these ancient civilizations for their inspiration, and olive oil has made a comeback as an anti ageing ingredient in many modern products. It seems that the Egyptians were onto something. But rather than basing our trust in these new anti wrinkle creams on mythology and esoteric reasons, science is now playing a major part in a multi-million pound industry to find a modern day ‘Elixir of Life’. Much of it is pseudo-science, designed to part a society desperate to maintain its youthful looks from its cash. But in amongst all the pepto-thingies and ‘here comes the science’ advertising that has little or no meaning to the average person in the street, there may be an ancient remedy that actually does condition the skin, reduce the signs of ageing and get rid of those pesky wrinkles. Whilst nobody can beat the clock, perhaps by looking back at the ancient civilizations, we can slow it down a bit.
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Ayurvedic Medicines – A Safer and Much Preferred Option
October 31, 2010 by Ayurvedic
Filed under Alternative Medicine, Medicine
Ayurveda, also known as the science of life, is a holistic healing science native to the Indian subcontinent. Now it is practiced in almost all parts of the world. It has become one of the most popular and beneficial treatment options among people. The word ‘Ayurveda’ has evolved out of Sanskrit which is actually a combination of two words ‘ayus’ that means life and ‘veda’ which means related to knowledge. Thus Ayurveda refers to the science of life.
Ayurveda not only helps in treating the diseases but it also denotes a complete way of life. Ayurvedic medicines have become the first choice in terms of treatment options for people all over the world. There are various benefits that these medicines offer over all other kinds of treatment options. Given below are some of them:
o Ayurvedic medicines are quite safe as compared to chemical based medicines. These medicines are free from all kinds of side effects thus ensures a safe treatment.
o These medicines not only help you get physical health but also help in maintaining the mental health.
o Ayurvedic medicines aim at preventing the diseases in future apart from treating them in present.
o They are non toxic as well as non invasive and thus people use them as an alternate option along with their other conventional therapies.
o They are beneficial for solving metabolic, chronic and various stress related issues.
o They are quite effective and they are available for almost every kind of ailment.
Taking a look at the above mentioned benefits it becomes crystal clear why people prefer ayurvedic medicines over other treatment options. There are various other facts too about Ayurveda that attract people and make them get inclined towards this holistic approach that has been existent for a very long time. Ayurveda focuses on holistic health instead of concentrating merely on the physical body. This proves to be the most attractive and beneficial aspects of ayurvedic medicines.
They provide physical, mental and spiritual health to people and thus can be considered as one complete medical system. These options treat human body as a part of nature and recommend living a life style closer to the nature. It aims at promoting harmony between individuals and nature. Ayurvedic medicines usually practice and conceptualize some major medicinal subspecialties. These include the internal medicines, general surgery, otorhinolaryngology, pediatrics and gynecology, psychiatry, toxicology, nutrition, detoxification & rejuvenation and fertility & virility
This shows that Ayurvedic medicines cover a very large area of health and you get any of your ailments treated with these medicines. What else can one ask for if he or she gets an assurance that the medicines they are trying would help them without leaving any kinds of adverse effects on their bodies? I don’t think anybody would try ignore such an interesting and on top of all safe option. So, we can understand why Ayurveda has successfully managed to retain its position despite of the various new developments every second day in the field of medical sciences.
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Ayurvedic Medicine
September 19, 2010 by Ayurvedic
Filed under Alternative Medicine, Medicine
Alternative medicine is a term to describe healing practice that is beyond conventional medicine. A few popular form of highly commercialized alternative medicine are Naturopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, Ayurveda, meditation, homeopathy and diet-based therapies. Frequently grouped with complementary medicine, alternative medicine comes from different foundations and practices.
The basis of the practice could originate from traditional medicine, folk knowledge, spiritual belief, or newly found approached towards healing. As more people turn towards alternative medicine, governmental and scientific bodies are setting a benchmark to regulate those practices and perform research to prove their claim of effectiveness. Regulation by health and scientific bodies will help in preventing malpractice which can in some cases cause negative effects to patients. More and more medical colleges are offering courses in alternative medicine. Future doctors and health practitioners were trained to open their mind towards the possibility of coupling conventional medicine with alternative medicine.
