About Ayurveda
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Ayurveda is perhaps the most ancient among medical systems prevailing in the world. Believed to have originated 5000 years ago in India, it sustained its ups and downs over the centuries. True to its meaning ‘Knowledge or science of life or life span’, Ayurveda continued to exist and carved a niche for itself in the modern world.
Ayurveda reckons that each human being possesses a unique constitution called ‘Prakriti’ related to the five principles fire, sky or space, air, water and, earth. ‘Prakriti’ constitutes of three energies called ‘Doshas’. Vata [related to body movement]. Pitta [related to metabolism and digestion], and Kapha [related to Phlegm]. While Pitta energy is associated with fire, Vata energy is associated with air and space or sky. Kapha energy is associated with earth and water.
When the three energies are in a state of equilibrium, a person is in good health. When one or two either exceed or recede, a Person start becoming vulnerable to diseases. Ayurvedic treatments try to maintain or bring back equilibrium. For this, Ayurveda utilizes the Panchakarma treatments that are a unit of five treatment methods, each with its specific characteristics.
Panchakarma treatments fundamentally include five methods of purification. Vamana an emesis treatment, Virechana, the purgatory treatment. Niroohavasti a decoction enema treatment, Nasya, a treatment by administration of medicine through nostrils, and Anuvasanvasti an oil enema treatment. These treatments aim at clearing embedded imbalances in the body.
Why Ayurveda is Best ?
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Ayurveda is the best complimentary medical system available. Even though Ayurveda can be helpful for a fast cure from diseases, it is more reputed for its preventive and rehabilitative benefits. Thus Ayurveda, even if not an option over allopathy, can very well be the complimentary treatment. Ayurvedic treatments do not produce any side effects and intends to keep our body and internal organs clean, and that is fundamental to both cure and sustenance of good health.
Ayurveda considers various methods for diagnosis, which include both direct talks with the patients and physical check-ups. The usual medical methods for diagnosis, like checking pulse, examining eyes, and tongue, are also involved. The diagnosis assesses the Dosha or energy imbalance and its root causes. Accordingly, treatment schedules get decided along with dietary regulations. Ayurveda always suggest a lifestyle and recommends meditation and Yoga exercises both during and after treatment.