Health treatments play a vital role in Ayurveda. It has highly effective Panchakarma treatments for chronic diseases and helps to maintain a healthy body, mind and spirit and Rasayana treatments to boost the immune system. When health problems are not treated at the right time, they become chronic diseases.

Ayurveda may not bring relief in a week or two, it may take some time as it has to get to the root cause and make the body regenerate and correct the disorder. To get the maximum benefit from Ayurveda treatments, one should follow the diet recommended by an Ayurveda doctor.

allergies

Allergies start to worry when the flowers start blooming each spring each year. Millions of people around the world begin to fight their allergies with symptoms of nasal congestion, watery eyes, itchy eyes, etc. Such allergies are more common in countries where environments are sterile, the use of antibiotics is more frequent, the use of food treated with chemicals or preservatives is a way of life that causes inadequate digestion and a large accumulation of toxins and polluted air. . People in those countries absorb more toxins, excess waste, and impurities into their bodies than people in other countries. Other causes of allergies are poor digestion, the accumulation of mental stress, the imbalance of the nervous system and its deterioration.

When the temperature rises, the toxins already absorbed by the body clog the blood channels. This blocks nutrients from reaching cells, so immune systems are weakened to resist allergens spread by flowers, carpets, dogs, cats, insects, etc. Even some particular food or fruit can cause allergies to some people.

Ayurveda knows that it is the toxins in the body and the weak nervous system that cause allergies. Ayurveda teaches how one can avoid toxins or how to get rid of these toxins and strengthen the total nervous system. Read more about how Ayurveda manages allergies.

chemotherapy rehabilitation

Chemotherapy is a cancer treatment that uses specific drugs or chemical agents to destroy malignant cells and tissues. This treatment, however, has serious drawbacks including side effects. Side effects of chemotherapy range from nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite and weight, hair loss, inflammation of the intestinal lining, and decreased numbers of red and white blood cells.

The reasons for the above side effects are as follows:

* While chemotherapy kills or stops the growth of cancer cells by attacking specific parts of cell growth, it also kills normal healthy cells that share these pathways; therefore, the body’s health and immunity are weakened.

Diabetes

Diabetes is a widespread chronic disease of which 80-90% are type 2 diabetes mellitus. The beta cells of the pancreas glands are responsible for insulin, which is essential for the proper utilization of carbohydrates. If insulin is absent, carbohydrates are not used and these appear in the blood in the form of glucose. The main problem with diabetes is that it is very difficult to diagnose in the early stages. The main symptoms are: excessive formation of urine and frequent urination, burning in the palms of the hands and soles of the feet, increased hunger, excessive thirst, sweet taste in the mouth, weight loss, blurred vision, wounds that last in healing, skin infections, unexplained extreme fatigue, etc. Poorly controlled diabetes can lead to heart attacks, strokes, blindness, nerve damage, impotence, etc.

Medications, insulin injections, and all other medications available for diabetes can only control the level of sugar in the bloodstream and may not be effective at all times. And it should also be consumed throughout your life.

Gastrointestinal

Gastrointestinal Disorders belong to those diseases that affect the gastrointestinal tract. Its symptoms manifest in the form of constipation, upset stomach, heartburn, nausea, and even fatal colorectal cancer. Multiple factors such as stress, fatigue, eating habits, smoking, unhealthy lifestyles, and alcohol abuse create an imbalance in the functioning of the doshas. Ayurveda provides corrective steps to remedy these disorders and to return the doshas to their normal state.

gynecological problems

A woman’s body is wonderfully complex and delicate. It consists of external and internal genital organs. Increasingly, women, both young and old, are facing innumerable problems such as menstrual irregularities, discomfort during menstruation, excessive and heavy bleeding, absence of menstruation, white discharge, infection, infertility, cysts, fibroids, etc. An extraordinarily high rate of women undergo hysterectomies today. But what is generally not known is that for all these problems Ayurveda offers an effective treatment.

Women’s diseases arise as a result of inadequate diet and diet, which results in the disorder of the three doshas -vata, pitta and kapha along with blood, located in the reproductive organ, giving rise to numerous diseases. Depending on the combination of the doshas involved, diseases exhibit characteristic symptoms.