Ayurvedic medicine is one of the oldest forms of alternative medicine practiced by Hindus. In India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan, conventional medical practitioners work together with Ayurvedic physicians to treat patients. Based on complete heathcare system through detoxification, diet, exercise, herbal medicine and techniques to improve mental and emotional health, Ayurvedic medicine is practiced to maintain health and prevent illnesses. Revolving around keeping the three vital energies balanced, Ayurveda considers good digestion and positive emotions as keys to good health. Infants to elderly persons can benefit from Ayurvedic medicine which can cure many modern conditions or diseases. Most localities will have at least a shop where you can buy Ayuvedic medicine after seeking advice from a certified practitioner.
Buy Ayurvedic medicine if you are thinking of quitting smoking or if you want to cure your indigestion. Ayurvedic herbal clinic offers herbal cigarettes which provides alternative to tobacco and is claimed to be effective in breaking addiction. Smokers are promised clarity of mind, throat, chest and even the five senses when smoking the herbal cigarettes. It contains no chemicals and shows amazing results as testified by many users. Other than getting off cigarette, it can also strengthen your immune system. Herbal cigarettes can help with preventing depression, anxiety, and weight gain normally associated with quitting. You will have reduced nicotine craving and a more control appetite at the same time. Indigestion is another problem busy modern people suffer in silence. Himalaya Ayurvedic Herbal Tea for digestion will help in regulating digestive system and provide relief from abdominal discomfort. You can say goodbye to indigestion, belching, hyperacidity and flatulence just by taking a cup of tea two times a day after meals.
Herbal medicine prepared for Ayurvedic treatments are prepared by government licensed producers in India. The preparation of the herbal medicine requires long processes but it is currently aided with modern technologies. You can buy Ayurvedic Medicine in the form of liquid, tablets, powder or paste. There are absolutely no chemicals in ayurvedic medications. Exercise, Yoga and meditation might also be advised for people seeking this alternative treatment. Ayurvedic herbal medicines can treat problems on digestions, circulation, metabolic disorders, disorder of nervous system and symptoms such as insomnia, headache, tension, anxiety, high blood pressure, blood sugar problems, injuries and others.
Alternative medicine provide a better, affordable and safer form of treatment and compared to prescription drugs, there are little or no known side effects associated with it. Visit HerbalHealthCure.com online herbal store to buy ayurvedic medicine today.
Cardiomyopathy – Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment
Cardiomyopathy is a disease of the heart muscles which affects the function of the heart to pump blood efficiently to the entire body. Common symptoms include breathlessness, swelling of the lower extremities, abdominal bloating, fatigue, palpitations and dizziness. Coronary artery disease, valvular heart disease, high blood pressure, metabolic disorders and prolonged alcohol and drug abuse are the common causes of this condition. Cardiomyopathy can be mainly of 3 types: dilated, hypertrophic and restrictive. Cardiomyopathy may result in complications like heart failure, thrombosis and cardiac arrest.
The Ayurvedic treatment of cardiomyopathy is aimed at reducing the symptoms and treating the cause of the condition. Medicines like Laxmi-Vilas-Ras, Shrung-Bhasma, Makar-Dhwaj, Arjun (Terminalia arjuna), Punarnava (Boerhaavia diffusa), Amalaki (Emblica officinalis) and Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) are used to improve heart function and reduce symptoms like breathlessness, swelling of the ankles and bloating. Triphala-Guggulu, Medohar-Guggulu, Triphala (Three fruits), Trikatu (Three pungent herbs), Lashuna (Allium sativum), Psyllium (Plantago ovata), Shallaki (Boswellia serrata), Guggulu (Commiphora mukul) and Kutki (Picrorrhiza kurroa) are used to treat coronary artery disease. Medicines like Panch-Tikta-Ghrut-Guggulu, Laxadi-Guggulu, Asthishrunkhala (Cissus quadrangularis), Dashmool (Ten roots) and Draksha (Vitis vinifera) are used to treat valvular heart disease.
