Showing posts with label wellness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wellness. Show all posts

Thursday, December 3, 2020

Hair fall treatments in Ayurveda

 

Hair fall treatments in Ayurveda!!!



DOCTOR SPEAKS

Dr A V Rajeev Nair,  BAMS, MD (Ay) 
Chief Physician & CEO

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

        Massage your scalp with a medicated hair oil twice a week. It will increase blood flow to your hair follicles and stimulate hair growth.

        Brush your hair gently.

        Don’t rinse your hair with warm/ hot water.

        Avoid tying your hair up too often.

        Invest in a natural and good hair serum.

        Avoid using tools that produce too much heat.

        Keep your hair care routine minimal and natural. Use any natural powder cleanser or a mild shampoo for cleansing.

        Let your hair dry naturally after bath, avoid blow dryers.

        Watch what you eat, mindful and healthy diet is extremely essential.

        Keeping a check on stress and emotions is of utmost importance.

 

YOGA FOR HAIR FALL
 Mr. Narendra Shinde

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

   Write to us for an expert doctor consultation on - info@ayurvedicvillage.com  or call us on - 7506650605

Thursday, September 24, 2020

Hypotension - Ayurveda can ease you

 

Hypotension - Ayurveda can ease you


Hypotension is low blood pressure, a condition that affects many people. The normal level of BP is 120/80 mm of hg and anything below 90/60mm of hg is termed as low blood pressure. Hypotension causes inadequate flow of blood to the body organs and may cause stroke, heart attack, kidney failure, and shock if not treated. Low blood pressure is often an indicator of an underlying problem and is especially dangerous when the pressure drops suddenly.

According to Ayurveda low blood pressure occurs due to vitiation of Vata and weakness of Agni. So need to balance Vata by medication and certain lifestyle changes.

 

Hypotension symptoms:

 

·         Weakness

·         Not being able to comprehend

·         Not being able to concentrate

·         Giddiness, nausea or vomiting

·         Breathlessness

·         Hands and feet feel cold

·         Passing out

Common causes:

 

·         Thirsty most of the time

·         Absence of nutrition

·         Anaemia

·         Consumption of alcohol

·         Endocrine illnesses

·         Certain medications like pain-killers, anti-anxiety or anti-depressants etc.

·         Anxiety

·         Laborious jobs

·         Less Sodium intake

Ways to deal with:

·         Stay hydrated

·         Exercise regularly to pump up the blood circulation in the body

·         Get regular dose of vitamin D through sun bathing

·         Have a glass of almond milk every morning

·         Have 8 to 10 soaked raisins as they have nutrients which help adrenal gland maintain blood pressure.

·         Include Vitamin C rich fruits like guava, amla, oranges, lemon, etc along with apples, pomegranate, carrots, dates and figs in your diet. These foods enable the absorption of iron and help restore the blood cells and regulate blood volume and blood pressure.

·         Padabhyangam or foot massage helps improve blood circulation in the entire body. Use our Agni Arogyapadabhyangam oil which is 100% natural and a traditional Ayurvedic handmade product.

·         A blend of dry ginger powder and liquorice root powder (Yashtimadhu) with honey after breakfast is good for managing low blood pressure. This mixture is considered to be anti-inflammatory and anti-clogging and enhances blood circulation.

·         Balarishtam, Ashwagandharishtam, Ashwagandhachoornam or capsule and nutritional medicines are very effective for those suffering from hypotension.

These medicines should be consumed only after consulting a licensed Ayurvedic doctor.

Please feel free to consult with our doctors

Treatments offered at Agni Ayurvedic Village for hypotension include Shirodhara, Abhyangam, Padabhyangam, MatraBasti, Navarakizhi, Navaratheppu and more.

Monday, April 13, 2020

Cracking the wellness code!


Cracking the wellness code!

Wellness cannot be termed just as a physical activity. It's rather a state of being.
True wellness is a holistic state of physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual balance, which has become a luxury in today’s world.




Ayurveda gives utmost importance to wellness. It can be achieved by balancing 3 Doshas (Vata, Pitta and Kapha) and the mind.
Ayurveda focuses on maintaining overall health by promoting individual wellbeing and preventing diseases from occurring.
We all know that prevention is better than cure, but do we actually put this into practice? No, we don't, until our lifestyle habits make us fall sick and we reach almost a point of no return.
We, at Agni Ayurvedic Village, promote wellness as our prime motto. That's why we are not just an authentic Ayurvedic centre but a wellness retreat with a comprehensive approach to overall wellbeing. 
Panchakarma is a set of five detoxification therapies that cleanse your entire internal system and remove toxins. It’s followed by Rasayanachikitsa to replenish and restock each and every cell with loads of nutrition.
Please feel free to consult with our doctors to know more about achieving wellness

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