A Case Study of Cure WITHOUT Blood Transfusion
In the month of May, 2019, a twenty year old girl walked into my clinic with her parents. Her face was extremely pale, and she was finding it tough to walk even a few steps. It was evident that she was suffering from a case of anemia.
According to the shastras, Kamadhenu is the mother of all beings; it is the giver and bestower of all happiness.
For anyone at first sight it seems to be an exaggerated statement but for one who has studied the subject in depth there is no falsehood in it.
The Aptas:
Aptas are defined as persons who are pure satva and devoid of rajo and tamo gunas.
All of us are aware about the importance of exercise in maintenance of good health. Regular exercise results in
Definition of Ayurveda: The term Ayurveda consists of two words, Ayu and Veda. Ayu means life and Veda means knowledge and the whole term Ayurveda translates into “Knowledge of life”.
The knowledge of what is good, and what is bad for our health is provided by Ayurveda.
Ayurveda has described eight types of milk obtained from different animal sources and the pride of place has been given to Cow milk of desk breeds of India (Ksheera varge agryam).
Cow milk has been described as nutritive and good for the vital organs such as the Eyes, Brain and the Heart.
Spondylitis is a disorder characterized by inflammatory changes in the spine. Spondylitic changes can affect all parts of the spine and based on the site of affection there are three variants, viz.:
Spondylitis does not have a simple explanation and reams of research papers have been published on the subject.
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative condition of the joints and frequently affects the knee,hip and spine. Major symptoms of the problem are pain in the joints aggravated by strainful activities. It may be accompanied by swelling and clicking sounds on movement of the affected joint.On examination the physician can make out crepitus in the joints on movement.
Ageing brings along with it several debilities and this is the time of life when the elders need our support and understanding and it is the duty and the responsibility of the young and the able bodied to look after them. To serve our elders better, we need to have an understanding of their needs and difficulties.