Ayurveda Treatments Ayurvedic Eye Treatments
Ayurveda For Treating, Delaying and Preventing Cataract
Explore Ayurveda for cataract-herbal therapies, lifestyle changes and early intervention to delay lens clouding naturally.
Manage Blood Sugar levels with Wonder Herb Vijaysar
Vijaysar tree is found to have anti-hyperlipdemic properties, which helps reduce total cholesterol, low-density lipo-protein and serum triglyceride levels in the body.
Karkidakam month and importance of Ayurvedic Treatment
As per Ayurveda, the Malayalam month of Karkidakam (the peak of monsoon) is considered to be a month for Karkidakam treatment.
Ayurvedic Remedy for Allergic Rhinitis
Allergic Rhinitis or Hay fever is on the rise and is an inflammatory response of nasal mucosa to airborne allergens (particles that provoke an allergic reaction).
Ayurvedic Treatment for Thyroid Disorders
The Thyroid gland is situated in the neck and produces a hormone called thyroxine, which helps in regulating body metabolism.
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Acne – Causes and Ayurvedic Treatment
Acne can be a very disturbing feature and could leave you disappointed; especially if you are planning to go out with friends or for a function.
Ayurveda Ayurveda Treatments Infertility Treatments
Here’s what you need to know about Male infertility causes
In India, male infertility is an ignored phenomenon and women are subjected to social stigma for being unable to bear children.
Ayurveda Treatment for Sinusitis: Cure & care
Sinusitis is an upper respiratory tract disorder. Some of the bones of nose and face have empty spaces, called sinuses.
Treat Acute Joint Pain with Ayurveda
Ayurveda has well-documented protocols for treating joint problems. Ayurvedic treatment primarily consists of three stages.
Cervical Spondylosis: Cure & care by Ayurveda
Cervical spondylosis, known as Viswachi in Ayurveda, is a disease which exhibits weakness or sensational disturbances of the movements of the hand. When this disease presents with severe pain it is referred to as Khallwe. According to Susrutha samhita, this