Ayurvedic Treatment For Female Incontinence
Incontinence is much more common in women than in men. This embarrassing condition can have many causes, some of the most common being: Weak or damaged muscles of the bladder...
Electrolytic Function And The Need For Fluids
Electrolytes are vital to our health, and indeed to our survival. They consist of positively and negatively charged particles known as ions which are formed when minerals are dissolved in...
Ayurvedic Treatment For Breast Milk Production
Breast milk is the only complete food for an infant. Certain hormones which are secreted after pregnancy stimulate its production. It contains a host of vital nutrients, including vitamins, minerals...
Stress – Your Ayurvedic Treatment Plan
Stress used to be a term used mainly by physiologists, who would measure its effects in laboratories. Nowadays most of us in the western world seem to be always working...
Ayurvedic Treatment For Halitosis
Halitosis, or bad breath, is caused by a biofilm which collects in the mouth. It is produced by a variety of different bacteria and creates a coating – white, yellow...
The Future Of Health – A Case For Ayurveda
There can be no doubt that technological progress brings with it some great benefits, but we need to seriously consider the ways in which it is creating changes in the...
Ayurvedic Assessment Of Hypothyroidism
Conventional testing methods for the detection of thyroid problems generally involve a blood test which is designed to measure the levels of the various thyroid hormones. In the absence of...
How To Treat Multiple Sicknesses – The Ayurvedic Concept
Knowing the best way to treat people with multiple chronic health conditions is one of the biggest challenges facing our medical system today. Mainstream medicine is geared to looking at...
Factors That Influence Health In Ayurveda
How many factors determine our health? We should start by defining the word health; it implies not merely the absence of disease or infirmity, but a state in which one’s...