In India, diseases have been treated with the Ayurvedic method for ages. There are many herbs in Ayurveda that work as medicine. In Ayurveda, the biggest cause of diseases is considered to be Tridosha i.e. Vata, Pitta and Kapha in the body. Know how Ayurveda works.
In Ayurveda, many plants are used as medicines. Many plants reduce the risk of blood pressure, diabetes, and other lifestyle-related diseases. Know about 10 such Ayurvedic plants that benefit your health.
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Know the pitfalls of improper food combinations as per Ayurveda with these five essential tips. Learn how mismatched foods can disrupt digestion and impact overall health, guiding you toward harmonious eating habits for a balanced mind and body.
These days, green leaves have started appearing on the Giloy vine. It is not only beautiful but also beneficial for your health. If you have Giloy vine growing in your house, then know its benefits and how it can be used for diseases.
In a world inundated with fad diets, the Ayurvedic approach to nutrition stands out as a time-tested and sustainable solution for managing diabetes. By embracing the wisdom of doshas, individuals can cultivate a harmonious relationship between their bodies and the food they consume.
Ayurveda recognises three categories of food: Sattvik, Rajasik, and Tamasik, each with distinct qualities and impacts on the mind and body. Balancing these categories through conscious food choices can support spiritual evolution and overall well-being.
After a long festive week, everybody feels exhausted and needs some rest and Ayurveda detox plan. You can detoxify your body by keeping yourself more hydrated, eating only light-cooked food, avoiding junk food, increasing physical activity, and trying out some home remedies.
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Ashwagandha, a revered herbal remedy in traditional medicine, is making waves in the modern world. Its versatility and potency position it as a beacon of holistic well-being, offering a natural approach to health amidst growing interest in alternative therapies.
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Ashwagandha milk, often referred to as "Ashwagandha Ksheer" or "Ashwagandha latte," is a traditional Ayurvedic beverage made by combining ashwagandha root or powder with milk. This concoction is known for its potential health benefits.
The monsoons bring about advancement in the impaired digestive fire. One should adapt to changes in food and lifestyle in order to keep one’s digestive fire in balance.
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