Sleep is a natural and essential phenomenon in which our bodies and minds undergo a period of rest and restoration. Experiencing challenges in falling and staying asleep can indicate an underlying insomnia issue.

Infertility, recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a reproductive system disease, is defined as the inability to achieve a clinical pregnancy after at least a year of consistent, unprotected sexual intercourse.

Psoriasis is a skin problem where skin cells grow too fast, about 10 times faster than usual. This causes bumpy patches to form on the skin. On lighter skin, these patches can be red with white scales, while on darker skin, they may look purplish, violet, or brown with grey scales.

“Ayurveda And Yoga “are somehow interrelated. Ayurveda is the science of life or living, while yoga is the practice of science; thus, both have an inevitable connection with each other.

Diabetes is a highly prevalent health condition in the modern world. It is an endocrine disorder characterized by inadequate regulation of blood glucose levels, leading to hyperglycemia.

The body and mind are intertwined, with one mirroring the other. Physical health issues often stem from the mind, just as mental stress and fears manifest physically.

In Ayurveda, our Acharyas have mentioned Rejuvenation Treatments and have been termed “Rasayana Chikitsa” in classic texts.

The cost of Panchakarma varies from person to person due to the customized nature of the treatment. Factors such as the specific procedures required and the individual’s health condition all play a role in determining the overall cost. When opting for a Panchakarma package, it typically includes all the necessary treatments and procedures.

Migraine is a neurological condition characterized by throbbing and pulsative headache on one half of the side and its attack lasts for hours to days.

According to Ayurveda, there is no direct link with menstrual migraine but Ayurveda explains the lakshanas (Symptoms) of Ruthumathi (women in the menstrual phase). In Ayurveda, Migraine can be co-related with a disease called Ardhavabhedaka its explained by Ayurveda Acharya “ Vagbhata” in Shiro roga (Disease of the head).

Migraine is a common neurological disorder usually experienced by patients with recurrent attacks of headaches. headaches that can be quite severe and last for hours to days.

Ayurveda has been widely accepted throughout the world. Ayurvedic treatment can be broadly categorized into two main branches: “Samshodana” and “Samsamana Chikitsa.” Panchakarma, a key component of Samshodana Chikitsa, is a natural detoxification process designed to remove toxins from the body, ultimately boosting the body’s immune system.

Panchakarma is not universally suitable for everyone. Its applicability depends on individual health conditions, constitution, and specific wellness goals. While Panchakarma offers numerous therapeutic benefits.

Ayurveda indeed emphasizes a holistic approach to health, considering various aspects beyond just the absence of disease. It takes into account the balance of doshas (biological energies), proper functioning of Dhatus (tissues), healthy Agni ( digestive fire) and normal Malakriya (elimination).

The upper arm bone fits into a rounded socket located in the shoulder blade, and this socket is known as the glenoid. The shoulder’s stability and movement are maintained by a combination of muscles and tendons, collectively referred to as the rotator cuff.
So Shoulder arthritis and frozen shoulder are conditions that affect the Shoulder joint

Frozen shoulder, also referred to as adhesive capsulitis, is a condition characterized by the gradual stiffening of the shoulder joint, leading to restricted mobility and pain. This condition can develop due to various factors such as accidents, overuse of the shoulder, or underlying medical conditions like diabetes or stroke.

Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a common condition causing stiffness and pain in the shoulder joint. The symptoms start slowly, worsen over time, and then gradually improve

PCOS, the ovaries make too much of a hormone called androgen. This hormone stops eggs from maturing properly, leading to issues with egg release. This can make it harder for a woman to get pregnant. PCOS is often seen in women of reproductive age. The ovaries in PCOS are bigger than usual and have many small cysts (fluid-filled sacs). This makes the ovaries look different from normal.

Ayurveda says that Ahara( food ) is medicine. Eating the right food at the right time can make us healthy. This is why what we eat plays a crucial role in Ayurvedic treatments. According to Ayurveda, there are three main things that affect our health and disease that is Oushada (Medicine), Ahara (Food), and Vihara (Lifestyle).

PCOS in Ayurveda is perceived as a condition where an excess of Kapha dosha obstructs the pathways of Vata and Pitta doshas. This imbalance initially affects the digestive power, leading to the accumulation of impurities and toxins in the body.

Pregnancy is a process of change, both physically and mentally. In Ayurveda, pregnancy leads to an imbalance of tridoshas( Vata, Pitta and Kapha).Since its a process of change, expansion and creation which are qualities of Vata dosha, Pitta dosha with metabolism and warmth of the body and Kapha dosha with increased body weight.

Once in our life, everyone experienced back pain. Back pain and spine-related diseases are very common problems and are growing in incidence over the years. It’s mainly because of our sedentary lifestyle, busy life, poor posture etc. accounts for the increased prevalence.

Back pain is pain felt in the back of the body. It may be classified as neck pain (cervical), middle back pain (thoracic), lower back pain (lumbar) or tailbone pain (sacral) based on the segment affected.

As the monsoon season arrives, which corresponds to the Malayalam month Karkadaka, is considered to be auspicious from ancient times itself – one aspect of health that is highlighted is the Karkadaka Chikitsa

A science so deep yet scientific by having its own language and concepts so that all the aspects of life are covered. This is my effort to give a Beginners Guide to Ayurveda.

Panchakarma Treatment for Arthritis — Dr. Karthu Satheesh B.A.M.S facebookinstagrampinterestPanchakarma provides an unique approach in the field of Ayurveda with specially designed five procedures such as Vamana(emetic therapy),virechana( purgation therapy), kashaya...

Arthritis is the most common form of degenerative disorder which affects most of the joints present in our body. This inflamed condition of joints restricts the flexibility and easy movement of body parts and thus makes difficulty in doing daily activities gradually.

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is quite familiar with gynecological disease among people in both developed and developing countries due to its prevalence. It is the most common lifestyle disorder that affects women during their reproductive age. It can be a leading cause of various metabolic diseases further.

The food substances that provoke the dosas[three fundamental energies namely vata, pitta and kapha which govern the body functions] but do not expel them out of the body are known as viruddha(incompatible). The food items may be harmless when consumed individually, but they end up to cause biochemical toxins in the body in certain combinations.

When the word ‘Panchakarma’ comes to our mind, we all criticize that word into some treatment procedures like uzhichil, pizhichil,kizhi, etc. Is it panchakarma confined to that particular treatment only? Then, what is panchakarma? What are the procedures coming under the word panchakarma?