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Ayurveda: Changing Medicines, Changing Lives

Ayurvedic has been the oldest method of the health care system. According to the Sanskrit translation, Ayurveda means the knowledge of life. It is a natural healing process. Many therapy centers, spas, resorts, and many more are using this old and traditional method for healing and caring old pains in the body. Ayurveda is the oldest method practiced in India and uses five actions or panchakarma, which includes yoga, massage, acupuncture, and herbal medicine.

Massage

Massage therapy is one of the well-known methods in the Ayurveda section. It claims to heal many disorders like anxiety, asthma, arthritis, high blood pressure, cholesterol and many more.

The range of Ayurvedic therapies

1. The herbal medicines

herbal medicine

It includes a combination of several herbs like metals, minerals, and gems known as Rasha shastra that take the form of pellets, tablets and powder of various colours and scents.

2. Meditation

meditation

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It plays an impactful role on the body and mind. Meditation reduces stress and controls anxiety. A lot of adults are seen reducing their anxiety to a great level. It helps in controlling the feelings and emotions throughout stressful days. Another important fact is that it helps in increasing attention.

3. Panchakarma

panchkarma

This is famously known as five actions, and it includes five therapies. It maintains the balance in the body, which in all means detoxifying the entire system of the body. Panchakarma has been the best benefit of Ayurveda.

4. Yoga

Yoga

In modern days, people have become conscious about their health. During the lockdown, people understood the essence of maintaining a healthy life. Of all exercises and detoxification, yoga is the best form. It increases flexibility in the body, keeps the body positive and is major stress relief. Yoga is one of the oldest ayurvedic therapies.

Special considerations dealing with Ayurveda

It is safe and easy to deal with Ayurveda, but from above these, there is a need for precaution in dealing with it.

  1. Herbal medicines are natural and have less harmful effects on the body, but certain issues cannot be fully trusted on herbal medicines, especially on kids. It is fine to deal with the commodities of it, but overdose is not good and safe for the body.
  2. There are several herbal medicines that are not good for pregnant ladies. Several tests must be taken while taking the herbal medicine.
  3. There are several products in the name of herbal is sold around the world. Proper certification and brand must be used or sold in the market. Though herbal or Ayurveda items have created several benefits, there are items that are toxic for the body. They can also lead to death. It is always important to know herbs and their uses and how to take them.

Conclusion

These are all about Ayurveda. Ayurvedic medicine has spread even beyond the borders of India. However, there are many people who have switched to Ayurvedic due to its beneficial things. For many people, it has given far-reaching results and brought a healthy life and received positive results.

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Priyanka Arora

Priyanka Arora has over 7 years of experience as a health & wellness writer and has done a Certificate Course in Yoga and Naturopathy. She has done M.Sc. from the Central University of Punjab, Bathinda, India. Her fascination with herbs, natural remedies, and traditional medicine has developed her niche in writing. Her work also appears in top healthcare publications in India.

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