Metabolic disorders such as thyroid disease or diabetes are treated with medicines like Arogya-Vardhini, Kachnaar-Guggulu, Haridra (Curcuma longa), Shilajit (Purified bitumen), Nimba (Azadirachta indica), Vijaysaar (Pterocarpus marsupium), Mamejva (Enicostemma littorale) and Gudmar (Gymnema sylvester).
Medicines which act directly on the heart muscle are used to treat the different types of cardiomyopathy. These include Amalaki, Haritaki, Behada (Terminalia bellerica), Sunthi (Zinziber officinalis), Marich (Piper nigrum), Pippali (Piper longum), Patol (Tricosanthe dioica), Saariva (Hemidesmus indicus), Patha (Cissampelos pareira), Musta (Cyperus rotundus) and Kutaj (Holarrhina antidysentrica). In addition, medicines like Maha-Laxmi-Vilas-Ras, Bruhat-Vat-Chintamani, Suvarna-Sameer-Pannag-Ras, Abhrak-Bhasma and Suvarna-Bhasma are used in minute doses to give strength to the heart.
Ayurvedic treatment can be combined with modern treatment to control the symptoms of cardiomyopathy, improve the quality of life, prevent complications and prolong survival. All patients affected with this condition need to adopt appropriate lifestyle changes like avoiding alcohol and smoking, losing excess weight, eating a low salt diet and getting regular, moderate exercise.
Dr. A. A. Mundewadi is Chief Ayurvedic Physician at Mundewadi Ayurvedic Clinic based at Thane, Maharashtra, India. He is available as an online Ayurvedic Consultant at http://www.ayurvedaphysician.com
The online clinic offers Ayurvedic treatment for all chronic and refractory health problems. Dr. A. A. Mundewadi uses high quality herbal extracts in tablet form, which are easy to take, effective and safe for long-term use.
Dr. A. A. Mundewadi, B.A.M.S., has clinical experience of 24 years and clinical research experience of 10 years. He has conducted extensive research in HIV infection, Schizophrenia and many other chronic diseases.
Ginger Herb – Dosage and Useful Properties-herbal Medicines
January 25, 2010 by Ayurvedic
Filed under Health, Medicine, Non Fiction
Zingiberaceae
Common Trade Names
Multi-ingredient preparations: Cayenne Ginger, Gingerall, Ginger Ease, Ginger Peppermint Combo, Ginger Power, Ginger Root Alcohol Free, Ginger Trips, Low Alcohol Misty Ginger Blend
Common Forms
Capsules, liquid, powder: 100 mg, 465 mg
Extract: 250 mg
Root: 530 mg
Tablets (chewable): 67.5 mg Also available as teas.
Source
Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a perennial that grows in India, Jamaica, and China. The plant produces green-purple flowers that resemble orchids. The rhizome (root) is found underground and usually the most valued part of the plant.
Chemical Components
The root contains both volatile and nonvolatile compounds. The nonvolatile constituents, which include the gingerols and gingerol-like compounds, are thought to be responsible for ginger’s flavor, aromatic properties, and any pharmacologic activity. The volatile oil contains zingiberol, zingeberene, curcumene, farnesene, bis-abolene, sesquiphellandrene, and several monoterpenes (linalool, borneol, neral, geraniol, and others). Other compounds present are zingibain (a proteolytic enzyme), oleoresins, fats, waxes, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals.
Actions
Human studies have shown that ginger inhibits platelet aggregation induced by adenosine diphosphate and epinephrine . Other studies have demonstrated a lack of effects on platelet aggregation . Ginger extracts have documented anti-inflammatory effects in rodent models . Specific components of ginger produce varying CV effects. Methanolic extracts of ginger have shown positive inotropic effects in a guinea pig model.
