Ayurveda is the soul and essence of Agni Ayurvedic Village, which has been dedicatedly serving people for more than 22 years. The centre has rightfully earned the reputation of being one of the best Ayurvedic treatments centers in India. We have a wide range of Ayurvedic Panchakarma treatments, i.e poorva karma, pradhana karma and pashat karma. Poorva karma includes snehanam, swedanam and different kinds of therapeutic massages like potali swedan, etc. Vamanam, virechanam, vasti, nasyam and rakta moksha as pradhana karma (Panchakarma). Ahara, Vihara, proper rest and rasayan chikitsa are pashat karma.ayurvedic wellness centre
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Ayurveda is the soul and essence of Ayurvedic Village, which has been dedicatedly serving people for more than 20 years. The centre has rightfully earned the reputation of being one of the best Ayurvedic treatments centers in India. We have a wide range of Ayurvedic Panchakarma treatments
Monday, December 27, 2021
Friday, January 1, 2021
What Ayurveda says about depression?
What Ayurveda says about depression?
Depression is a serious medical condition that negatively affects the way you feel, think and how you act. Fortunately, it is treatable if noticed in proper time. Depression causes feelings of sadness and or a loss of interest in activities once enjoyed. It can lead to emotional and physical problems and decreasing a person’s ability to function at work and home. According to WHO, depression is expected to account for more lost years of healthy life than other disease by 2030 except for AIDS. Everyone occasionally feels sad or gloomy. But these feelings pass within a couple of days. When a person has a depressive disorder, it interferes his daily life. It leaves pain for the person who is affected and those who care about him. World Health Organization define depression as a common mental disorder, presented with depressed mood, loss of interest or pleasure, feeling of guilt or low self-worth, disturbed sleep or appetite, low energy and power of concentration. Depression cannot just be blown away, it has to get treated.
Ayurveda mentions
depression as "Vishada roga. From an Ayurvedic perspective, we are at our
core healthy, whole, and happy by nature. It is important, to engage in habits
and practices supporting the emergence of our essential nature and bringing
balance to mind, body, and spirit. In addition to herbal remedies, drug
therapies and Ayurvedic procedures, Ayurveda also supports yoga, breathing
techniques, and lifestyle tools to address imbalance. Allergies and the
breakdown in metabolic processes can disturb the brain chemistry. This can
cause mood swings in a person. Vata imbalance can also cause depression known
as “unmadam” in Ayurveda
The Ayurvedic
methods of curing depression are Gentle,
Natural, and effective. It offers a complete understanding of the nature and
causes of depression. Ayurveda offers very effective treatment for depression
without negative side effects and the possibility of prevention. It promotes
higher levels of psychological health. These remedies not only restore the
balance in the body, they also progressively raise the overall level of inner
contentment.
The general line
of treatment affecting mind are daivavyapashraya chikitsa (spiritual
healing), yuktivyapashraya chikitsa
(rationale therapy) and satvavajaya chikitsa( psychotherapy).
Treatments that provide
internal cleansing are effective in these cases that includes purification and
alleviation. The elimination of vitiated doshas by panchakarma therapies
including procedures like virechanam/vamanam is called internal purification.
External cleansing treatments includes snehanam(application of oil),
swedanam(sudation/steam therapy), lepanam(external application of medicines),
parisheka ( sprinkling of medicated water), shirodhaara etc. On the other hand,
the allevation treatments include different types of drugs, diet and activities
to alleviate vitiated doshas.
Unlike a physical
illness, having a psychological illness prevents them from approaching a
doctor. But once diagnosed, our science offers enough modalities and care to
support them. So, understanding the disease in ayurvedic approach will provide
patients with help, hope and feel worth. Positive attitude by holistic approach
of Ayurveda aids in uplifting a person's mind.
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Friday, December 25, 2020
WHICH AYURVEDIC DOSHA AM I
WHICH AYURVEDIC DOSHA AM I?
According to
Ayurveda the personal constitution of a person or prakruthi (in sanskrit) is
formulated by the condition of tridoshas at the time of union of sperm and ovum
and It cannot be changed during our lifetime. Every person has the
constitution with all three doshas ( vata, pitta and kapha) as well in different proportions.The concept
of prakruthi or doshas makes Ayurveda unique from other medical systems. Also
the selection of medicines or treatments for each individual depends upon their
prakruthi or dosha. It helps in prognosis, diagnosis and prevention of many
diseases.
There are 7 types
of prakruthi, they are vata, pitta, kapha, vata pitha, pitha kapha, vata kapha
and sannipatha (tridosha). Each doshas shows its own characteristic features.
In the case of Vata
dosha, the person will show a thin body frame mostly with low body weight.
