Liver Detox – Get Rid of Liver Problems
How to Get Rid of Liver Problems and Prevent Liver Disease with Ayurveda Liver detox is one of the most commonly known forms of detox. You may have heard of...
The Multiple Benefits Of Ayurvedic Herbs
There is a profound difference between the way in which western pharmaceutical medicines work and the manner in which Ayurvedic herbal medicines achieve their result. While a modern drug focuses...
Ayurvedic Treatment For Epilepsy
Epilepsy is a condition that affects the brain, causing repeated seizures. The neurons in the brain use electrical impulses to communicate with one another, and during a seizure these impulses...
The Total Health Solution : Ayurvedic Medicines Vs Pharmaceutical Drugs
It is true to say that a large percentage of pharmaceutical drugs are derived from chemicals which have been isolated from plants. However, the similarity to Ayurvedic herbal medicines ends...
Ayurvedic Treatment For Poor Memory
As we become older it is quite normal for our memory to become less efficient, as the production of brain hormones declines. The neuron cells tend to dry out and...
What’s In A Name? – Organic v. Wildcrafted Herbs
We hope that these blogs will help to clear up some of the confusions that arise as a result of the conflicting health information that surrounds us. Nowhere is this...
Extraction Of Active Ingredients – How Much Is Enough?
The term ‘active ingredient’ is most commonly applied to medicines, both drugs and herbal remedies, and refers to the chemical component(s) contained in the medicine that enable it to produce...
Can Herbs Be Standardised
Ayurvedic medicines have proved their efficacy and safety for thousands of years. In recent years there has been a huge increase in interest in these herbal remedies, no doubt fuelled...
Ayurvedic Medicines – What Makes Them Different?
It is now generally accepted, even in mainstream medical circles, that drug based medicines in targeting one set of symptoms often produce a whole new set. Indeed, the fresh problems...



