Other studies in animals have suggested that components in ginger may be gastroprotective against various chemical insults and stressors. The GI protective action is postulated to be promoted by increased mucosal resistance and potentiation of the defensive mechanism against chemicals or alterations in prostaglandins, providing more protective effects. A study of acetone extracts in mice found them to have similar stimulatory effects on GI motility as those seen with metoclopramide and domperidone .
Reported Uses
Claims for ginger include its use as an antiemetic, an anti-inflammatory useful for arthritis treatment, an antioxidant, an antitumorigenic drug, a CV stimulant, and a GI protectant and as a therapy for microbial and parasitic infestations.
The antiemetic effects of ginger have been extensively studied in humans for morning, motion, and sea sickness and for postoperative nausea and vomiting; most findings provided support for this action. Doses and duration of therapy varied considerably with each study. The antiemetic properties of ginger probably result from local effects on the GI tract rather than the CNS. Increased gastric peristalsis has been shown in animals, but any mechanism in humans is considered speculative.
Ginger has provided relief from pain and swelling in patients with muscle discomfort, osteoarthritis, or rheumatoid arthritis . A proposed mechanism is that it inhibits prostaglandin, thromboxane, and leukotriene biosynthesis.
Dosage
Dosage forms and strength vary with each disease state. As an antiemetic, studies used 500 to 1,000 mg of powdered ginger P.O., or 1,000 mg of fresh ginger root P.O.
Adverse Reactions
CNS: CNS depression (with overdose).
CV: arrhythmias (with overdose).
GI: heartburn.
Interactions
Anticoagulants: Increased risk of bleeding. Avoid administration with ginger.
Contraindications And Precautions
Ginger is contraindicated in pregnant patients; effects are unknown. Some components of ginger have been determined to be mutagenic, whereas others appear to exert an antimutagenic effect. The net effect of these components is unknown . Use only under medical supervision in patients receiving anticoagulants because it may affect bleeding time by inhibiting platelet function.
Special Considerations
Advise women to avoid excessive use of ginger during pregnancy.
Instruct the patient to watch for signs of bleeding when taking ginger.
No consensus exists with respect to dosing and monitoring.
Commentary
Although some data support the use of ginger as an antiemetic in humans, results from several trials have conflicted. Recommendation of ginger for use as an antiemetic, an anti-inflammatory, or a gastroprotective agent, before long-term, controlled, pharmacologic studies of its constituents have been conducted, is premature. Pregnant women should probably avoid excessive consumption of ginger until the effects of all its constituents are understood.
By: Robert Baird
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Arthritis Back Pain Relief Products – An Insight
Arthritis, if developed once, it is not that easily curable. Arthritis may be with you even for your life time like how your shadow follows you throughout your life.
Arthritis, what it is? It is related to joint pains and swelling. There are hundreds and thousands forms of arthritis prevalent these days. In general, public is of the opinion that only old age people will get arthritis and younger generation need not worry about it. However, this is not true.
Fact about arthritis is that even small children are prone to arthritis. Arthritis can either be mild or severe. When mild, we will not be able to take notice of arthritis. When severe, it might even affect your daily chores.
Consult your doctor before you go in for arthritis back pain relief products. Self-medication is always dangerous. Use Internet to the maximum and do proper research before settling on to arthritis back pain relief product.
Loads of information is available in the Internet. All you have to know is how to effectively use the World Wide Web to gather the requisite information. Just type in arthritis back pain relief and see the amount of information that you get. Lots of arthritis pain relief creams and tablets are available to relieve yourself from the pain you are suffering.
Let me give you an insight about few arthritis back pain relief products among the many that are available in the market.
Remarkable Recovery:
Remarkable Recovery is considered to be the best online company that deals with arthritis back pain relief product. Main and exciting features about their products are that they are made of natural ingredients and are safe to use. They have their own range of powders, capsules and tablets.
You name a disease; they have a product for it. They have a wide range of natural products that cures from ailments like diabetes, gout, anti-aging, eczema to name a few.
