acharya on January 12th, 2006

The diseases pertaining to life science are neither contagious nor influenced by genetics. These diseases breed in exhausted bodies that are out-of-shape due to unhealthy and frenzied lifestyles. These diseases involve both mind and body and hence holistic approach of Ayurveda is essential in bringing about well being and good health and plays a major [...]

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acharya on January 11th, 2006

From an Ayurvedic perspective, human constitution is composed of three forces in unique combinations; namely [tag]Vata[/tag](which is represented by Air), [tag]Pitta[/tag] (represented by Fire) and [tag]Kapha[/tag] (represented by water). Due to this, no two individuals are alike. Based on individual constitution, various factors like foods, spices, emotions, climates, colors, herbal medicines and activies, etc., leads [...]

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acharya on January 9th, 2006

Meaning of Ayurveda Ayurveda comprising of Ayur (life) and Veda (Scince or knowledge) is a holistic healing science which is in other words called “Science of life”. Ayurveda deals with the complete way of life, rather than just the treatment of diseases. Basic principles Ayurveda considers the humanity and universe as a common origin, and [...]

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acharya on January 8th, 2006

Samadasha samaagni samadhatu malakriya Prasanna atama Indrya Manha ‘Swatha’ Iti Abhidiayate [Sushrutsamhita]  Ayurveda, the ancient medical science of India, is accepted as the oldest scientific medical system, with a long record of clinical treatments. Apart from being a mere doctrine for medical treatment, Ayurveda shows a way to protect and maintain health, to cure diseases [...]

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