Their skin texture will be dry, rough or even cracked. Hair also shows similar
characteristics. Their teeth will be protruded or big with emaciated gums or
cavities. They show small, dry and dull eyes. Nails are brittle, dry and
cracked. Their food habits and thirst are frequently variables and they possess
hard or constipated bowels. Vata persons will be physically very active and
talkative in nature with quick responses. They show quick grasping power but
poor retention of memory. But these people usually suffer from cold intolerance.
Emotionally they are moody, fearful and unpredictable.
On the other hand
the pitta person has a medium body frame with moderate body weight. Their skin
will be soft and thin and are prone to acne and freckles. They show early
greying of hair. Teeth are moderate in size with a yellowish color and have soft
gums. Eyes are sharp and shiny and nails are pink and soft. Their tongue will
be reddish in color. They possess excessive hunger and thirst and the bowel are
loose and soft. They are moderately active with sharp and incisive communication with analytical
abilities. They have a moderate understanding, grasping and retention power.
They are usually aggressive, jealous, and impatient in nature. Also, they are
intolerant to heat.
As in a Kapha
dosha predominant person will shows broad body with increased body weight.
Their skin will be thick ,oily and cool with clear complexion. Teeth will be
strong and white in colour. Their eyes are usually big and attractive with
thick eyelashes. Nails are thick, strong and shiny. They usually have stable
food habits with scanty thirst. Kapha predominant people are lethargic in
nature but have good communication skill. They have slow grasping power, but
shows good retention power. They are tolerant to both heat and cold.
So which one do you relate to?
Friday, December 18, 2020
Ayurveda Way Of Life !!!
Ayurveda Way Of Life
Ayurveda, is an ancient system of medicine, originated in India before 5,000 years. The term Ayurveda is derived from the Sanskrit words Ayur (life) and Veda (science or knowledge). Thus, the knowledge of life.
Ayurveda advises
us to blend our modern habits with the ancient wisdom by using natural
substances, medicines and herbs which help us to lead a healthy, happy,
stress-free and disease-free life. Ayurveda is a system based on the principle of
maintaining an equilibrium between the interrelated relationships within the
body, mind and spirit. It helps the patient to understand the benefits of
knowing their body as well as mind and to live in an intimate relationship with
nature. Ayurvedic literature has remedies for age-related diseases like memory
loss, osteoporosis, diabetic wounds, etc. for which no efficient medicine is
available in modern therapy.
According to the
concept of good management or Swasthavritha (a branch of Ayurveda), Ayurveda
insists that the ‘Fault’ or Dosha, the ‘Tissue’ or Dhatu and the ‘Impurity’ or
Mala should be in harmony with each other, with all the components are in a
properly balanced state. These are basically therapeutic measures to prevent
and cure diseases. Thus, Ayurvedic procedures are done either to detoxify the body or as a prelude to strengthening the immune system. Even today Ayurvedic
medicine maintains its holistic approach to health and treatment of diseases.
The main goal of this holistic medicine is to fight against disease, promote good
health and prevent disease occurrence. For this swasthavritha explains daily
regimens, seasonal regimens and tips to follow a healthy lifestyle.
Ayurveda seeks to
diagnose patient's conditions rather treating them with internal preparations,
diet, and habit restrictions. Plant-based preparations play a major role in the
healing process. In broad terms, there is no substance in the world that cannot
be used as a potential medicine. By the proper equilibrium in the body, the
processes of physical deterioration and disease can be reduced. This is
accomplished through proper eating, thinking and living habits and the use of herbal
remedies to treat diseases.
Also, Ayurvedic
medicines can be safely used with other conventional medicines. They are non-toxic and non-invasive in
nature. They are widely used to treat several physical as well as psychological
conditions. Arthritis, obesity, hypertension, neurological disorders, cold,
constipation, skin problems, ulcer, acne, allergies, asthma, anxiety, chronic
fatigue syndrome, depression, diabetes,
immune problems etc. Since Ayurvedic medicines have natural ingredients, they
do not have any side effects. These medicines make a person’s body and mind
disease-free. So that Ayurveda should be considered as a part of our life.
Thursday, December 10, 2020
How does Ayurveda help in Curing Diseases?
These five elements influence everything in
this universe. Food, weather etc. too have specific effects on our system,
depending on their element-composition. Each constitution (Vata, Pitta or
Kapha) tends to become unbalanced or excessive. By following a diet and a
routine that reduces the excesses, one regains and retains this crucial
balance. Balancing produces healing and prevents and reverses the ageing
process, and it is achieved through Panchakarma, Ayurveda therapies, Herbal
medications, Personalised diet, Yoga and lifestyle changes.