Ayurvedic Care:
Ayurvedic care is another company that deals with natural arthritis back pain relief products. They have medicines for various forms of arthritis like osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, sciatia disorders, cervical spondylosis, and much more.
If the pain is unmanageable, it is recommended that you visit the nearest medical practitioner as it may even lead to crippling. Don’t take medicines as you wish. Work closely with your doctor. Ensure that there is adequate improvement in the treatment. You should co-operate with the doctor if you wish to see good results. If your doctor asks you to take a particular medicine twice a day or tells you to go for a walk, ensure that you follow it. If not, desired results may not be achieved.
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Lithotripsy – Destination India
The health care costs are very expensive and sometimes out of reach of the common masses in European and American countries. So they come on Health Travel to India where the doctors, facilities, infrastructure and technology are as good as abroad. India is dotted with some of the best hospitals and best specialist doctors in the world. People generally come for their treatment and stay back to travel and see India. Such tourism gives boost to medical as well as tourism industry of India.
What is Lithotripsy?
Lithotripsy is the use of high-energy shock waves to fragment and disintegrate kidney stones. The shock wave, created by using a high-voltage spark or an electromagnetic impulse outside of the body, is focused on the stone. The shock wave shatters the stone, allowing the fragments to pass through the urinary system. Since the shock wave is generated outside the body, the procedure is termed extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL). The name is derived from the roots of two Greek words, litho, meaning stone, and trip, meaning to break.
Pre-operative care for Lithotripsy:
Prior to the lithotripsy procedure, a complete physical examination is performed, followed by tests to determine the number, location, and size of the stone or stones. A test called an intravenous pyelogram (IVP) is used to locate the stones, which involves injecting a dye into a vein in the arm. This dye, which shows up on X ray, travels through the bloodstream and is excreted by the kidneys. The dye then flows down the ureters and into the bladder. The dye surrounds the stones. In this manner, x rays are used to evaluate the stones and the anatomy of the urinary system. Blood tests are performed to determine if any potential bleeding problems exist. For women of childbearing age, a pregnancy test is done to make sure they are not pregnant. Older persons have an EKG test to make sure that no potential heart problems exist. Some individuals may have a stent placed prior to the lithotripsy procedure. A stent is a plastic tube placed in the ureter that allows the passage of gravel and urine after the ESWL procedure is completed.
The process of lithotripsy generally takes about one hour. During that time, up to 8,000 individual shock waves are administered. Depending on a person’s pain tolerance; there may be some discomfort during the treatment. Analgesics may be administered to relieve this pain.
Procedure of Lithotripsy:
Lithotripsy is a technique used to break up stones that form in the kidney, bladder, ureters, or gallbladder. There are several ways of doing this, although the most common is extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. The shock waves are focused on the kidney stone and break the stone into tiny pieces, which are passed out of the body naturally during urination. Throughout the procedure, the doctor can view what is happening to the stones through x-ray or ultrasound monitoring. This procedure prevents patient from having to undergo surgery to have the stones removed, which reduces discomfort, complications, hospital stay, costs, and recovery time.
Patient will usually be asked not to drink or eat anything for 6 hours prior to the procedure, or after midnight of the previous night, if the procedure is in the morning. If patient take regular medicines, patient should ask doctor if they are safe to take before the procedure. For instance, patient may be asked to stop taking aspirin and other drugs that interfere with blood clotting several days before.
On the day of the procedure, patient should wear comfortable clothes that are easy to remove, as patient will have to change into a surgical gown. The procedure generally takes from 45 minutes to 1 hour. In most cases, patient will be asked to lie on a table on top of a soft cushion, through which the shock waves are directed from the lithotripsy machine, called the lithotripter. Older machines require that patient immerse patient in a specially designed tub filled with water, and although less commonly used, these machines are still available today and are effective. Typically, patient will receive some form of anesthesia, and depending on the level of sedation, patient may feel a tapping sensation when the procedure begins. Since lithotripsy can cause mild discomfort, a mild sedative or painkiller is given beforehand. Patient should tell doctor if patient is pregnant, because lithotripsy must not be performed during pregnancy.
