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European Ayurveda Congress in Germany
A new beginning by Kerala Ayurveda Academy, Castrop-Rauxel
According to Ayurveda time is an important factor in making the changes. Change in the universe and in the life is unavoidable.
Time to make Ayurveda in a proper way and to regulate its practice in Europe, especially in Germany has come. Ayurveda has been ruined since many decades here. It is promoted as a massage system, wellness system and more.
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Parkinson’s Disease Ayurvedic Parlance
Dr. T. Gireesh Krishnan MD (Ay)
All medical sciences are searching for a cure for the degenerative diseases of the central nervous system (CNS). Various options including snake poison and surgery are pursued by various systems. When it comes to regeneration of a tissue Ayurveda is one step ahead of other sciences.
The neuro-degenerative diseases include common and debilitating disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimers disease, dementia, MND etc.
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A Brief Note on Clinical Experience
(Continuation from last issue)
Dr. P.K. Warrier, Managing Trustee & Chief Physician, Arya Vaidya Sala, Kottakkal
Coronary artery disease: The role of Ayurvedic treatment in the management of coronary artery disease(CAD) has been in doubt for long. Until recently bye pass surgery was the ultimate option left for the patient afflicted with CAD, more especially in advanced cases. But there has been a radical change in this approach in the recent past.
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Coping up with Asthma
Dr. Purnima Vinod BAMS
It is a very painful experience to see a near and dear one struggling to breathe. Breath, which one hardly thinks about, is the most fundamental requisite for sustaining life. All of us can go without food for weeks, without water for a few days, but try holding your breath for a few minutes. It is impossible for normal human beings to hold breath for more than a minute without dire consequences – the exception being athletes and those practicing breathing exercises – who can stretch it to a few minutes but not beyond that.
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Tapioca Enters Ayurveda Arena
Ayurvedic Massage Techniques with Tapioca to Deep-Cleanse & Refresh Feet
Beverly Hills, CA (PRWEB)ASANA SPA®, a professional division within Body Bistro® that works with spas and salons globally to develop unique and holistic customized Ayurvedic treatments for the face and body, introduced the Tapioca Infused Foot Ritual, a 30-minute professional foot treatment that blends ancient Ayurvedic massage techniques with Tapioca and other delectable culinary ingredients to detoxify, smooth, soften and refresh the feet.
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Gangadharan Nair: Excellence in Paediatric Treatment
Sindhu Jayasankar
A leading newspaper brought the story of two children in 1992.The children Subhash and Suresh were suffering from Anhydrotic Ecodermal Dysplasia [AED] as opinioned by allopathic doctors.They were forced to take bath several times a day to cop up with the increased body heat, and were hesitant to take any food that contains salt or spices. These children were the centre of attraction during those days. Modern medicine failed to answer this condition.
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Ayurveda, yesterday, today & tomorrow
SP Namboothiri
Ayurveda has a history extending as far back as the vedic period. It has its origin in Adharvaveda. From then on till now, vast section of people have found in Ayurveda a relief and consolation for their mental and physical disorders. This health care system captured the minds of people even in foreign countries. It played a guiding role in the development of different systems of medicine. Budhist religion played a very important role in the evolution, development and propagation of this science.
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Ayurveda: Myths & Facts
Dr. Purnima Vinod
Myth 1: “Ayurved is an art not a science”
Fact: This is a very common notion doing the rounds that Ayurved is an art not a science. In fact the truth is no where near!!
The first recorded documents of Ayurved date back to 3000BC at a time when the western world was largely unknown. The physicians and surgeons of that era in India studied in detail the human body and its relation with the nature.
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Tulasi: The holy basil
The name ‘tulasi’ would not raise a question mark on any Indians face. Albeit, the name may vary according to the regional language but the herb definitely is known to almost everybody, not only for its medicinal properties but also for its holy image. Tulasi is worshipped as the embodiment of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and the wife of Lord Vishnu – the god from the holy trinity who preserves life. So it is planted around temples and in the courtyards of private residences to purify air around them and invite the gods into the area.
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Aromatherapy - For Beginners
Dr. Purnima Vinod BAMS, Dip. in Aromatherapy
One would think that with all the available alternative healing methods, what makes the art of aroma therapy popular than others. There are many answers to the above but the most important one is its versatility. Within the scope of these oils lies a world of possibility. Not only does each individual fragrance have its own virtue, but by blending one oil with another it’s possible to have manifold benefits. |
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A supplementary note on Aromatherapy
MELALEUCA ALTERNIFOLIA: An exotic aromatic plant from Australia, New South Wales
Aromatic plants have been used for a long time for their medicinal properties. In India some 1300 species are known for their aroma and flavour.
Recent years have witnessed a rapid growth in the world demand for essential oils and natural aroma chemicals used in drug synthesis, food flavouring, fragrances, perfumes, cosmetics and related products. The world essential oil production at raw material level is estimated at around Rs.4500 crores annually. We are currently importing about 10 types of essential oils to the tune of 8000 tons per annum.
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NEEM: The Tree of past, present and Future
K.A. Sreejith
The Neem tree has been known as the wonder tree for centuries in the Indian subcontinent. It has become important in the global context today because it finds solutions to the various problems which we are facing. Neem is an evergreen tree of the tropics and sub-tropics. It belongs to the family Meliaceae and is becoming increasingly popular due to its insect repellant traits and its use in medical science.
Neem is a medium sized to large tree characterized by its short, straight bole, furrowed, dark brown to gray bark, and dense rounded crown of pinnate leaves.
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