- 41. Ayurveda - Introduction
- (Ayurveda)
- ... soul. Often people may not be suffering from physical problems but they may very unhappy and disturbed mentally. According to Ayurveda, such a person would be in a state of ill health. Problems ...
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- 42. Ayurveda - Arogya
- (Ayurveda)
- ... are prescribed or the person is told to see a psychiatrist. The person continues to suffer from the symptoms without any change. Ayurveda offers solutions to such patients, as the cause of the disease ...
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- 43. Ayurveda - Mind Types
- (Ayurveda)
- ... not refreshing. Food that is strong and excessive in flavor (spicy, hot salty) is preferred. Stimulants such as coffee, tea, alcohol and tobacco are consumed regularly. There are six types of ...
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- 44. Ayurveda - Understanding Yoga
- (Ayurveda)
- ... such desires from the mind. This process of removing of mundane desires from the mind, realizing what is "consciousness" or "the soul" and then connecting it with God, is known as Yoga. Yoga ...
- Created on 22 February 2013
- 45. Ayurveda - Fibromyalgia
- (Ayurveda)
- ... pathogenesis to offer for this mysterious medical condition. However, theories based on recent research suggest that in all cases, some 'triggering incident'—such as physical or emotional trauma, or overexertion, ...
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- 46. Ayurveda - Agni
- (Ayurveda)
- ... problems, such as poor digestion, lethargy, diarrhea, mental stress and strain. Symptoms of low agni include flatulence, dull complexion, constipation and a tiredness of mind, while high agni is indicated ...
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- 47. Ayurveda - Spring and Kapha
- (Ayurveda)
- ... this season, they tend to be inflicted with diseases relating to water and earth elements, such as sinus congestion, flu, and other maladies connected to mucus. In general, people have kapha disorders ...
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- 48. Ayurveda - The Mind Within
- (Ayurveda)
- ... and as such depends on the senses (external factors) and the mind (internal factor) for various functions such as feeling, experiencing, retaining, and finally liberation, which is believed to be the ultimate ...
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- 49. Ayurveda - Stress
- (Ayurveda)
- ... our lives, which can be brought about by so many reasons: financial concerns, family problems, work pressure, and so on. Stress can also be brought about by environmental factors such as not receiving ...
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- 50. Ayurveda - Veg or Non Veg ?
- (Ayurveda)
- ... does not include refined sugar products, but refers to anything that has a sweet taste without any additives, such as grains (rice, wheat and barley), breads, honey and fruits. Milk, herbal teas, pure ...
- Created on 22 February 2013
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