While most kidney stones are treated with this type of lithotripsy, not all stones can be treated this way. Sometimes a laser is used to pulverize the stone, but when a laser is used, the doctor must use an endoscope, which is a tube introduced into the body, via the urinary tract, to get close to the stone. The doctor may also access the stone from back into kidney, through a procedure called percutaneous lithotripsy. Laser lithotripsy is usually used when the stone does not respond to extracorporeal shock wave treatment or when it is in a place that is difficult to access. It requires a hospital stay and carries a slightly greater risk of complications than extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.
How successful is lithotripsy?
In those patients who are thought to be good candidates for this treatment, about 70 to 90 percent are found to be free of stones within three months of treatment. The highest success rates seem to be in those patients with mobile stones that are located in the upper portions of the urinary tract (kidney and upper ureter). After treatment, some patients may still have stone fragments that are too large to be passed. These can be treated again if symptoms persist.
Lithotripsy in India:
Medical tourism can be generally defined as provision of ‘cost effective’ personal health care in association with the tourism industry for your needing surgical healthcare and other forms of dedicated treatment. This process is being facilitated by the corporate sector concerned in health care as well as the tourism industry – both personal and public.
Medical or Health treatment package tourism has become a recurrent form of vacationing, and covers a broad range of medical services. It mingles free time, amusing and recreation together with wellness and healthcare packages.
The thought of the health holiday is to offer you and chance to get away from your daily habitual and come into a dissimilar calming neighboring. Here you can take pleasure in being close to the beach and the mountains. At the same time you are able to accept a compass reading that will assist you advance your life in terms of your health and general well being. It is like reconstruction and cleans up process on all levels – physical, psychological and expressive. Many people from the urbanized world come to India for the upgrading promised by yoga and Ayurvedic massage, but few consider it a target for hip substitute or brain surgical procedure. However, a nice blend of top-class medical expertise at attractive prices is helping a rising number of Indian corporate hospitals attract foreign your, including from developed nations such as the UK and the US.
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Ayurvedic Treatment for Haemorrhoids (piles)
Radish is an ideal antidote for this disorder. Take a cupful of radish juice and add about 5 gms. of pure ghee. Mix them well with a spoon and drink this potion in the evening and in the morning.
Take a long radish and divide in four equal parts lengthwise. Apply a little of salt and keep it in the open for the entire night so that fresh dew may fall over it. Have it as the first thing in the morning. After passing stool, wash the anus with radish water.
If piles are of bleeding type, have masoor dal in your lunch, followed by sour but fresh whey.
Take the kernel of Bakain seeds about 20 gms., add 6 gms of black pepper and knead them together to form tiny tablets. Have 3 gms. of the tables in the morning and 3 gms. in the evening after mixing Khand into it. These troubles include many ailments including enlargement of liver, bitter belches, wind trouble and the like. The main cause could be congenital, due to wrong habits or as a symptom to some other functional disturbance in the body. Try the following treatments.
Eat radish as much as you can with your meals or afterwards. Sugarcane juice should be an essential part of your diet.
Wash 2-3 dried figs very well and soak in a glass of cold water overnight. Have it first thing in the morning. Have them for 2-3 weeks for good results. It is effective in ordinary as well as bleeding piles.
3 teaspoon of the juice of the leaves of bittergourd mixed with a glassful of buttermilk taken every morning for a month is a good remedy for piles.
The juice of radish or consuming fresh radish is very effective. The juice should be given in dose of 60-90 ml, morning and evening.
Take 1/2 teaspoon each of powder of dried pomegranate flowers, poppy seeds and dried neem leaves, twice a day with milk for bleeding piles.
Mix juice of 15-20 tender curry leaves with 1 teaspoon honey and drink.
Take 1 tablespoon black cumin seeds and roast them. Mix in another tablespoon of black cumin seeds and powder them finely. Take 1/2 teaspoon of this powder with a glass of water everyday.