Infertility: Men / Women

Infertility is the inability of a woman to conceive even after one year of regular sexual union without the use of contraception or to retain the fetus until delivery. This inability may be the result of impotence on the part of the male partner or it could be that of the woman.

Male infertility can be caused by erectile dysfunction and sperm defects such as low volume, low motility, irregular shape, erectile dysfunction, and obstruction such as varicoceles and prostatitis. The term “erectile dysfunction” means the inability to achieve an erection. Even when a man has a strong desire to perform a sexual act, he cannot perform it due to the lack of erection of his penis.

Liver, Gallbladder

The liver is one of the most vital organs in human metabolism and is also the largest granular organ in the human body. The entire blood supply passes through the liver several times a day. It converts sugar into glycogen as it also detoxifies the human body of poisonous waste. This vital organ, however, is affected by various diseases. Ayurveda offers a cure for all forms of liver disease and has proven to be very effective in treating all liver related diseases.

musculoskeletal

Some form of pain affecting the bones, joints, or muscles is a common feature among the vast majority of the elderly population. Although this is not exactly an age-specific disease, the incidence of this disease is more pronounced among the older generation. Ayurveda considers that these problems are the result of improper functioning of the tridoshas. These imbalances in turn give rise to various diseases that affect the bones, joints, and muscles. The Ayurveda system of medicine provides treatments and remedies to restore the tri-doshas through the use of proper herbal medicines and dietary precautions.

neurological disorders

Disorders that affect the nervous system are generally called neurological disorders. Physical injuries to the brain, spinal cord, or nerves are known to be the leading cause of neurological disorders. These can also be caused by biochemical causes. Ayurveda covers a lot of ground when it comes to neurological diseases and offers proven and effective remedies in the treatment of neurological diseases.

obesity

Obesity is characterized by the excessive accumulation of fat in the body and is the most common nutritional disorder of the modern era. The excessive intake of calories, the lack of mental and physical exercise, the alteration of the thyroid or pituitary glands, the excessive and regular consumption of alcohol are the main causes of obesity. The obese have a shortened life, difficulty in movement and in sexual relations, tiredness, bad body odor, copious sweating, very hungry and very thirsty. Overweight people are prone to chronic diseases such as heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, stroke, infertility, arthritis, cancer, and many other metabolic disorders.

Ophthalmology (eye disorders)

Eye disorders are well documented in the various Ayurveda texts written thousands of years ago. Eye disorders also find passing mention in the Shalakyatantra which deals with all disorders related to the eyes, ears, nose, throat, and diseases of the head and neck. However, in the well-known Ayurveda treatise called Shusurta Samhita, the anatomy and physiology of the eye and all eye disorders have been covered in detail. He has stated that the shape of the eyes is oblong and not perfect round. Furthermore, he has mentioned that the thickness of the eyeball is similar to the thickness of the thumb itself. Shusruta samhita has also mentioned that the eye has different layers, various junctions, the pupil, the lens, the eyelids, the eyelashes, etc. Shushruta samhita also mentions the clinical application of this anatomical background in the chapters dealing with the classification of eye disorders.

respiratory disorders

Respiratory disorders, also called lung diseases, are disorders that affect the human respiratory system. It affects almost all human beings at some point in their lives. Asthma, pneumonia, tuberculosis, lung cancer, etc. are some of the main respiratory diseases. Ayurveda classifies respiratory diseases into two main categories; Kasa (cough) and Swasa (difficulty breathing). Respiratory diseases in Ayurveda are considered to be the result of vitiated doshas. Ayurvedic treatments aim to rectify the flawed doshas and return them to normal.

skin disorders

The skin is an organ of the senses. The senses of touch, pain, temperature, pressure are felt. The seven layers of the skin get their nutrition from muscle tissue. The skin reflects the qualities of the blood and plasma tissue of a person’s body. Therefore, ‘glowing’ skin is said to be the result of good quality blood and plasma. No amount of external skin care treatment, facial massage, or makeup application through the skill of an expert esthetician can hide the superficial appearance of unhealthy skin. Healthy skin does not need makeup.