Acne can be frustrating and downright annoying, but what if I told you there was a magical spice that could help? Enter turmeric, the superhero spice for acne-prone skin! This bright yellow powder is ...
Triphala is a simple combination of three fruits - Amla, haritaki and Vibhitaki. Trikatu is a combination of three spices - black pepper, long pepper and ginger. These six are used together in unique ...
This article explains Madava nidaana 13th chapter "Swara Bheda Nidanam". Causes, pathology and symptoms of Swara Bheda are explained in this chapter.
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Table of ContentsIntroductionKrimi Bheda Bahya Krimi - External parasitesAbhyantara KrimiBahya Krimi - External parasitesAbhyantara KrimiNidanaSanskrit VersusAbhyantara Krimi Lakshanas Kaphaja KrimiRa...
This article explains the 11th chapter of siddhisthana of Charaka samhita called 'Phalamatra Siddhi Adhyaya'. In this chapter, "determination of appropriateness of medicaments, etc., for enema, and it...
This article explains the 10th chapter of siddhisthana of Charaka samhita called 'Basti Siddhi Adhyaya'. In this chapter, effective recipes of medicated enema have been explained.Table of ContentsProl...
Sunlight is a vital source of energy for life on earth, providing essential light and heat for plants, animals, and humans. Sunlight is composed of different types of electromagnetic radiation, includ...
This article explains the third chapter of siddhisthana of Charaka samhita called 'Snehavyapat Siddhi Adhyaya'. In this chapter, management of complications arising from the administration of anuvasan...
The word dincharya is made up of two words dina + acharya. Dina means day and acharya means activity. It is defined as an daily schedule that promotes healthier life through daily activities.
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INFERTILITY:
It is defined as a failure to conceive within one or more years of regular unprotected course .
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Primary infertility: It is...
What is Dincharya?MeaningAyurvedic daily routineDincharya importanceDo you ever feel like there just aren't enough hours in the day? Running from one place to the next, multitasking, and cramming for ...
Description Ayurveda is one of the oldest healthcare systems and helps to heal the body with the help of herbal medicines, all the cultures around the world have relied on traditional herbal medic...
Ajwain--sometimes called ajowan--is a commonly used Ayurvedic spice. It tastes like caraway or thyme, only stronger.
The seeds are small, gray-green in color and quite peppery when raw, but milder...
The body of one who uses oil massage regularly does not become affected much even if subjected to accidental injuries, or strenuous work. By using oil massage daily, a person is endowed with a pleasan...
According to ancient Indian lore, Chyawanprash--a sweet paste that's jam-packed with Ayurvedic herbs--was created by twin Vaidyas (Ayurveda experts) to help the great seer Chyawan Rishi restore his vi...
The oxidation of Gandhaka, Abhraka, Abhrakasatva Bhasma, Makshikasatva Bhasma, Svarna, Ratna etc., substances in Parada is called Jarana.
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Iron is not just taken as a dietary supplement in Ayurveda; it is also used in various forms, such as herbal preparations and minerals, to treat a range of conditions, including liver and spleen disor...
Medicinal use of zinc was first documented in Ayurvedic literature. It is used in Ayurvedic treatment of eye disorders, diabetes, urinary disorders and respiratory conditions.
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Description Belladonna is native to Eurasia. It is a kind of short herb with beautiful flowers that is bell-shaped, red coloured and gives fruits of Jet black colour. This shrub is ver...