The
approach in Ayurveda is preventive and tries to
cure the ailment not the symptoms. Ayurveda considers
indigestion to be the root cause of almost all
the diseases. So proper management of digestive
impairment in the initial stage itself prevents
the onset of many other major illnesses in later
stages of life.
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| Arthritis |
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This disease may present itself
in different forms. When associated
with excessive toxins and presenting
with swelling, local rise of
temperature, fever, heaviness
and restricted movements, it
usually indicates Amavata /Rheumatoid
arthritis and is treated initially
with dry heat, dry massage,
medicines to correct digestion
and improve mobility. Whereas
chronic arthritis without much
swelling, fever but restricted
movements, pain indicates sandhivata
/ Osteo-arthritis that is treated
with oil massage, oil bath to
local part (Pizhichil).
After the correct assessment
of level of toxins in the body,
the physician may advice few
detoxifying Panchakarma therapies
such as
Virechana
(Purgation)
and Vasti
(medicated
Enema) to
expel the root cause out of
the system followed by a course
of internal palliative medicines
to achieve sustained relief
from the symptoms.
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According
to Ayurveda there are two main causes
for depression- (1) Imbalance in the
three doshas, Vata, Pitta, and Kapha,
(2) Lack of awareness of one's deeper,
inner Self. Most of the depression
conditions are of kapha imbalance.
Initially the brain's electrochemistry
has an erratic overreaction (vata
imbalance), which triggers a loss
of enzymatic activity in the metabolism
(pitta imbalance). Kapha responds
by trying to glue everything down,
bringing about heaviness, darkness,
and stagnation that the mind-body
interprets as the negative message
of hopelessness and depression. Sometimes
depression is a pitta disorder. Allergies
and the breakdown in metabolic processes
they lead to can also disturb brain
chemistry. This can cause dramatic
mood swings, with depression as one
of the consequences. Vata imbalance
also can cause depression.
The ayurvedic methods of treating
depression are gentle, natural, and
effective. It offers a more complete
understanding of the nature and causes
of depression. Ayurveda offers very
effective treatment for depression
without negative side effects and
the real possibility of prevention.
It promotes higher levels of psychological
health. Ayurvedic methods not only
restore the balance in the body, they
also progressively raise the overall
level of inner contentment.
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Infertility
and Impotency
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chikitsa' - one among the 8 clinical
branches of Ayurveda- concerns with
treatment for various conditions which
can lead to infertility. Even though
the sperm production or ovulation is
normal, there are some conditions where
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Male infertility: Ayurveda
has laid equal importance for
treatment of male impotence,
low libido, erectile dysfunction
and has very effective treatment
vajikarana chikitsa for effective
family planning and healthy
progeny.
Female
infertility: Ayurveda
has mentioned management of
yoni vyapad (various gynecological
disorders) and also prasuti
tantra (ante-natal, pre-natal,
and post natal health care)
which explains the various causes,
symptoms and management of an
female individual. According
to Ayurveda, there are 4 main
factors responsible for an effective
conception-- Ritu (proper ovulation
and healthy permeation), Kshethram
(pure and favorable uterine
atmosphere), Ambu (proper nourishment
and blood circulation), Beejam
(healthy zygote). Impairment
in any one of the above factors
can cause infertility.
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offers a very effective treatment methodology
based on the classical texts The treatment
comprises of Detoxification , rejuvenation,
administration of rasayanas and vajikara
dravyas (virilificatory recipes or aphrodisiacs)
internally, yoga, pranayama and meditation
which not only helps in conception but
also in producing healthy offspring.
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Womens Care Programme
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Ayurveda attach great importance to the various
physiological conditions a woman goes through in
her life. The care to be bestowed on a woman from the time she attains menarche is mentioned in detail in the ancient scriptures. Various pathological conditions that women often encounter like menstrual disorders, infertility, polycystic ovarian disease, endometriosis, uterine fibroids as well as health conditions related to pre, peri and post menopausal syndrome, etc. are attended to by specific treatments.
AyurvedaGram offers you the Women’s Care Programme. This carefully planned health package includes specific traditional therapies like Avagaha, Pichu, Kshalana and Sekam apart from Panchakarma. The herbal medicines taken internally and the external therapies combined with the prescribed vegetarian diet and sessions of yoga, meditation and pranayama collectively acts on the body and the mind to maintain normality.
Motherhood is a phase in a woman’s life that has no parallel. The Eve Care Programme offers you pre-natal consultation and post-natal care.
The positive effects of suitable ayurvedic herbal preparations in the conditions mentioned above are tremendous. AyurvedaGram assures women, suffering from ailments that are specific to their gender, better physical and mental health through our Women’s Care programme.
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Digestive Disorders 