While Ayurveda considers symptoms as part
of the picture presented by the patient, its aim is not the elimination of
symptoms. It is concerned with the uniqueness of each patient, and how his/her
makeup, personality, history and lifestyle have led him/her to the current
discomfort. Each symptom is examined in terms of the implied
imbalance/disharmony to which it points, and the true cause of the problem is
understood. Ayurveda then educates the patients to them help understand their
body and how their thoughts, speech, actions and lifestyle, in general, have
affected their health. They are shown how to live by their body’s propensities
and susceptibilities, as well as to be in harmony with their environment and
the laws of nature to restore themselves to health.
Treatment of the disease consists in
avoiding causative factors responsible for disequilibrium of the body-matrix or
any of its constituent parts, through the use of Panchakarma procedures,
medicines, appropriate diet, activity and regimen for restoring the balance and
strengthening the body mechanisms to prevent or minimize future occurrence of
the disease. Normally treatment measures involve the use of medicines, specific
diet and prescribed activity routine.
What is important to bear in mind is that,
in other systems – where a remedy might be given to alleviate the symptom, say
a persistent headache – the underlying malaise may continue to grow and spread
as the strain of one organ causes another to malfunction, and so on, Ayurveda
seeks to solve the problem from the root, leading to an all-around healthy body.
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Treatment. Click here for Wellness Package kindly Call – 75066 50605/06.
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Thursday, December 3, 2020
Hair fall treatments in Ayurveda
Hair
fall treatments in Ayurveda!!!
DOCTOR SPEAKS
Every
person experiences hairfall on daily
basis as part of the body's natural renewal cycle, but the problem arises when
there is more hairfall and gradually
scalp visualizing outside. When large number of hair is falling out or bald
spots are seen, one may wish to see a doctor or dermatologist. However this
excessive shedding may be due to stress or other physiological issues.
In
Ayurveda, hair and nail are direct by products of bone tissue (Asthi Dhathu).
If there is derangement in bone tissue, hair loss occurs. There are time tested
healing therapies as well as herbal formulations in Ayurveda for this. It helps to strengthen
the innate bone tissue, thereby enhancing the rejuvenation of hair roots and
activation of growth of hair without any side effects. Poor nutrition, stress,
anxiety, heredity, hormonal changes, medical conditions and differed lifestyle
are the major factors leading to hair fall.
The Ayurveda solution/ treatments to strengthen hair includes:
• Shirodhara – Good for
nourishing the hair roots by improving the blood flow and active nerve
functions.
• Shiro Abhyanga- Massage over
the scalp with customized oils will help to reduce the dryness and also
improves the blood circulation to the
scalp for nourishment.
• Shirolepa- Application of
suitable herbal pastes over the head will nourish the scalp as well as gives
strength to the hair roots.
• Nasya- Instillation of drops of
suitable fresh herbal juices or oils into the nostrils is the best therapy for
stimulating the nervous system and blood supply, thereby correcting the
imbalance of doshas.
• Hair cleansers - some of the
natural hair cleansers like Shikkakai, Aloe vera, Hibiscus, Amla (Indian
gooseberries), Besan (gram flour), Reetha (soap nut), Thriphala, Methi
(fenugreek), Neem etc are very effective when it is used as per the condition
after proper assessment.
• Herbs like Brahmi (bacopa
monnieri), Bhrungraj (eclipta alba), Kumari (aloe vera), Aswagandha (indian
ginseng),
Japa (hibiscus), and Lavender are also
very much effective and are used in different forms/ combinations.
• Balanced diet - A wholesome
diet, rich in essential vitamins and minerals plays a crucial role in hair
growth.
Example- Green leafy vegetables,
cucumbers, coriander, pumpkin, cumin, turmeric, curry leaves, buttermilk etc.
Also try to follow proper food timings.
DIET FOR HAIR FALL
Dr. Snigdhaa Ojha, BAMS
Senior Physician & Dietician
Hair
fall can be caused by various factors, which include a nutrient deficient diet,
stress or water quality. Eating a balanced diet with the right nutrients can
help promote hair growth. Their are different nutrients that can help in
reducing hair fall.
Vitamin
A: It helps in hair cell growth. The food which are rich in Vitamin A are
carrot,pumpkin,spinach, sweet potato etc.
Vitamin C: It helps in making collagen, an important part of hair structure,
and helps in iron absorption.
The sources are goose berry, Orange, Grape
fruit, Lemon, Bell pepper , Guava etc.
Biotin: Biotin is the best vitamin for hair growth. Sources include almonds,
cauliflower, egg, mushroom etc.
