ALL ABOUT AYURVEDIC TREATMENTS YOU NEED TO KNOW

About Ayurveda

The sages of India developed the ancient knowledge of Ayurveda. It has evolved from various treatises and manuscripts to become one of the oldest but most cutting-edge medical procedures. The words "Ayur" and "Veda" both refer to life. The phrase "Ayurveda" thus means "science of life." For the past 5000 years, Ayurvedic theories and concepts have been put into practice. It offers advice on how to live well and live a long time. It contains instructions on how to prevent illness and treat it using yoga, treatments, herbal remedies, a healthy diet, and lifestyle modifications.

The Ayurvedic Approach To Treatment

You can live a long and healthy life, in accordance with Ayurveda, by carefully balancing your 

• Body (Sharira), 
• Mind (Mana), 
• Senses (Indriya), 
• Soul (Atma).

The three physical energies Vata, Pitta, and Kapha, and the three mental energies Satwa, Rajas, and Tamas are formed as a result of the five elements Earth (Prithvi), Water (Jal), Fire (Agni), Air (Vayu), and Ether (Aakash) are at the center of ayurvedic science. These energies in turn determine the constitution (Prakriti). In order to balance the various aspects of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health, Ayurveda offers a special synthesis of science and philosophy.

Science Behind Ayurveda 

Ayurveda is a comprehensive manual for healthy living in addition to being an ancient Indian medical system. It has endured the test of time and has been around for many thousands of years. Surgery and other complex medical procedures were once performed by Ayurvedic doctors, but in modern science, this is a relatively new phenomenon. According to the Vedic philosophy, everything in the world, including people, animals, plants, and inanimate objects, is one. As a result, there is interdependence between them. According to Ayurveda, there should be harmony between a person's body, mind, and soul and their environment. As a result, the focus of Ayurveda goes well beyond the treatment of physical illnesses to include the mental and spiritual aspects of assisting a person in realizing their highest potential.

Ayurvedic Body Types According To Tridosha

According to Ayurveda, every person has a distinct body constitution that is similar to their thumbprint. It combines three different body types and encompasses mental, physical, and emotional elements. These are referred to in Ayurvedic texts as "Doshas". Vata, Pitta, and Kapha are additional classifications for these Doshas.

VATA stands for air and space. It controls all bodily functions, including breathing, talking, circulation, digestion, elimination, urination, menstruation, and others. This dosha is present in people who move quickly and think quickly. The other two Doshas are given power by the Vata Dosha.

PITTA is an image of fire and water. It is the biological energy that drives enzymes, bile, hormones, and organic acids. Pitta regulates aggression, joy, willpower, and mental perception physiologically.

KAPHA stands for both earth and water. This dosha rules the emotions of love, greed, patience, forgiveness, and attachment in a person. This dosha gives the body its skeletal structure and physical form.

Herbs From Ayurveda

The leaves, nuts, seeds, bark, roots, and other parts of the plant are among the parts from which ayurvedic herbs are extracted. There are countless varieties of these herbs and their mixtures that can be used as medications. The way in which they are processed and extracted also varies greatly; some are extracted by boiling in water, while others are used to make herbal wines or are consumed directly. The term "proprietary medicines" refers to concoctions of herbs created by pharmaceutical companies as opposed to the "classical medicines" described in Ayurvedic texts. Before beginning any medication, it is recommended that you speak with an ayurvedic physician.

Benefits Of Ayurveda

Ayurveda has a number of benefits over other available medical systems. We have listed seven of these advantages below:

1. Ayurveda is the science of life; it is intended to promote health as well as disease prevention.
2. Unlike modern medicine, where the fundamental premise changes every few years, or other alternative systems of medicine, which have not been around for a long time, it has been around for several thousand years and its philosophy has not changed.
3. It treats the whole person rather than just the symptom.

Ayurveda and Sex 

Because it is a contentious topic, not much has been said about the amazing contributions of Ayurveda to sex and intimacy. Sex is not just for reproduction, but also for nourishment, according to Ayurveda. The development of a satisfying physical union benefits both partners' health and vitality. As a result of faulty Vata, Ayurveda describes sexual disorders and limitations and offers effective treatments. Ayurvedic medicine has influenced many modern medications used to change or maintain the health of sex organs.

Ayurvedic Treatment

Ayurveda has a number of medications that are complex mixtures of herbs and other naturally occurring substances, but it has also recommended a number of home remedies. In India, the use of spices like turmeric to treat colds and coughs is so commonplace that it is frequently overlooked as Ayurvedic treatment. Nearly all of the spices used in Indian cooking, such as cardamom, black pepper, and cinnamon, have health benefits related to one or more ailments. The plant known as Ghritkumari, also known as aloe vera, has long been used as a home remedy in Ayurveda for both skin conditions and digestive issues. It is currently very popular in many modern skin care regimens.

Take advantage of this ideal time to experiment with and establish new habits. Consider these as ways to improve your life rather than adding another thing to your already-busy schedule. The benefits will be life-altering!