Ayurvedic Treatment of Jaundice

Ayurvedic Treatment involves all-natural, herbal medicines that help one to divest any acute and chronic health ailments and provide balance and sustenance to the body.

Ayurvedic treatment provides medicines that are obtained from natural sources and not synthetic, they are accepted and assimilated in the body without creating any side effects and on the other hand, there may be some side benefits.

Ayurvedic Treatment is not about fast and instant relief. Ayurvedic treatment looks at the human body and it’s functioning at a much deeper level and propagates the philosophy that in order to look good on the outside, one must feel great from the inside. And this is the reason why, all Ayurvedic Treatments are aimed at treating and correcting the root cause of problems.

With rising stress levels in all spheres of life, failure to follow a healthy lifestyle and incorrect eating habits, more and more people are suffering from nagging heath problems and diseases. The need for a natural, holistic and safe solution is what is making individuals choose Ayurvedic treatment over modern medicines. Ayurvedic Treatment gives a complete sound treatment that works at the body system and makes one feel better.
There are eight parts of Ayurvedic Treatment-
• Kaya Chikitsa - Healing and detoxifying measures are discussed under this part of Ayurveda.
• Shalya Chikitsa- dealing with extraction of foreign bodies
• Shalakya Chikitsa- Dealing with disease of supra-clavicular region- ENT. & Ophthalmology
• Agad-tantra. dealing with alleviation of poison, artificial poison and toxic symptoms due to in take of antagonistic substance
• Kaumar Bhritya- Deals with the pregnant ladies and babies
• Bhoot Vidya- dealing with spirit or organisms- Psychiatry Medicine
• Rasayana- dealing with promotional measures – Rejuvenates
• Bajika
a- dealing with aphrodisiacsr
Ayurvedic Treatment often differentiates human body in three principal life forces; Vatha, Pitha and Kapha called the tridoshas. To lead a healthy life t is important to maintain an optimum balance between all 3 doshas. Any imbalance would invite diseases. Ayurvedic treatment when applied takes care of these imbalances comprising internal and exte
al medicine, surgical treatment and psychotherapy.