Ayurvedic Natural Remedies for Diabetes
Ayurvedic Natural Remedies for Diabetes
Article by Paulrobinson
According to ayurvedic concepts and their unique assessments diabetes is the disease which occurs when there is an accumulation of toxins in the tissue that result in circulation blockage. According to ayurveda there are different causes of diabetes like poor nutrition, poor digestion, inequity of nervous system, physical and mental stress, and disturbance in natural biological cycle.
Varieties of natural remedies have been suggested by an ayurvedic practitioner. The most effective ayurvedic treatments for diabetes are exercise and yoga. For curing diabetes ayurveda prescribes some herbs like amalaki, neem, turmeric,shilajit etc. As these herbs restore balance of those which causes imbalance in our body, they are considered to be the nutritional supplements.
Celiac disease is a disease of the small intestine in which there is an immunological reaction within the inner lining of the small intestine to proteins (gluten) that are present in wheat, rye, barley and to a lesser extent, oats. This reaction causes inflammation that destroys the inner lining of the small intestine. This reduces the absorption of dietary nutrients and can lead to symptoms and signs of nutritional, vitamin, and mineral deficiencies. Celiac disease is also known as sprue, non-tropical sprue, gluten enteropathy and adult celiac disease. Common symptoms include diarrhea, malodorous flatulence, abdominal bloating, increased amounts of fat in the stool, weight loss, fluid retention, anemia, osteoporosis, easy bruising, peripheral neuropathy, infertility and muscle weakness.
Welcome to the fifth installment on the medical practice of Ayurveda, perhaps the oldest documented form of medicine on the planet, and the natural treatments it utilizes. In this article our focus is on “Holy Basil,” or Tulsi which has been used for thousands of years in India for emotional and physical ailments.
Though basil is grown on all continents, Tulsi, or holy basil (Ocimum sanctum), is unique to the Indian subcontinent. The plant itself appears as a shrub that grows around 18 inches in height. The variety of the Tulsi plant will dictate its color, appearing from green to purple with small, oval-shaped leaves and lavender flowers. Within these leaves are a rich source of essential oils, including eugenol, nerol, camphor, and a variety of terpenes and flavonoids. The importance of these oils will be understood as you read on.
Mental depression, in itself is not a very definite term. It incorporates various conditions from temporary mood swings, to consistent feelings of dejection over a period of time to severe melancholia with serious repercussions. For the most part, people tend to take depression for granted, dismissing it as integral to a person’s natural disposition but in reality, it is a clinical condition that needs to be diagnosed for possible causes and then treated accordingly.
It is often better to treat mental depression symptomatically through neural procedures, mood elevators, tranquilizers, and stress relievers or sedatives as the case may be. Regular physical activity and exercise have also been effective in fighting chronic cases of the disease. Studies have found out that ayurveda is a gentle, natural, and effective means of attending to depression without the side effects that most strong medicines are likely to produce.
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