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- Ayurveda and
Men's Health:
Researches show that men are more likely to lead less healthy
lifestyles. They find it hard to quit smoking & alcohol habits if
any. Moreover they put off their routine checkups more often and
also delay in seeking professional health advices even when
symptoms of any health problem arise.
Ayurveda offers a holistic approach for Men’s overall health which
includes Sexual energy, properly nourished and toned body and
enhanced ability to deal with day to day Stress. Read
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- Sex and
Vitality in Ayurveda:
Urge
for sex is one of the most needed biological drive next to the
need for food, water and sleep. According to Ayurveda, human sex is
not merely a physical mating but is the union of two bodies, minds
& souls.
Ayurveda offers one of the best ways to lead a gratifying sex
life. Optimal sexual performance of each partner is a prerequisite
for conjugal happiness and harmony. This sexual relationship is a
sensitive phenomenon which can be disrupted by the psychological
and physiological factors. It is quite essential and natural that
everyone must adopt the perfect amalgamation of physical and
mental relation to practice blissful sex.
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Ayurveda is based on the theory of
harmonious blending of the body, sense organs, mind and soul,
which is defined as life. The physical body is made up of five
fundamental qualities of matter (Panchmahabhoota) .
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Abhyanga
is the Sanskrit word for massage given to the entire
body. It is an integral part of the daily routine (Dincharya)
recommended by oldest healthcare system for maintaining
good health. For thousands of years people have used
Abhyanga to maintain health, benefit sleep patterns, and
increase longevity. It has also been used as a medicine
for certain disorders.
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Read the practical tips of
Ayurveda for cleansing and detoxification in Spring season.
Prevent the effects of pollen allergy and other forms of allergy
with lifestyle, diet and Ayurveda supplements.
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In yogic
terms “prana” means the vital energy or breath and “ayam”
means exercise. Pranayama thus defines the exercise routines
that regulates the in and out flow of this vital energy called
Prana. It explains that the body, mind and Prana are intricately
interwoven. Read More...
All persons experience anxiety in one or
another phase of their lives. Generalized anxiety disorder is a
common chronic disorder that affects twice as many women as men
and can lead to considerable impairment. Anxiety manifests in
many forms. Read More...
Menstruation is the cyclical shedding of the
lining of uterine endometrium and it is accompanied by bleeding.
The cyclical nature roughly corresponds to monthly recurrence.
Menstrual bleeding, menses, periods or catamenia are some other
names for menstrual cycle. Read
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Many women get through with their periods casually
without any significant concern. Their periods are regular and
follow the same duration and interval month after month.
However,
other women experience a lot of physical and emotional troubles
during their periods. These menstrual disorders can range from
heavy bleeding and missed periods to unmanageable mood swings;
these symptoms may disrupt a woman's lives in major ways.
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The lymphatic
system (Lasica tantra) consists of the network of lymphatic
channels (Udakvaha Shrotas), lymph nodes (Lasica granthi) and
lymph organs (spleen and thymus). Lymphatic channels transport
watery clear fluid called lymph. This fluid distributes immune
cells and other factors throughout the body. Lymphatic channels
(Udakvaha Shrotas) interact with the blood circulatory channels
(Raktavaha Shrotas) to drain fluid collected from cells and
tissues. Read More...
The concept of Rejuvenation is a
unique approach of Ayurveda. Usually there is a surge of energy,
vitality and great health during youthful days. As we age, we
tend to feel less energy and it leaves some tangible and
undesirable impressions on skin, sexual fulfillment, vitality,
vigor and overall health.
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