Iron: Iron deficiency can lead to hair loss, Rich sources of iron are green
leafy vegetables such as spinach, amaranthus and drumstick leaves, chickpea,
kidney beans etc.
Protein: You should eat enough protein for reducing hair fall. Rich sources
include eggs, lentils, chicken, fish etc.
TIPS FOR STRONG HAIR
Dr. Bhavya Bhupeshbabu, BAMS
Physician
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Massage your scalp with a
medicated hair oil twice a week. It will increase blood flow to
your hair follicles and stimulate hair growth.
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Brush your hair gently.
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Don’t rinse
your hair with warm/ hot water.
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Avoid tying your hair up
too often.
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Invest in a natural and
good hair serum.
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Avoid using tools that produce too
much heat.
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Keep your hair care routine minimal
and natural. Use any natural powder cleanser or a mild shampoo for cleansing.
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Let your hair dry naturally after
bath, avoid blow dryers.
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Watch what you eat, mindful and
healthy diet is extremely essential.
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Keeping a check on stress and
emotions is of utmost importance.
Yoga Instructor
The
main causes of hair fall are stress, anxiety, nutritional deficiency and poor
blood circulation to the scalp. There are some basic asanas and pranayamas that
can enhance blood circulation to the scalp, improve digestion as well as reduce anxiety and stress levels. Yoga asanas stimulate the circulation of blood and
oxygen to the scalp and help rejuvenate dry and limp hair to promote hair
growth. The asanas which you should practice regularly to reduce hair fall are:
Vajrasana
Sasangasana
Parvatasana
Ushtrasana
Sarvangasana
Thursday, November 5, 2020
How to Boost Immune System According to our Experts doctors!!!
DOCTOR SPEAKS
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IMMUNITY IN YOUR PLATE
DOCTORS SPEAKS
Dr Snigdha Ojha, BAMS (Senior Physician & Dietician)
1. Citrus
fruits : Vitamin C increases the production of white blood cells. These are the
key for fighting infections. Almost all the citrus fruits are high in Vitamin
C. Some of the citrus fruits are Grapes, Oranges, Tangerines, Lemons, Lies, Clementines.
2. Spinach
: Spinach is also rich in vitamin C. It is also packed with numerous
antioxidants and and beta carotene which may increase the infection fighting
ability of our immune system.
3. Papaya
: Papaya is loaded with vitamin C. It has a digestive enzyme called papain and
also has anti inflammatory effect.Papayas have abundant amount of potassium, B
vitamins and folate, all of which are beneficial for our overall health.
4. Red
bell peppers : Red bell peppers are rich in vitamin C. They are also a rich
source of beta carotene.
5. Garlic
: Garlic helps to fight infections. Its immune boosting properties seems to
come from a heavy concentration of sulphur containing compounds such as allicin.
6. Broccoli : It
is rich in vitamins and minerals. Its packed with vitamin A, C & E, as well
as many other
anti- oxidants and fiber.
7. Ginger :
Ginger helps to reduce inflammation and it has immunity boosting properties.
8. Turmeric : The
curcumin in turmeric has immunity boosting properties.
9. Almond
: Vitamin E is the key to a healthy immune system. Nuts such as almonds are
packed with vitamins and also have healthy fats.
10. Sunflower
seeds : Sunflower seeds are rich in nutrients. They are incredibly high in
vitamin E which is important for regulating and maintaining our immune system.
YOGA FOR IMMUNITY
MR. Narendra Shinde
Yoga Instructor
- Yoga is one of the most effective natural immunity booster which helps to rejuvenate our whole body.
- Unlike the other forms of exercises, yoga works on everything. Yoga is a practice which strengthens our body physically as well as mentally.
- A regular yoga practice along with certain poses like Shishuasana, Matsyasana, Sethu bandhasana, Bhujangasana and Dhanurasana can support and boost immune system. Pranayama helps to boost the immunity by conditioning the lungs and improving the breathing capacity. Pranayama and Meditation helps to lower stress hormones that compromise the immune system.
TIPS FOR BOOSTING IMMUNITY
Dr. Bhavya Bhupeshbabu, BAMS (Physician)
- Get sound sleep for 6-8 hours.
- Drink 2-3 litres of water everyday.
- Eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds.
- Add more of leafy greens, bell peppers, citrus fruits, sweet potatoes and berries in your diet.
- Add garlic, ginger and turmeric in your diet.
- Reduce intake of alcohol.
- Exercise or practice yoga and meditate at least 3 to 4 times a week.
- Reduce stress levels by regularly practicing pranayama and meditation.
- Take sun bath everyday for minimum of 20 minutes. (before 9 am or after 4 pm).
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