Expert Ayurveda

Have you ever wondered why your body sometimes feels tired even without doing much, or why you might be losing weight without trying? These small changes could be your body's way of whispering that something’s wrong sometimes even with your liver. Liver cirrhosis is a progressive condition that can go unnoticed until it's serious. But what if we could catch it early and support the body’s healing naturally? That’s where Ayurveda, India’s ancient science of life, steps in. With a focus on balance, herbs, and lifestyle changes, Ayurvedic treatment offers hope for those navigating the early signs of liver damage. Let's explore the early symptoms of liver cirrhosis and how Ayurveda can help restore harmony. What is Liver Cirrhosis? Liver cirrhosis is like scarring on the skin but inside your body. Over time, the healthy tissue in your liver is replaced by scar tissue, which blocks the flow of blood and slows down important liver functions. The liver, which works silently 24/7...

Liver diseases, ranging from fatty liver to cirrhosis, are becoming increasingly common due to lifestyle factors such as poor diet, alcohol consumption, and stress. While modern medicine offers various treatments, Ayurveda, the ancient system of natural healing, has long been recognized for its holistic approach to health and well-being, including liver care. Understanding Liver Health in Ayurveda In Ayurveda, the liver is considered a vital organ for detoxification, digestion, and the production of vital nutrients. It is primarily associated with the Pitta dosha, which governs metabolism and transformation in the body. When the balance of Pitta is disturbed, it can lead to liver-related issues such as inflammation, excessive heat, and toxicity buildup. Ayurvedic treatments focus on restoring balance to the body and mind, addressing not just the physical symptoms but also the root causes of liver diseases. This holistic approach includes dietary changes, herbal remedies, lifestyle adju...

The traditional system of ancient vedic medicine traces its roots to older forms of the healing arts that existed as far back as 1400 b.c. Ayurveda traces its origin to the vedas; Atharveveda in particular and is connected to ancient vedic religion.  In this sense Ayurveda is considered to have divine origin. This indian medicine has a long history and is one of the oldest organised systems of medicine. The sacred books of poems; the vedas written between 4500 and 1600 B.C. listed numerous medicinal plants used to remedy a host of ailments. The Charak Samhitas are great encyclopedias of medicine, listed over 500 botanical remedies in its different chapters. This important work provides a detailed account of the materia medica of the ancient Hindu researchers - Physicians. Despite outside influences for almost last seven centuries Ayurveda remained an integral part of Indian Vedic culture. Even with the rise of western medicine this Indian vedic system of medicine continued...