acharya on November 28th, 2011

Bangalore, the capital of the State of Karnataka, now better known as Silicon Valley of India, has been witnessing major inflow of foreign patients over the past few years. Patients from across the globe have been flocking to the Silicon Valley city, like never before. The reason for the emergence of Bangalore as the hotbed [...]

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Ayurveda is gaining world-wide recognition in preventing and tackling chronic diseases, according to an article published in ‘The Week’ health supplement, June edition. With continued research and several therapeutic benefits that ayurveda offers, it is now understood that ayurveda is much more than herbal shampoos and wellness massages. With increasing chronic ailments striking at an [...]

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acharya on June 3rd, 2011

Dhanwantharam oil is one of the most popular massage oils, a combination of 28 rare herbs, mostly found in the Indian sub-continent. Dhanwantharam is recommended for all body types, particularly the Vata and Pitta types. Due to its potent anti-oxidant effect, it rejuvenates the body and skin increasing immunity, and possesses excellent nourishing and anti-inflammatory [...]

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acharya on December 26th, 2009

With India reporting a total of 36 A(H1N1) influenza deaths, and with the total positive Swine Flu cases in the country standing at 2,401, the Central Ministry in India said that Ayurveda and Unani interventions could be used to bolster immunity to combat several flu-like conditions. The Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry at New [...]

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Central Ministry in India said that Ayurveda and Unani interventions could be used to bolster immunity to combat several flu-like conditions. The Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry at New Delhi, arrived at this decision, after taking into account the expert opinion received by the Department of AYUSH. The department has formed group of experts [...]

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acharya on August 14th, 2009

While the Swine Flu panic is growing worldwide, and the death toll increasing by the day, renowned yoga guru Baba Ramdev had recently assured the public that yoga has the power to fight Influenza A(H1N1). When addressing a press conference this week, Baba Ramadev assured the masses that regular practice of yoga can boost immune [...]

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acharya on April 25th, 2009

According to Ayurvedic principles, just as every individual has a unique fingerprint, the energy pattern of every individual varies from one another. A combination of physical, mental and emotional characteristics comprises an individual constitution. This constitution is determined by several factors that remain throughout one’s life. Ayurveda lays emphasis on prevention and promotes maintenance of [...]

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acharya on December 21st, 2008

Flowers have been long used to enhance beauty and to keep mind and body healthy. In India, the Indian Rose has been used by ancient Queens to make their skin soft, supple and fair, while in China, women drink Chysanthemum soup to detox their digestive system and avoid bacterial infections. Flower Therapy is seen as [...]

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