Take two gms. of the pith of Amaltas, hari makoya, grind them to paste form and apply it over your live region.
Always piss while standing after your principal meals whether you feel the urge or not. Try to sleep on your lefts side after your principal meals. Just take 5 grams of turmeric powder mixed in a glassful of separated Mattha (whey) every morning and evening to reactivate the sluggish liver and repair the damage.
Take 5 tulsi leaves, 2 gms. roasted powder of cumin seeds and 2 gms. of black salt. Grind them together to make it in a homogeneous powder form. Add to it even amount of the kernal of the wood apple. Mix the combination in about 100 gms. of curd to reactivate the sluggish liver. For early relief from any sort of stomach disorder, drink a spoonful of the combination of the juices of tulsi and ginger.
By: Robert Baird
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Robert Baird is a health specialist and has carried out research on ayurvedic medicines, he also writes many articles related to ayurveda and home remedies. If you found the above article useful he recommends you to visit his site at: http://www.ayurvedic-medicines.org/ for more related articles.
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Is from India, and is more than 5,000 years old. “Ayur” means life and “Ved” means knowledge. This holistic science is the knowledge of complete balance of the Body, Mind and spirit, including the emotions and psychology, on all levels. It includes in its consideration, longevity, rejuvenation and self-realization therapies through herbs, diet, exercise, yoga, massage, aromas, tantras, mantras, and meditation.
According to Ayurvedic tradition health is the balance of elements air, earth, fire, and water-and illness is as excess or deficiency of any particular element. Ayurveda treats illness at its source, rather than at the level of symptoms, and helps an in individual to take responsibility for their own health and well-being.
Ayurveda is a Sanskrit word which is actually a linking of two words: ayur means life and veda means knowledge. Ayurveda has survived to this day because it has been continuously in practice for the last 5,000 years. The earliest records of Ayurveda are written records from 1500 B.C. So Ayurveda is a mother medicine that has influenced Arabic medicine, Hippocratic medicine, and in turn western medicine as well. Please Purchase Online http://ayurvedasbeautycare.com/ in NewYork city.
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Zrii?- An Ayurvedic Amalaki Formulation Like No Other
However, when the Zrii team was learning about Ayurveda’s origin, the texts, and formulations, they wondered whether combining the ancient art of Ayurveda with modern dietary science could produce a synergistic mixture unparalleled in the nutritional market. If amlaki were combined with other fruit juices, then the effectiveness of amalaki would be released in certain ways which fruit juices alone could not reach. Bill Farley, the owner of the company which created Zrii, along with his management team rapidly realized that planning this mixture was far easier than actually being able to design and produce this complex formulation.
Apart from the challenge posed by the creation of the powerful synergistic mixture, there was no other company in the market which had made use of amalaki effectively in a juice-based system. In an effort to realize this task and rise to the challenge, Zrii created a strong team of top-notch experts. This team included Western medical doctors who had won awards for their performance, famous Ayurvedic scholars and physicians, and PhDs in modern nutrition and chemistry. The team spent many months trying out different combinations in order to the create the amalaki and fruit juice blend, and finally came up with a formulation which included amalaki and six other ‘actives’ which would support it and help to unlock its potency.
The Zrii team followed the hallowed Ayurvedic formulation which comprised of the botanical trio of amalaki, turmeric and tulsi. They also wished to have a global influence by the blend they would create. Apart from basing their formulation on this triad, they also drew inspiration from Traditional Chinese Medicine, because of the very harmonizing and adoptogenic features which the fruits jujube and schizandra share with amalaki. Also, the famous ayurvedic fruit haritaki was added to the mixture due to its slight detoxifying properties and ginger was also added because it helps to digest all these ingredients well. These 6 actives are valuable in themselves apart from ‘potentizing’ amlaki. Tulsi improves digestion and intestinal health, turmeric improves circulation and digestion, jujube calms the nerves, schizandra improves cerebral function and memory.
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By: Dave Vass
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